AFRIN, Syria – The Syrian National Democratic Alliance Party strongly criticized the recent brutal attack on Kurdish minor, Ahmed Mamo, in the occupied region of Afrin. Party members Jumaa Walo and Khalil Rasho issued a joint statement condemning the violence.

The party’s statement emphasized the escalating atrocities against the people of Afrin as the sixth anniversary of the occupation approaches. The most recent incident involved a settler viciously stabbing Ahmed Mamo, sparking outrage and calls for justice.

“We cannot allow such crimes to go unpunished. It is imperative to not only hold the perpetrators accountable but also to ensure the removal of all terrorist groups from Afrin and put an end to the Turkish occupation,” the statement declared.

The attack on Ahmed Mamo sheds light on the ongoing turmoil and instability in Afrin as various factions vie for control and power in the region. The Syrian National Democratic Alliance Party’s denouncement serves as a reminder of the plight faced by Kurdish minorities and the urgent need for peace and reconciliation.

Local authorities have launched an investigation into the attack on Ahmed Mamo, but concerns remain high regarding the safety and security of civilians in Afrin. The incident has reignited calls for international intervention and support to address the underlying issues fueling the violence in the region.

As tensions continue to rise in Afrin, advocacy groups and humanitarian organizations are rallying for solidarity and action to protect vulnerable communities. The plight of Ahmed Mamo serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing struggles and challenges faced by the people of Afrin in their quest for peace and stability.