The mercenaries of the Turkish occupation kidnapped a number of citizens, including two girls, in Ras al-Ain town, in Hassakah

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On January 9th, the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation of terrorist organizations kidnapped a number of citizens, including two girls, in the town of Tal Halaf and the village of Abu al-Soon in the northern countryside of Hasakah. 

Civil sources said that terrorist groups of the so-called “Al-Hamzat Division”, “Ahrar Al-Sharqiya” and “Sultan Murad”, which operate under the command of the Turkish occupation forces, raided the homes of citizens in the town of Tal Halaf , near Ras Al-Ain town and kidnapped 9 civilians and took them to one of its headquarters in the region.

 

In that context, the sources stated that the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation forces from the so-called “Al-Hamzat Division” kidnapped two girls in the village of Abu Al-Soon. 

The state of security chaos continues in the areas occupied by the Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist mercenaries. 

O.al-Mohammad 

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