Damascus-SANA
People's Assembly Speaker Hammouda Sabbagh affirmed that the Turkish regime, led by Recep Erdogan, continues its aggressive practices that target the unity, sovereignty and independence of Syria, a continuation of the terrorist war against it and a link in the chain of alliances with Western colonial powers, led by the United States, to serve the Zionist entity.
In a speech during the People's Assembly session today, Sabbagh reiterated the parliament's condemnation and denunciation in the strongest terms of the decision issued two days ago by the Turkish Parliament to renew the so-called "authorization granted" to the head of the Turkish regime to send military forces to Iraq and Syria for a period of two years, stressing that this decision is "void, illegal and illegal." I have no morals.”
Sabbagh stressed that the international community must put an end to the Turkish regime's violations against the safe people, its aggressive practices against them, its targeting of infrastructure and public and private properties in areas under the yoke of terrorists from Erdogan's mercenaries, and stopping the blatant Turkish interference in the internal affairs of Syria.
In their interventions, a number of council members affirmed that the Turkish parliament’s decision, which was taken based on a memorandum submitted by the Brotherhood’s Justice and Development Party, is a “desperate attempt to subjugate Syria, influence its principled and stable positions, and change its demographic and demographic map to achieve the renewed Ottoman expansionist ambitions and aspirations.”
A number of members indicated that the Turkish incursion into Syrian territory represents a serious threat to international peace and security and a flagrant violation of international laws, and that the UN Security Council should condemn the policies and practices of the Turkish regime and force it to withdraw its forces and stop supporting terrorists and mercenaries, stressing the right of Syria to recover every inch of its territory. occupied by all possible means.
