In the autonomous region of North and East Syria (NES), civilians face a winter without power or water after a string of Turkish airstrikes intentionally obliterated essential humanitarian infrastructure.
Turkey is existentially opposed to this Kurdish-led project, which aims to implement a unique form of decentralized, grassroots democracy and progressive governance. Turkish attacks are nothing new, killing hundreds and displacing hundreds of thousands in recent years. However, the extent of the damage from this latest campaign, which took place in October, is unprecedented and spells humanitarian disaster.
