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Turkish Military and Islamic Groups Invasion in Northeast Syria 30.10.2019 Turkish military and Islamic groups invasion in Northeast Syria: On October 9, 2019 the Turkish army with Islamic allies started an offensive targeting mainly the area between Sere Kaniye and Tell Abiad. SDF in turn started to defend it. After few hours a massive displacement of population started toward south areas of Hasake, Raqqa, Ein issa and Tel Tamir. Below the detailed report day by day with photos and the casualties recorded. 25th- 30th of October,2019 Tiltamir people are fleeing as the heard Turkish army and Turkish backed group are close to the city. Situation of IDPs The number of counted IDPs just in Hassakeh City contains almost 3.000 families and around 11.500 individuals, from this number we have at least: 23 unaccompanied children, more than 5000 children between the ages 0-13, and more than 400 pregnant or breastfeeding women. Those IDPs are currently divided into around 60 schools. Many more families and individuals are displaced in and around Raqqa, Tabqa and Qamishli, and elsewhere. Many displaced families were able to find temporary accommodation at their relatives' or friends' houses. Some thousands arrived to northern Iraq to a formal camp of Mosul IDPs. This camp was not prepared to receive this high number of IDPs and is missing tents, WASH facilities as well as Health Care services and the provision of food and water. The biggest deficit for IDPs in Hassakeh is the lack of water, as well as WASH facilities and toilets, we are expecting outbreaks of diarrhea in the near future. KRC is providing mobile units for primary health care and some ambulances for emergencies. This is not enough for the amount of people, taking into consideration the bad hygiene circumstances. 1 Support of IDPs in Hassakeh Currently the Self-Administration is planning and building a new camp near by Hassakeh. This camp is prepared for 40-50.000 IDPs. Further the formal Yezidian camp “Newroz” is under preparation to host around 10-15.000 people. Already now some people have arrived to this camp, due to the lack of tents these people are currently sleeping in the Toilet and WASH containers. Since those IDPs are expected to stay for a long period in the new camps, the self-administration was planning to set up caravans, also taking under consideration that soon it will be very cold. But the high number of IDPs can unfortunately not be covered by caravans. The request to UNHCR to provide tents is still ignored. Note: while writing this report the UNHCR were sending 20 tents to Newroz Camp. With thankful regards to the great solidarity from around the world and private donations, including the Kurdish governorates in northern Iraq, we were able to support those camps with infrastructure and the provision of health care in the future. But taking into consideration the coming winter and the lack of time it is still not enough. So much is missing… starting from cooking facilities and heaters, ending with proper WASH facilities and the basic provision of food and water. The main water pipe, destroyed by a Turkish airstrike is still not fixed and the whole region is still lacking water. 2 Published by Self-Administration the 29th of October 30th of October ● The Kurdish Red Crescent had to further reduce the number of staff of Tal Tamr (Legerin Hospital) as the clashes were getting closer to the city. By the time of writing the clashes were around 5km away from Tal Tamr. ● Many families left their homes as well and were heading mostly towards Hassakeh. ● Also, GoS troops left Tal Tamr, the clashes increased with the ending of the ceasefire and the Turkish army has superior equipment to the Syrian army… ● While writing this report we got confirmed that the SDF is heading out to Tal Tamr and started offensive to protect Tal Tamr and the villages around. 25th-29th of October ● Since the last update and following the end of the 5 day Ceasefire, conflict activities continued along the Turkish backed groups/SDF, in the following areas: Kherbet ElFaras, Abadi,Khafiyeh, Tabash, Bir Arab until 22 October. ● After that in Kisreh, Al-Meshrafah, Assadiya villages – Al-Amiriyah, Manajir , Tal Al-Laban , Kozliyeh. Until 24th of October. ● On the 25th of October, GoS were deployed along the border between Qamishli and Ras Alain (Sere Kaniye) cities. ● Until 27th clashes were in Bab Al-Khayr, Big Arada, Kisreh and clashes began after GoS deployed along Tal Tamer/Abu Rasin road on 26 October,and in Al-Meshrafah, Kherbet Hamid ,Kherbet Hamid, Jan Tamer , Norhtern Mrikyz. 3 ● Until 29th clashes are reportedly ongoing West of Western Rabiat village and inside Tal Mohamed. OAGs attempted to cut Abu Rasin/Tal Tamer. Civilian casualties since the 9th of October– starting the Turkish invasion- recorded by KRC team, while a high number of casualties and dead people could not have been counted, since we could not reach them, as those who lost their lives in Ras Al Ain. Dead: 87 in total recorded by KRC of them, male and female,11 of them were evacuated with KRC teams in Raselein in 19th and 20th of October. Many of the Dead could not be registered or recorded due to distortion. From the massacre of the civilian convoy 6 victims has been registered, in orange below, from them 11th certified. 6 of them are younger than 18 years old, 9 of them are female. Injured and shocked: 2472 registered by KRC. 47 of them were with the convoy those were evacuated from Ras AL Ain and not included in the table below. 43 of them are less than 18 years old, 61 of them are female. Place of Series Name Gender Age Type of injury Casualties Date residence Hamid Riyad Wound in 1 Male 23 Qamishlo 09/10/2019 shoulder Rojin Mohammad shrapnel in 2 Female 18 Serekaniye 09/10/2019 Hani thigh Ahmad Othman Wound and 3 Male 24 chil agha 09/10/2019 shrapnel in arm 4 Alih ALhassafi 4 Male 32 chil agha shrapnel in arm 09/10/2019 Saeed Basel Moudar Multiple 5 Male 20 Serekaniye 09/10/2019 ALhamdal shrapnel Yousef Mohammad 6 Male 28 Qamishlo shrapnel 09/10/2019 Alih Anz Turkiya Hajji shrapnel in 7 Female 16 Qamishlo 09/10/2019 head 8 Abdulghani delf Male 15 Qamishlo Injury in head 09/10/2019 Majid Hamo shrapnel in 9 Male 37 Qamishlo 09/10/2019 ankle Jamil Hamo shrapnel in the 10 Male 50 Qamishlo behind section 09/10/2019 of theigh Hussien Hamo shrapnel in 11 Male 10 Qamishlo 09/10/2019 head Abdulghani Hamo shrapnel in the 12 Male 17 Qamishlo behind section 09/10/2019 of theigh Juliet Yaqoub 13 Female 30 Qamishlo shrapnel in back 09/10/2019 Nicola Fadi Sabri Habsono shrapnel in belly 14 Male 32 Qamishlo 09/10/2019 and back Mohammad Haj 15 Male Gire sipi Martyred 09/10/2019 Qadur Ismael 16 Rabiea Ismael Female Gire sipi Martyred 09/10/2019 17 Akram yousef Male Qamishlo Martyred 09/10/2019 18 Dalil Mousa Male 32 Qamishlo 09/10/2019 Basel Matar shrapnel in 19 Male 19 Serekaniye 09/10/2019 Mohammad body Yehya Ibrahim shrapnel and 20 Male 25 Derbasiye 09/10/2019 Aljasem neck injury Ahmad Khodr 21 Male Kobani 09/10/2019 Dandar Mohammad 22 Male Kobani 09/10/2019 Ahmad Aljasm 23 Shahin Omar Kersh Male Kobani 10/10/2019 Ali Moustafa Multiple 24 Male Tabqa 10/10/2019 Moustafa shrapnel Ammar abdu 25 Male 18 Serekaniye Martyred 10/10/2019 Altaym Ahmad 26 Male 24 Serekaniye Martyred 10/10/2019 Mohammad Altaym Bashshar Ahmad 27 Male 19 Serekaniye Martyred 10/10/2019 Sanjar Ahmad Jasem 28 Male 21 Serekaniye Martyred 10/10/2019 Alabed 5 Ezzeldeen 29 Abdulaziz Male 18 Serekaniye Martyred 10/10/2019 Mohammad Ibrahim Ali Gun shot in 30 Male 39 Serekaniye 10/10/2019 humerus 31 Abdulaziz Jasem Male 35 Serekaniye Abdomen injury 10/10/2019 Khalaf Aboud 32 Male 55 Serekaniye Head shot Martyred 10/10/2019 Alkhaled Abdulghani Bashir shrapnel in 33 Male 16 Qamishlo 10/10/2019 head 34 Dalil Abdulhalim Male 30 Qamishlo Leg broken 10/10/2019 Serdar Yousef Opened 35 Male 30 Qamishlo 10/10/2019 abdomen 36 Ibrahim Mamdouh Male 39 Qamishlo shrapnel in arm 10/10/2019 37 Bahoz Saeed Male 38 Qamishlo Arm broken 10/10/2019 Qaymet Mousa shrapnel in the 38 Female 45 Qamishlo 10/10/2019 right shoulder Amina Mardini shrapnel in the 39 Female 73 Qamishlo Martyred 10/10/2019 abdomen Mahmoud Ahmad 40 Male 19 Qamishlo 10/10/2019 Alhamawi 41 Hamed Hawas Male 40 Terbesipiye 10/10/2019 Jankin Ahmad Opened 42 Female 35 Qamishlo 10/10/2019 Mourad abdomen 43 Abdulkarim Aleid Male 28 chil agha 10/10/2019 Mohammad Yousef 44 Male 11 Qamishlo Martyred 10/10/2019 Hussien Sarah yousef Feet 45 Female 8 Qamishlo 10/10/2019 Hussien amputation 46 Ahmad Abu Rana Male Qamishlo Martyred 10/10/2019 Sozdar Ali Biro Left arm 47 Male 37 Serekaniye fracture / 10/10/2019 gunshot Ramadan Jasim Broken legs and 48 Male 60 Serekaniye 10/10/2019 Tuhaini left forearm muhammad bozan health committee execution by 49 Male Martyred 10/10/2019 members(gire firing squad sipi) hevi khalil health committee execution by 50 Female Martyred 10/10/2019 members(gire firing squad sipi) mediya khalil health committee execution by 51 Female 18 Martyred 10/10/2019 members(gire firing squad sipi) Eidan Sheikh 52 Male 60 Kobani Martyred 11/10/2019 Ahmad 6 Dilgesh Mahmoud 53 Male 15 Qamishlo shrapnel 11/10/2019 Mohammad Dalil Abdulmajid Ali Multiple 54 Male 26 Qamishlo 11/10/2019 shrapnel Bedran Rakan 55 Male 35 Qamishlo shrapnel 11/10/2019 Mahmou Daysam Emad shrapnel in the 56 Male 13 Terbesipiye 11/10/2019 Sulieman head Majed Mohmmad Wounds in the 57 Male 40 Serekaniye 11/10/2019 Sultan Albakr head Abdulmajeed Koni Wounds in the 58 Male 50 Serekaniye 11/10/2019 head 59 Idrees Seydo Male 5 Serekaniye Shock 11/10/2019 Amina Abdu Gun shot in left 60 Female 55 Serekaniye 11/10/2019
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