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Syria's permanent representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Bassam Sabbagh, affirmed that what the city of Hasaka witnessed in terms of the attack by ISIS terrorists, the massacres committed by the “Qasd militia” and the destruction of the infrastructure by the American occupation aircraft, come within the framework of Washington’s attempts to recycle ISIS and give a justification for its forces to remain in the country. In light of the growing local and international demands to leave the Syrian territories.
Sabbagh said during a Security Council session today that what happened and is happening in the city of Hasaka requires the Security Council to urgently consider the repercussions of these dangerous events resulting from the crimes of the terrorist organization “ISIS” and the separatist “Qasd militia” and the American occupation forces, and the insistence of the governments of some countries not to tolerate Its responsibilities are to recover its terrorists and their families who are detained in camps and detention centers in northeastern Syria, and to prosecute and rehabilitate them on its lands, in a way that will finally put an end to their presence on Syrian territory.
Sabbagh explained that what happened in al-Hasakah requires the Security Council to work to end the presence of the American occupation forces in northeastern Syria and in the al-Tanf region and to end their sponsorship of the separatist “Qasd” militia and terrorist entities such as the “Maghawir al-Thawra” organization in al-Tanf and al-Rukban camp and to stop their looting and smuggling of national wealth, pointing out The attack by ISIS terrorists, the massacres committed by the “SDF” against innocents, and the massive, barbaric destruction of infrastructure carried out by the US Air Force, which led to the death of many Syrians and forced thousands of families to flee their homes in search of a safe haven, all fall within the framework of American attempts to To recycle the terrorist organization “ISIS” and give a justification for the US forces to remain in that region, especially in light of the growing local and international demands for their exit from Syrian territory.
Sabbagh reiterated Syria's position that any discussion of the situation in it remains insufficient and represents a waste of effort and time as long as the attempts of some Western countries continue to cover up the basic challenges facing Syria and to dismiss the aggressive practices that exacerbate the situation in it and have catastrophic effects on the lives of every Syrian citizen, stressing the The responsibility of the Security Council in maintaining international peace and security requires it to act urgently to address any violations of the Charter of the United Nations, deter any violations of its resolutions, and deal with the issues before it impartially and objectively, including not allowing it to be used as a platform by some countries to target other countries.
Syria's permanent representative to the United Nations said: Today, the Security Council is holding a session to discuss the political situation in Syria, tomorrow a session on the humanitarian issue, and a few days ago there was a session on the situation in the Middle East, during which some addressed selectively and biasedly the situation in Syria. At the beginning of each month, the Council holds a session on The so-called "chemist profile".
Sabbagh asked: Does the council really discuss during these sessions the situation in Syria, or has it become just a platform for some countries to repeat baseless allegations and accusations against Syria and try to offend it, and what does it mean for the council to hold all these sessions and not hold a single emergency session to condemn the Israeli attacks? The repeated attacks on Syrian territory or the practices of the American and Turkish occupation forces, and he does not move to adopt a presidential or press statement that explicitly and unequivocally condemns all these violations of the principles of international law and the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations. The world public should assume its responsibilities under the Charter and deal seriously with those grave threats to regional and international peace and security.
Sabbagh stressed that it is unacceptable for Syria to continue ignoring the serious violations of its sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity confirmed by all relevant Council resolutions, or to dismiss the grave challenges facing improving the humanitarian situation of the Syrian people as a result of the unilateral coercive economic measures imposed on it, which completely and in detail contradict the The interest of the Syrian people, which some claim they are keen on.
Sabbagh pointed out the need for the Security Council to move to enforce the implementation of its resolutions and other United Nations resolutions related to the occupied Syrian Golan and to put them into practice to end the Israeli occupation of it, stop its plans to establish thousands of settlement units in the Golan, double the number of settlers there, and compel Israel, the occupying power, to stop its repeated attacks on Syrian territory And its accountability for it, in addition to working to end the Turkish occupation of lands in the north and northwest of Syria and stop the crimes and practices of the Turkish regime based on supporting terrorism, spreading chaos and destruction, Turkification, displacement, demographic change, looting of property and economic resources, and using drinking water as a tool of war against millions of Syrians and being held accountable for it.
Syria's permanent representative to the United Nations stressed that the Council should put its resolutions related to combating terrorism into practice, ensure their respect, and support the efforts of the Syrian state and its allies to eliminate the remnants of terrorist organizations such as "ISIS" and "Jabhat al-Nusra", and hold the states that sponsor terrorist organizations accountable for their violations and for every drop of blood. It was spilled in Syria at the hands of these terrorist elements and also work to stop the policies of economic terrorism and collective punishment represented by the illegal, inhuman and immoral coercive measures imposed by the United States and the European Union on the Syrian people and have disastrously affected various aspects of their daily life, especially in light of the outbreak of the “Covid” pandemic 19” and the severe climate change that was accompanied by drought, retention of rain and severe cold in this winter.
Sabbagh reiterated Syria's commitment to a political solution based on a Syrian-Syrian national dialogue with Syrian ownership and leadership that achieves the aspirations of the Syrian people and guarantees full commitment to Syria's sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity, indicating that from this standpoint, Syria facilitated the launch of the work of the Constitution Discussion Committee and is following it with interest despite its awareness of the role The obstruction carried out by the Turkish regime and its representatives and some Western countries that have no interest in the success of the work of this committee.
Sabbagh said that Syria is looking forward to holding the seventh round of the committee to discuss the constitution and commends the positive and constructive participation of the national delegation in the previous six rounds and its presentation of proposals that reflect the aspirations of the Syrians. contained in the agreed reference paper under any pretexts and the need for the UN envoy to abide by his role as a facilitator and to work to implement the texts of the reference paper between the parties without interfering in the substantive dialogue that takes place between members of the committee and to convey a picture of what is happening in all impartiality and objectivity.