Syria’s Kurds still waiting to go home despite govt deal
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Hasakeh – At a desolate Syrian camp, home to thousands of displaced Kurds, Ahmad Oussi appealed for help to return to his hometown, seven years after a Turkish offensive drove him out.
Residents of the Talaeh camp complain former Turkish-backed fighters are squatting in their properties in the Ras al-Ain area, around 70 kilometres (40 miles) away.
“The factions are living in our homes,” Oussi, 26, complained. “We get calls from them telling us, ‘You can’t go b
Residents of the Talaeh camp complain former Turkish-backed fighters are squatting in their properties in the Ras al-Ain area, around 70 kilometres (40 miles) away.
“The factions are living in our homes,” Oussi, 26, complained. “We get calls from them telling us, ‘You can’t go b
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