12 People from One Family Martyred in New US-Led Coalition Massacre in Hasaka Countryside

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HASAKA, (ST)- The  US–led coalition’s warplanes at dawn today bombarded civilians’ houses in Tel al-Shaer village in Hasaka southeastern countryside causing the martyrdom of 12 civilians and the wounding of two others. All the martyred and wounded persons are from one family.

Local sources told SANA reporter that the coalition’s airstrikes killed 12 people from al-Pasha family and wounded two others from the same family.

 The new massacre came in less than 24 hours after the coalition airstrikes against Khoibra village in the southern countryside of Hasaka led to the martyrdom of 18 civilians, most of them were Iraqi women and children who fled Daesh terrorists’ crimes.

Last Tuesday, at least ten civilians, including women and children were martyred in a massacre committed by the US-led international coalition in the village of Jazaa in the southern countryside of Hasaka.

The illegal Washington-led coalition, which was established allegedly to fight Daesh, has been intensifying its attacks over the past days on residential areas in al-Shaddadi area countryside in a bid to pressure the locals in Hasaka southern countryside and force them to join the so-called Democratic Syria Forces (DSF) groups or help them enter their villages.

Hamda Mustafa

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