The US-backed SDF militia kidnaps a number of young men in the countryside of Raqqa and Hasaka

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Raqqa-Hasaka (ST): The US-backed SDF militia continued its repressive policies against the people in the areas it occupied in the Syrian Jezira to forcibly recruit them into its ranks.

Local sources said that armed militiamen raided civilian homes in the town of Al-Karamah in the eastern countryside of Raqqa,  kidnapped a number of young men and took them to an unknown destination to be forcibly recruited to fight in their ranks.

In the same context, gunmen from the “SDF militia” during similar raids in the city of Al-Shaddadi in the southern countryside of Hasaka kidnapped a number of young men and took them to compulsory training camps, according to local sources.

Yesterday, the SDF militiamen kidnapped a number of teachers in the city of Al-Shaddadi, after armed men affiliated to the militia set up checkpoints and raided the city’s neighborhoods.

K.Q.

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