The couple Ferîde-Ehmed and their family had to migrate three times due to the attacks of the invading Turkish state and their mercenary allies. They said that they want to return to their lands and homes.
The families who were forced to leave their homes due to the Turkish occupation are waiting to return to their lands with the help of international forces.
More than 300,000 civilians were forced to flee their homes due to the invasion carried out by the invading Turkish state and its mecenaries against northern and eastern Syria since 9 October.
The displaced civilians are trying to survive. They found shelter in the schools in the surrounding cities and in Waşokanî Camp established in Hesekê.
The couple Ferîde-Ehmed and their family were among those who had to leave their homes due to the Turkish persecution.
In 2014, the family had to migrate from Kobanê to Serêkaniyê-Til Temir because of the ISIS attack and then the family had to move to Til Temir due to the invasion of Abu Raseyn.
The family was forced to emigrate three times due to the attacks of the Turkish state and is now struggling to survive in the village of Tolko in Hesekê where they found shelter.
Our children were killed, our houses demolished
Ferîde Hesen said that they were forced to emigrate constantly due to the attacks of the Turkish state and their mercenaries and added: "Our children were slaughtered and our houses were destroyed. We have been forced to migrate three times because of the attacks. Before the attacks, our situation was very good. Now we are experiencing great difficulties. We don't even have a stove to warm us up. The mercenaries and families of Erdoğan are settled in the occupied areas. The great powers are playing deaf in front of what the Turkish state is doing. Nobody stands up to the cruelty of the Turkish state. The Turkish state and the mercenaries should get out of the region. We will return to our lands, no matter what."
We want to return to our lands
Ehmed Ismaîl, the husbando of Ferîde Hesen, pointed out that they were personally targeted by the Turkish state and mercenaries and said: "They attacked us with guns and mortars. We have constantly been forced to migrate.
Ehmed Ismaîl said that they wanted the international community and institutions to take action and remove the Turkish state and the mercenaries from the region.
