Turkey claims to have eliminated hundreds of terrorists, but why does Syria accuse it of causing civilian casualties?

This situation is also normal. After all, at present, Kurds and Syria are in solidarity, and Turkey is firmly on its opposite side. For Turks, Kurdish armed forces are terrorists, but in fact, for Syria, Syrian Kurds are already a part of them. Of course, the two sides have to declare that there are also cases in which international public opinion has been wooed and slightly revised. After all, the international wind direction plays a certain role in solving local conflicts. At present, the trend of international public opinion is biased towards Syria.

After Trump announced his withdrawal from Syria, 1010.9, the Turkish President announced that he would launch a military operation codenamed "Peace Spring" in northern Syria and Kurdish areas. After that, Turkey carried out large-scale shelling on the Syrian border area, causing casualties.

Since the Turkish Ministry of Defence announced the launch of the Peace and Tranquility Initiative, 2 19 terrorists related to PKK and YPG have been arrested or annihilated. Earlier, the Turkish army had attacked the target of 18 1 of Kurdish armed forces in northern Syria and eliminated 174 terrorists.

Syria, on the other hand, condemned the civilian casualties caused by Turkey's military operations in northern Syria, and said that it would take all legal means to fight. In addition, it is worth mentioning that the Kurds were previously supported by the United States. After the withdrawal of the United States, regardless of Turkey's behavior, the Kurds had no choice but to "jump ship" to Syria for help and reach an agreement.

According to Syrian reports, Turkish troops continued to carry out military operations in waterworks, power plants and oil facilities in northern Syria on June 5438+00. Five civilians were killed and nine others were injured in the air raid and shelling that day. Earlier this month, 8 civilians were killed and 20 civilians were injured in air strikes and shelling in Hasakeh province on the 9th.

The post-Syrian government also issued a statement saying that only the Syrian government and army can shoulder the responsibility of protecting the Syrian people. Syria will take all legal means and methods to confront Turkey's "aggression" on its own territory. As for the subsequent development, I think there should be a high probability that Turkey will stop this military operation. Of course, the specific situation depends on the development of the situation.