SDF kidnaps four young men in Hasakeh countryside

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Hasakeh (ST): The “SDF” militia, backed by the US occupation forces, continued its terrorist practices against civilians within the areas it occupies, as it raided several villages this morning and kidnapped a number of young men in the Hasakeh countryside.

Local sources told news reporter that SDF militia carried out a campaign of raids that included the villages of Al-Jas’a and Tal Al-Faras in the Hasakeh countryside, and kidnapped 4 young men and took them to an unknown destination against the backdrop of the protests that took place yesterday in Tal Brak district in the northern countryside of Hasakeh.

 Yesterday, a civilian was martyred and 16 others were wounded in Tel Brak district in the northern countryside of Hasakeh city, by the gunmen of the “SDF” militia,  while the townspeople tried to prevent them from stealing an electrical transformer from the public electricity system that feeds the town.

K.Q.

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