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SOHR : Turkish military deployment to Syria

Posted on November 21, 2020November 23, 2020 By Centre Kurde Genève

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) has reported the entry of a military column of Turkish forces via Kafr Losin crossing, north of Idlib. Turkey’s military build-up: 7,440 vehicles arrive in Syria since the new ceasefire, as over 20 new vehicles enter Idlib countryside carrying logistical equipment.

Accordingly, the column consists of more than 20 vehicles, carrying logistical equipment and concrete blocks, heading towards military posts in the “Putin-Erdogan” region.

The number of military vehicles entered Syrian territory since the start of the new ceasefire has reached 7,440 in addition to thousands of Turkish soldiers, the Observatory said.

From February 2 to date, the number of Trucks and military vehicles that arrived in “de-escalation zone” rose to more than 10,755 Turkish trucks and military vehicles arrived in Syrian territory, carrying tanks, personnel carriers, armored vehicles and mobile bulletproof guard booths and military radars.

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The Kurdish Center for Human Rights was established in Geneva in 2000, according to the Suisse civil law. In response to the genocide, war crimes and human rights violations occurring across the Kurdish regions of Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Syria.

The KCHR, as a non-profit organization of social utility, was born from the need to  inform the European and Swiss people and the OHCHR on human rights violations against the Kurds via seminars and other dialogue platforms and to attend their meetings; to establish a dialogue with NGO’s, civil movements, associations, government and civil institutions.. Read More….

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