Afrin operation raises hopes of Syrian refugees to return home

Syrian people living in Turkey have expressed hope for Turkey to liberate Tal Abyad from PYD/YPG terrorists as it has cleared Afrin and Jarablus from terror organizations.
Syrian refugees reiterate their hope for returning home as a result of Operation Olive-Branch.

Homesick Syrian people who sought refuge in Turkey have called on Turkey to liberate Tal Abyad from the oppression of PYD/YPG terrorists.

Syrians who fled PYD/YPG atrocities have said that Turkish forces will liberate the town of Tal Abyad from terrorists so they can go back home.

They stated that Operation Olive-Branch has given them hope for returning home.

Ayman Al-Isawi: "The YPG/PKK is terrorizing Tal Abyad and other regions. They forcefully expelled Arabs and Sunnis from their homes, took their lands, but hopefully their end is near."

Refugees said that they tried to return to their country but the terrorist group prevented them.

Gusum Farhan Icmali: "We want our lands to be liberated from terrorists just the way Afrin, Jarablus, and other regions got their freedom. We're always praying to Allah for this."

Hundreds of Syrians are trying to move on with their daily lives in tent cities built by Turkey's disaster and emergency management authority in Akçakale, southeastern Şanlıurfa.