The Turkish occupation kidnaps a civilian and robs the property of the people in the Tal Tamer, east of Hasaka

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On May 17th, the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation and its terrorist organizations kidnapped one of the residents and stole dozens of sheep from the village of Tal Karabit, west of Tal Tamr, in the northwestern countryside of Hasaka. 

Local sources said that a group of Turkish occupation terrorists kidnapped a civilian by force of arms and robbed 200 heads of livestock owned by the villagers in the village of Tal Karabit. 

 

The Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist mercenaries in the countryside of Hasaka, Raqqa and Aleppo continue to kidnap, robbery and loot the livelihoods of the people and their property in these areas. 

 

 

Inas Abdulkareem

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