PKK kappt und sabotiert in Nordsyrien die Wasser- und Stromversorgung!

Hier der Bericht von Al-Monitor, PKK kappt und sabotiert in Nordsyrien die Wasser- und Stromversorgung. Die SDF=PKK hat in Nordsyrien einen Staudamm bombardiert und beschädigt, verhindert und verzögert dessen Reparatur und über 350.000 Menschen werden absichtlich von der PKK ohne Strom- und Wasserversorgung gehalten und mit voller Absicht bringen sie hunderttausende Menschen in Gefahr.

Die kriminelle PKK geht laut Bericht gezielt Assad gegen treue Bevölkerung vor.

https://www.al-monitor.com/originals/2021/05/turkey-russia-pressure-sdf-restore-electricity-northeast-syria

Turkey, Russia pressure SDF to restore electricity to northeast Syria
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The power cuts continue although the damage to the high-tension 230-kilovolt line supplying the area with electricity from the Tishrin Dam was repaired May 4, after it was struck by SDF shelling.

After the repair works were completed, the SDF agreed to feed the Peace Spring areas with 30 megawatts of electricity from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. But the SDF failed to go through with the agreement. Instead it cut off power from the Alouk station near Ras al-Ain for two whole days, which cut off water to Hasakah.

Mohammed Ali al-Hosho, head of the Ras al-Ain local council affiliated with the opposition, told Al-Monitor, “The local council does not know the reason for the ongoing power outages in the cities of Tell Abyad and Ras al-Ain. Direct negotiations are taking place between the Turkish and Russian sides. The recent repair of the electricity tower feeding the area after it was shelled by the SDF was delayed by about 10 days because the SDF had initially blocked the repairs."
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Hosho added, “We concluded a contract with a Turkish electricity company in order to supply power to the area amid the SDF’s and the Syrian regime’s monopoly over the electricity connected to the area. Work on extending the power lines began in the city of Tell Abyad. The company is expected to complete its work and start operating in the city of Ras al-Ain after the Eid al-Fitr holiday. However, all areas of Ras al-Ain will remain without electricity until then if the problem [of the SDF cutting off electricity] is not resolved between Russia and Turkey. The two countries are negotiating a deal to push the SDF to supply electricity to the area.”

He continued, “Water scarcity has placed the area at a dangerous turning point. The health sector in the area [of Tell Abyad and Ras al-Ain], where about 350,000 people live, has been seriously undermined by this crisis. This coincides with the advent of summer, rising temperatures, and the spread of germs and epidemics. Under international human rights law, all parties to an armed conflict must protect civilians’ rights to minimum standards in water supply and sanitation, nutrition, food aid, shelter and site planning, and health services.”

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Shawakh noted, “Meanwhile, the SDF is the one responsible for the drop in the water level that takes place annually at the same time and for several reasons. The Dams Authority’s mismanagement of the strategic reserves in the lakes further exacerbated the water level drop. It [the authority] let rainwater flow through dams and generated electricity to sell it, instead of storing it in the lakes, to avoid such crises."

He added, "The low water level of the Euphrates is not technically related to cutting off electricity to the opposition-controlled areas. According to our sources at the Autonomous Administration, most of the turbines in the dams are still working to generate electricity and supply a large part of the administration’s areas with electricity.”