SDF kidnaps 13 civilians in Raqqa city and its countryside

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Raqqa (ST): The “SDF” militia, backed by the American occupation forces, continued its repressive practices against the residents of the areas it occupies, as these militias launched several raids from last night until dawn today in the city of Raqqa and Ain Issa in its northern countryside and kidnapped 13 civilians.

Local sources told news reporters that “SDF militia raided a number of houses in the city of Raqqa and kidnapped eight civilians, including elderly people, and took them to an unknown destination.”

The sources added that an armed group of the “SDF militia” also raided the city of Ain Issa in the northern countryside after imposing a curfew inside the city and set up barriers in the main streets during the campaign and kidnapped 5 citizens and took them to an unknown destination, likely to be training camps, with the aim of inducing them to fight in its ranks. 

K.Q.

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