Anti-racist, anti-occupation insurgency in Turkey-occupied parts of Syria has now spread to occupied Afrin, Idlib, Azaz and Jindires, reports AryenTV (in Sorani),
stating that they burn Turkey's flags and chant slogans against Turkey's dictator Erdoğan (ran in latest presidential election on rhetoric of promising to deport all Syrians and various hate-speech against Syrians in Turkey).

Erdoğan has recently started becoming friends with former best friend bloody dictator al-Assad again, with stated goal of "normalization" and a planned meeting between the two in Baghdad for the purpose.
That of course completely backstabs the so-called "Syrian rebels" conglomerate which abandoned the initial goals of equality, anti-authoritarianism, secularism, diversity, etc on demand from Erdoğan with the promise that if they did that, they would get support from Turkey, but instead were turned into a vassal for the purpose of occupying Syria and used as capital for barter with the EU and others.
Not an ally, but the worst enemy of their initial revolution then and it looks also like their worst traitor soon.

Wave of Fascist attacks against Syrian refugees has now spread to several provinces of Turkey.

According to dokuz8HABER:
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İstanbul:
Videos of a group attacking Syrian workplaces in Istanbul Sultanbeyli were shared on social media. [...]

Gaziantep:
In Gaziantep, a group marched [...] and in some places vehicles belonging to refugees and workplaces were damaged. [...]

Reyhanlı, Hatay:
Following the images of workplaces owned by Syrians being attacked with stones in Reyhanlı, there were lively moments in the evening. While the crowded group gathered chanted slogans such as "We do not want refugees in the country", convoys with Turkish flags were organized.

Adana:
While the entrance to Mirzaçelebi Neighborhood, where refugees live densely in Adana, is closed by the police, demonstrators are not allowed to enter. In the evening hours in Adana, a Syrian refugee published a video in which he stated that an attack was carried out against him. In the video, it's seen the person had blood on his face. On the other hand, it was reported that convoys with Turkish flags were also organized in the city.

Konya:
Reportedly attacks on workplaces belonging to refugees in Konya. In one image, a Syrian who was running a market […] was beaten by a large group of people, captured on camera.
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