Forcibly deportation| Turkish authorities deport 200 Syrian refugees from Turkey through Bab Al-Salama crossing in Azaz countryside

Aleppo province: SOHR sources have reported that Turkish authorities deported 200 Syrian refugees from Turkey to Syrian territory in the early hours of Tuesday morning, through Bab Al-Salama crossing in northern Azaz countryside within “Euphrates Shield” area in order to settle them in the residential complexes which had built in the region.

This comes in light of the forced deportation of the Syrian refugees towards Syrian territory “safe zone” that Turkey claims within “Euphrates Shield,” “Olive Branch” and “Peace Spring” areas, which are controlled by Turkish forces and their proxies, implementing their plan to deport Syrians from their lands.
Forced deportation operations are also under the pretext that the Syrian refugees do not have identity documents, but some of people who deported having Turkish identity cards “Kimlik.”

On July 1, SOHR sources reported that on the first day of Eid Al-Adha, the Turkish authorities deported 19 Syrian refugees, through the border crossing, towards Ras Al-Ain area which is controlled by Turkish forces and their proxies, within “Peace Spring” area in Al-Hasakah countryside.
According to SOHR sources, those refugees are from different areas in Syria, where they were handed over to the military police after they crossed the crossing, to investigate with them, to be able later to return to their areas, while others are being arrested in order to obtain ransoms to release them or imprisoning them in the detention centres on different charges.
Thus, the number of the deported people from the Turkish territory increased to 60 Syrian Refugees to “Peace Spring” area in less than a week.