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Syria’s UN Envoy: Turkey Using Drinking Water as A Weapon of War Against Hasaka Citizens

Syria’s UN Envoy: Turkey Using Drinking Water as A Weapon of War Against Hasaka Citizens
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By Staff, SANA

Syria’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Bashar al-Jaafari, said the Turkish regime is using drinking water as a weapon of war against civilians in Hasaka because they reject the occupation of their lands.

Cutting off water is a war crime and a crime against humanity, al-Jaafari underscored.

“The suffering of al-Jazeera families was not limited to what has been done by Daesh [the Arabic acronym for terrorist ‘ISIS/ISIL’ group] criminal practices, nor by the crimes of the illegitimate international coalition that looted Syria’s resources, but their suffering has escalated by the crimes of the US and Turkish occupation and their tools of separatist militias and terrorist organizations,” al-Jaafari said during a UN session via video conference on the situation in Syria.

Al-Jaafari pointed out that more than one million Syrian civilians in Hasaka city and its surroundings are thirsty and they have suffered from the lack of water for more than twenty days.

He added that the Turkish occupation forces and their tools of the terrorist organizations have cut off water from Alouk station and the feeding wells more than 16 times.

Al-Jaafari indicated that the so-called international coalition acknowledged two days ago its responsibility for killing 1,377 civilians, of course, the numbers exceed by doubles but the matter will pass unnoticed as long as Germany and Belgium are “entrusted” to hold the so-called “humanitarian pen” at the UN Security Council.

He stressed that the Syrian state and the Syrian humanitarian organizations assumed their responsibilities in facing the Turkish regime ‘s crime of cutting off water to Hasaka people, as drinking water has been secured for the Syrian citizens there as much as possible, but the needs exceed all expectations and possibilities due to the Turkish and the US occupation of the northern and eastern parts of Syria.

Al-Jaafari reiterated that Syria warned against continuing or repeating that disaster.

He said that in completion to the policies of governments hostile to Syria, the terrorist organizations blew up the gas pipeline that feeds electric power stations in Syria, which led to a general blackout in various parts of the country, indicating that this terrorist attack, which was carried out by the US occupation-backed terrorist groups in occupied al-Tanf region, is only a chain in a series of economic terrorism that has become the dominant title for this stage.

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