Our students in Poland are calling for the siege on Syria to be lifted

Warsaw-SANA

The branch of the National Union of Syrian Students in Poland, the Mashreq League and the Syrian Club called for the lifting of all unilateral coercive measures and the unjust blockade imposed by a number of Western countries on Syria, and to cooperate with the Syrian government in its war on terror.

In letters addressed to the Presidents of the Polish Parliament and Senate, the offices of the European Union, the European Commission, the Media Office of the European Parliament, the United Nations Office in Poland and the Vatican Embassy, ​​the Student Union branch, the Levantine League and the Syrian Club clarified that the goal of the Western countries in the siege that contradicts international law is to confiscate the independent Syrian decision and deprive the Syrians. It is their natural right to security, stability, prosperity and influence over the Syrian government's ability to repair what the terrorists have ravaged.

The Syria branch, the Mashreq League, and the Syrian Club demanded the immediate and unconditional lifting of the economic blockade and all unilateral coercive measures imposed on Syria and the departure of the American and Turkish occupation forces from all Syrian lands, especially the gas and oil fields that are subject to systematic theft at the expense of the right of the Syrian people, as they called on the European Union countries to Restore diplomatic relations with Syria and cooperate with it in combating terrorism that threatens Europe as well.

The letters indicated that European countries, along with the United States, provided support to terrorist organizations in Syria such as ISIS, Al Qaeda, Jabhat al-Nusra and other terrorist organizations, either directly or through unfair decisions to tighten unilateral, coercive and illegal measures against Syria, adding that the so-called With the "Caesar Act" targeting the economic and banking sectors, and depriving local markets of medical equipment and medicines.

The letters concluded by calling on the Presidency of the European Union to abolish all sanctions imposed on the Syrian people, lift the siege on them, stop political interference and dictations, and respect the sovereignty of the Syrian people and their legitimate right to build their state according to their will.