Mercenaries of the Turkish occupation kidnap civilians in Afrin city in Aleppo

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The Turkish occupation mercenaries on Saturday attacked citizens’ houses in the city of Afrin in Aleppo and kidnapped a number of civilians as part of their daily crimes in this area.

Local sources told SANA that these criminal acts were carried out by the so-called “Failaq Al-Sham” terrorist group in the village of Bniraka, which is affiliated to Afrin area in Aleppo northern countryside. They aim at pressuring the locals to leave their houses.

The mercenaries opened their fire to terrorize the citizens, kidnapped a number of people and took them to one of their headquarters.

 A state of chaos and insecurity has prevailed in the areas under the control of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries due to the kidnapping, armed robbery and other crimes that aim at expelling the residents of these areas and seize them.

Hamda Mustafa

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