SDF closes 26 shops and kidnaps a number of civilians in Raqqa and its countryside

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Raqqa (ST): During the past twenty-four hours, the ” SDF militia” supported by the American occupation forces closed more than twenty shops and kidnapped a number of their owners in the countryside of Raqqa, in parallel with the kidnapping of other citizens of the city and took them to unknown destinations. 

Local sources told news reporter in Raqqa that the SDF closed 13 shops in the Tabqa market, 10 shops in the wide street in the city, and 3 others in the second district after armed groups affiliated with the separatist militia raided these shops and forced their owners to leave them. It also kidnapped a number of workers in these shops and took them to unknown destinations. 

The sources indicated that these practices come within the framework of the militia’s pursuit of large numbers of citizens who refuse to cooperate with it and send their sons to fight in its ranks.

K.Q.

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