Madrid-Sana
The executors of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party in Spain condemned the unilateral coercive economic measures imposed by the United States of America and its followers in the European Union on the Syrian people, stressing that these measures are a crime against all of humanity.
The head of the enforcement agency in Spain, Faisal Kaouche, said in a statement to the SANA correspondent in Madrid that “these western measures are aimed at punishing the Syrian people for standing with their legitimate government and ideological army in fighting terrorism that it created, supported and financed by Western countries involved in shedding the blood of innocent people and civilians in Syria,” denouncing the double standards that Western governments use it to deal with terrorist organizations.
Kaoush pointed out that the return of terrorism and its arrival in European lands came as a natural result of this duplication, which revealed the lies, hypocrisy and hatred of the West against the Syrian people, denouncing the role of some "cheap" Western media that were and still are working as a media arm for terrorist organizations in misleading public opinion, distorting and falsifying facts In syria.
The head of the outlet of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party in Spain expressed his strong condemnation of the occupation of parts of the Syrian territories by the United States and the Turkish regime, stressing that it represents a flagrant violation and a serious violation of international law and the sovereignty of countries and their territorial integrity, stressing standing behind the Syrian Arab Army in the fight against criminal terrorist organizations.
He also denounced the practices of the "Qasd" militia associated with the American occupation forces and their consequences, especially the killings, robberies, theft, and plundering the wealth and livelihood resources of the Syrian people, including oil, agricultural crops, factories and other things, in front of the silence and sight of the international community.