SDF militia kidnaps six young men from Tayy neighborhood in Qameshli city

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Hasakeh (ST): The US-backed SDF militia kidnapped a number of young men in the Tayy neighborhood of Qameshli city and took them to an unknown destination in parallel with setting up additional armed checkpoints in several neighborhoods of the city.

Local sources told news reporters that armed groups affiliated to the SDF militia stormed several houses in Tayy neighborhood in Qameshli city and kidnapped six young men and took them to an unknown destination.

The sources indicated that the militia raised the sand mounds around its headquarters and reinforced its armed barriers in several areas of the city, especially in front of the Directorate of Livestock Wealth and the Sekka Roundabout.

K.Q.

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