SDF militia raids Rumaila neighborhood in Raqqa and kidnaps a number of civilians

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Raqqa (ST): The “SDF” militia, backed by the American occupation forces, launched a campaign of raids that targeted the Rumaila neighborhood in the city of Raqqa and kidnapped a number of civilians and took them to an unknown destination.

 

Local sources told news reporter, “An armed group affiliated with the SDF launched a campaign of raids this morning inside the Rumaila neighborhood, east of the center of Raqqa city.

In recent weeks, the raids and intimidation campaigns carried out by the “SDF militia” against the people within the areas it occupies with American support have escalated in Raqqa, Deir Ezzour and Hasakeh, amid a state of popular rejection of its repressive practices.

K.Q.

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