Wishing success for the operation of Syrian Democratic Forces (QSD) against ISIS-occupied areas, the people of Hesekê say liberation of Hawl and Shedade areas will bring peace and economic stability to the region.

Speaking to ANF, engineer Eyüp Lolo from Hesekê city wished success to QSD forces, saying; “We hope the entire region is cleared of ISIS and other gang groups. These lands belong to the people and we cannot accept their seizure by the terrorists. We want our land to be liberated from gangs and handed over to the people.”

Lolo stressed that liberation of Hawl and Shedade will also have an influence on the surrounding areas and bring peace to the region.

Another Hesekê citizen, Şevkiye Mehemed from Nasra neighborhood called attention to the importance of liberation of the road between Hawl and Shedade, saying this will also enable a safer trade in the area, cheapening of the food-clothing prices and make the people feel relieved.

Regarding the establishment of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mehemed said they are glad over the formation of such an organisation from all the components of the region, adding that they hope QSD will also conduce toward the development of a Democratic Syria.

Syriac citizen Corc Yakup Gemo also said they appreciate the formation and operation of QSD forces, pointing out that they want to live in peace and tranquility away from the unrest caused by terrorist groups. Pointing to the gas and oil richness of the region, Gemo said the liberation of these areas will also ensure peace and stability in their lands.

Ebdin Ezet, President of the Suk El Hal Union in Hesekê, also wished success to QSD forces, and highlighted that the liberation of Hawl and Shedade will have a positive influence on the entire region.

Mişefre Neighborhood Assembly Mustafa Şerif, a merchant, stated that the operations and accomplishments of QSD forces will enable a safer trade in the region, which -he noted- is vital for the region's people.

Noting that many merchants are coming to their region from Bab and Damascus areas, Şerif said many of these merchants are either killed or abducted by ISIS that also seize all their properties.