A national gathering in Hamo village denounced the American and Turkish occupation and rejected the so-called unjust American Caesar Act

Al-Hasakah-Sana

Popular protests continued in Hasaka governorate against the American and Turkish occupation forces and their aggressive practices, and in opposition to the so-called unjust American Caesar Law, as the people of Hamo village in the Qamishli region organized a national gathering during which they denounced the new chapter of the aggressive war against the Syrians and their state, represented by the Caesar Law.

SANA correspondent in Al-Hasakeh stated that the people of Hamo village carried banners during the gathering and chanted slogans denouncing the aggressive practices of the occupation forces and confirm their categorical rejection of the so-called American Caesar Act that represents a new aggression against the Syrians calling for solidarity and close ranks to make the effects of this unjust siege by Washington and its allies an incentive to do More work to reduce its negative repercussions.

The correspondent pointed out that the people chanted patriotic slogans and songs that glorify the heroism of the Syrian Arab Army and the steadfastness of the Syrian people and their leadership in the face of this aggressive war.

In interviews with the correspondent, Hassan al-Huwait, a resident of the village, expressed his condemnation of the coercive economic measures that directly affect the Syrian citizens and affect the performance of important sectors, especially health, stressing that these measures will not impair the will of the Syrians, who cherish their steadfastness in the face of global terrorism.

And Ness Saleh Al-Ezzo affirms, on her part, her rejection of the "American and Turkish presence, interference in the affairs of our country, and the economic blockade to fight the Syrian people in their livelihood."

The people of the village of Buwair Al-Bouassi in Al-Qamishli countryside yesterday carried out a protest against the American and Turkish occupation forces, and against the so-called unjust Caesar law against Syria.

Several regions on the island are witnessing demonstrations rejecting the presence of the Turkish and American occupation forces. Hundreds of people from the villages of Ras Al-Ain city gathered in a demonstration against the Turkish occupation forces and its mercenaries from the terrorists on the twenty-fifth of last month to condemn their daily attacks against them and the theft of their livelihoods and properties.