Nadia Murad condemned the invasion of the Turkish armed forces in Syria
Yazidi human rights activist Nadia Murad condemned Turkey's military invasion of Syria. The Nobel laureate believes that the Actions of the Turkish army in Syria will lead to the restoration and strengthening of radical Islamists in the region.
"I condemn Turkey's recent invasion of northeastern Syria. This act of aggression will lead to the resurgence of ISIS and other radical groups in the region. Religious minorities in Syria and Iraq will again be threatened by radical groups, " Nadia Murad said in a statement.
Murad fears that” thanks " to Turkey's invasion, ISIS terrorists held captive by the Kurdish militia will be able to escape punishment.
"If the front line against is is destroyed, captured terrorists who committed genocide and enslaved women and children are likely to escape prosecution for their crimes," she said.
Yezidi human rights activist has also condemned the approving silence of the President of the United States Donald trump.
"The international community has a moral responsibility to stabilize the region. President trump's decision to tacitly support Turkey will have serious consequences for the lives of civilians and the region. There is still time to work on a peaceful political solution and ensure the safety of all residents of the region. We call on everyone to support the people who have already left their homes in northeastern Syria, " Murad said.
On October 9, the Turkish armed forces launched a military operation "Spring of peace", which aims to oust the Kurdish militia and create a 32-kilometer security zone on Syrian territory. The Turkish authorities intend to resettle Syrian refugees in this zone. The operation began after the US announced the withdrawal of its military from the Kurdish regions.
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Nadia Murad condemned the invasion of the Turkish armed forces in Syria
Yazidi human rights activist Nadia Murad condemned Turkey's military invasion of Syria. The Nobel laureate believes that the Actions of the Turkish army in Syria will lead to the restoration and strengthening of radical Islamists in the region.
"I condemn Turkey's recent invasion of northeastern Syria. This act of aggression will lead to the resurgence of ISIS and other radical groups in the region. Religious minorities in Syria and Iraq will again be threatened by radical groups, " Nadia Murad said in a statement.
Murad fears that” thanks " to Turkey's invasion, ISIS terrorists held captive by the Kurdish militia will be able to escape punishment.
"If the front line against is is destroyed, captured terrorists who committed genocide and enslaved women and children are likely to escape prosecution for their crimes," she said.
Yezidi human rights activist has also condemned the approving silence of the President of the United States Donald trump.
"The international community has a moral responsibility to stabilize the region. President trump's decision to tacitly support Turkey will have serious consequences for the lives of civilians and the region. There is still time to work on a peaceful political solution and ensure the safety of all residents of the region. We call on everyone to support the people who have already left their homes in northeastern Syria, " Murad said.
On October 9, the Turkish armed forces launched a military operation "Spring of peace", which aims to oust the Kurdish militia and create a 32-kilometer security zone on Syrian territory. The Turkish authorities intend to resettle Syrian refugees in this zone. The operation began after the US announced the withdrawal of its military from the Kurdish regions.
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