Socialist youth organizations in Izmir protested the attacks of Turkey and the Syrian National Army (SNA) against North and East Syria with a march in Konak Kadifekale neighbourhood. No to the imperialist division of Syria, no to the occupation of Rojava" banner was unfurled during the march, torches were lit and slogans "Bijî berxwedana Rojava (Long live resistance of Rojava) and "Intifada, serhildan (uprising). Palestine, Kurdistan" slogans were chanted. 

 

In the speech made during the march, it was emphasized that the youth will ask for the account of every oppression and genocide in the Middle East and Kurdistan. In the speech, in which it was stated that young people struggle against exploitation, injustice and oppression, it was said: "We do not accept life under occupation and oppression imposed on oppressed peoples. The fascist government, which is the source of hunger, poverty and all problems, has declared war on Rojava with the gangs it supports. This war was waged to destroy the revolution of the Rojava people. We will continue to defend the Rojava revolution against those who steal from the pockets of the poor people and support religious gangs. This revolution reached victory by paying a great price. Today the fight is on the shoulders of the revolutionary youth. Our belief in victory is at a level to stop these fascist attacks."