US-Backed SDF Militias Fire Live Ammunition on Protesters in Deir Ezzor Villages

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DEIR EZZOR, (ST)- US-Backed SDF Militias (Syria Democratic Forces) fired live ammunition on protesters, who took to the streets of Deir Ezzor villages on Sunday to condemn the militias’ practices and call for their expulsion.

According to local sources, hundreds of people from the towns and villages of al-Baseera, Masheikh, al-Daman, al-Namleya, Teib al-Fal and al-Tayyana in Deir Ezzor eastern and southeastern countryside took to the streets to protest SDF militias aggressive acts and demand their expulsion after chaos as well as incidents of abduction, killing and oil monopolization were increased.

 The US-backed SDF militias randomly fired live ammunition in a bid to disperse the angry protestors.

Hamda Mustafa

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