Kurds ask internationals to stop the war

Turkey's Kurds in Diyarbakir, which is also the largest city of southeastern Turkey with mainly Kurdish populations, strongly condemned this Sunday, the Turkish Army operation in the northern region of Syria, in Africa.

Turkish Land Forces stormed the province of Africa on Sunday after Ankara added heavy artillery attacks on the Kurdish military. Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said the Turkish military, among the largest of NATO, has entered the northern part of Syria on Sunday morning.

Meanwhile, Diyarbakir's Kurds called on the international community to stop the operation immediately, as the Turkish military said it had so far hit about 153 targets of Kurdish militants in the African region, including their accommodations. The wars are marking the second day of Turkey's new front, in a seven-year civil war that has engulfed Syria.

Within the framework of the Turkish operation “TheDega of Ullir”, the attacks began on Saturday with air shelling at the bases of Kurdish rebels in Africa, Syria, a movement that could strain even more relations between Ankara and Washington. This is about the fact that this region's militant groups are backed militarily by the US, with the argument that they are extremely effective in fighting I SIS.

But Turkey, in turn, faces continued Kurdish demands for independence in the country's southeastern region and has seen it with arming and training the rebels, calling them a threat to stability.

After the Assad regime handed over Africa in 2012 to the considered terrorist organisation, P YD/ The PKK, this region during the war, has become the organisation's home. Due to high geographical positions, a considerable portion of Turkey's cities of Chile and Hatay remain within the organisation's range in Africa.