Turkish-backed terrorist abduct over 25 civilians including elderly in Aleppo countryside

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ALEPPO, (ST)_Turkish-backed terrorist groups stormed on Thursday several houses in Al-Basota town, around 50 km to the northwest of Aleppo city, and kidnapped over 25 civilians and took them to unknown place, according to local sources
 
The sources affirmed that there were elderly among the abducted civilians.
 
They pointed out that the Turkish regime’s mercenaries [terrorist groups] imposed a siege on the town and set up checkpoints as searched houses after they brought in reinforcements.
 
The Turkish-backed terrorist work on storming houses and abducting civilians in Afrin region and its countryside with the aim of displacing the residents and create a demographic change there.
 
Basma Qaddour
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