By destroying the building of the Technical Institute in the city of Hasaka, the United States added a new crime to its track record of destroying the infrastructure of the Syrian people. The city of Raqqa remains an eternal witness to the destruction inflicted by the illegal American coalition on Syrian infrastructure and civilians under the pretext of combating the terrorist organization ISIS that was formed by the CIA ( CAI) with the explicit recognition of former US President Donald Trump.
Scenes of prisoners escaping from prisons are repeated in the world, but no country has ever used warplanes to track down and arrest fugitive prisoners, as did the American occupation yesterday in Al-Hasakah after prisoners escaped from the industrial secondary prison run by the SDF militia, where warplanes and helicopters were used in the operation, which led to Huge human and material losses.
Likewise, no state or occupying forces have ever transformed educational facilities in residential neighborhoods into prisons for terrorists or dangerous criminals, as the US Department of Defense claims, but in al-Hasakah, they expelled the students from an educational facility (secondary industrial) and turned it into a prison surrounded by several neighborhoods, including Gweran and al-Zohour, inhabited by hundreds. Thousands of civilians. The insistence of the American occupier on keeping this prison among the residential neighborhoods in Al-Hasakah and not prosecuting the prisoners there or deporting them to their countries confirms its use of this case to serve the American interests and policies in Syria and its non-regional surroundings. It is known to all that the American occupation is transferring terrorists from this prison and other areas to The battle fronts in the region or to carry out terrorist acts against the Syrian and Iraqi armies.
Likewise, the American occupation and its Turkish counterparts carried out ethnic cleansing in the Syrian Jazira and northwest Syria for the benefit of separatist militias and mercenaries in particular, and meeting the conditions of the Great Western-Zionist Middle East project in the region and its vital surroundings.
The targeting of the technical institute building in al-Hasakah was deliberate and comes in the context of the systematic American aggression to destroy the educational and civil infrastructure. Civilians have to leave their homes to be replaced by families of terrorists, mercenaries and militias that the American forces have brought from all corners of the earth.
The strategic installations (power plants, supplying citizens with water, dams, and main road hubs) were a target of the American occupation, and what the American newspaper Washington Post mentioned in a report a few days ago about the American forces bombing the Euphrates Dam with heavy bombs threatening the lives of tens of thousands of civilians is part of every evidence. It is documented on the organized American targeting of the Syrian infrastructure and the Syrian Arab Army, which was able to purify the majority of Syrian lands from the terrorist organizations supported by the United States and its allies, led by the terrorist organization ISIS.
The American occupation complements its destruction and depletion of Syrian infrastructure and resources by continuing to steal and loot Syrian oil, confiscation of wheat and grain, and depriving the Syrian people of them in the context of economic terrorism, of which unilateral economic measures imposed by Western countries and the United States constitute one of its horrific consequences for the lives of Syrians.
The international silence on the blatant American occupation of Syria and its continued destruction of its infrastructure is tantamount to an indirect participation in this destruction and a violation of all international laws and therefore will have dire effects on international cooperation because what America did in Syria, Libya and Yemen may do anywhere else as long as it is not No one opposes it or condemns it.