Civilians Who Fled Turkey’s Invasion of Ras al-Ain Say it’s Impossible to Live Under Murderous SNA Mercenaries
Washokani IDP camp in Hasakah, Syria houses 16k of the civilians who fled Ras al-Ain because of the 2019 Turkish/Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA) invasion. “They murder, they loot, they kidnap people for ransom,” one camp resident says of Turkey’s SNA mercenaries. “How could we possibly live with them?”
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As the governments of Turkey and Armenia discuss normalization of relations, Azerbaijani incursions into and attacks on Armenia's Syunik province continue. In November, Azerbaijani forces closed the Goris-Kapan and Kapan-Chakaten roads, isolating border villages in...
More“We must force ourselves to come back to the life we had before.” Life after war in Artsakh.
I filmed this earlier in the year in Artsakh, just after Azat Adamyan, a veteran of both the 2016 and 2020 wars, reopened his bar, Bardak. “To give power to life, we must force ourselves...
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“The effects of indoctrination were already evident in kindergarten. One time, I brought a cassette tape featuring Turkish nationalist singers to school. Another time, when we were given big pieces of paper on which to...
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