<p>It is October 20, 2019. It has been 11 days since Turkey launched the offensive called "Operation Peace Spring", on October 9, on the Turkish-Syrian border.   "Kurdish cities have been bombed without respecting civilians, children or journalists," says Syrian journalist Massud Hamid, who writes these notes from Tall Tamr, a small town in northeastern Syria 30 kilometers from Ras-al-Ayn (Serê Kaniyê in Kurdish).</p>

It is October 20, 2019. It has been 11 days since Turkey launched the offensive called "Operation Peace Spring", on October 9, on the Turkish-Syrian border. "Kurdish cities have been bombed without respecting civilians, children or journalists," says Syrian journalist Massud Hamid, who writes these notes from Tall Tamr, a small town in northeastern Syria 30 kilometers from Ras-al-Ayn (Serê Kaniyê in Kurdish).

<p>It is October 20, 2019. It has been 11 days since Turkey launched the offensive called "Operation Peace Spring", on October 9, on the Turkish-Syrian border. &nbsp;&nbsp;"Kurdish cities have been bombed without respecting civilians, children or journalists," says Syrian journalist Massud Hamid, who writes these notes from Tall Tamr, a small town in northeastern Syria 30 kilometers from Ras-al-Ayn (Serê Kaniyê in Kurdish).</p>

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