Mollaveisoğlu warns: 'Every scenario we feared in Syria is coming true': 'Turkey cannot remain a spectator to this brutality'
The seizure of Damascus and other cities by the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) organization in Syria has created fear and uncertainty in Latakia, in the far west of the country, where the Alawite population is concentrated. While HTS attacks against Alawites were being ignored, the images that emerged revealed the scale of the brutality. Veteran journalist and 12punto columnist Tuncay Mollaveisoğlu shared the footage with the note, "Turkey cannot remain a spectator to this brutality."
HTS attacks against Alawites in Syria have reached the level of a massacre. Since the first day they took control, terrorist attacks against unarmed and defenseless Alawite civilians have turned into a virtual genocide.
Journalist Merdan Yanardağ revealed the extent of the attacks against Alawite civilians in a video he shared on his social media account.
Stating that "crimes against humanity are being committed," Yanardağ said, "The world must stop the sectarian-terrorist HTS," and added, "Turkey must intervene."
MOLLAVEİSOĞLU ALSO DREW ATTENTION TO THE BRUTALITY IN THE REGION
Veteran journalist and 12punto columnist Tuncay Mollaveisoğlu also shared the video posted by Merdan Yanardağ on his own page and commented on the massacre in the region:
"Turkey cannot remain a spectator to this brutality! Every scenario we feared, predicted, and were concerned about in Syria is coming true!" he stated.
News Source : 12punto
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