SDF militia steals 20-Watt transformer in Tal Hamis area with US occupation’s support

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HASAKAH,(ST)_The US-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia stole on Thursday 20-Watt transformer from power station of Tal Hamis in Hasakah countryside, according to local sources.

The sources said that the stealing of the transformer coincides with the encirclement of the headquarters of Electricity company by US occupation forces.

The added that a convoy composed of 6 US armored vehicles and 3 Pickup cars affiliated to the SDF militia [Its Arabic acronym is QASAD] imposed curfew in Tal Hamis area in an attempt to bring out the stolen things secretly.

Over the past years, the SDF militia and their US master have looted Syrian wealth and wheat in the Syrian Al-Jazeera region.    

Basma Qaddour  

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