Mercenary terrorists kidnap 10 civilians in Hasaka Countryside

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Hasaka (ST): The mercenary terrorists of the Turkish regime continued their criminal practices in the areas where they are deployed .

A number of terrorists attacked locals in the village of Luzi in Ras al-Ein north west of Hasaka Countryside following the attempts made by locals to prevent them from plundering humanitarian aid. Local sources said that the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation beat locals, especially women and the elderly in a savage way.

The sources added that the mercenary terrorists launched an arrest campaign in the village of Luzi and kidnapped ten civilians and led them to an unknown area, pointing out that the terrorists set up checkpoints with the aim of plundering locals’ possessions by force.
Earlier, a group of Turkish regime mercenaries pursued a school teacher while he was carrying out agricultural work in his field west of Um Harmalaeh village, north of Abu Rasin town, and kidnapped him and his 12-year-old child and took them to an unknown destination.

The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries continue to carry out attacks and abduction campaigns in the areas they control within the framework of the Turkish regime’s plans to put pressure on the people of the region and displace them from it and seize their properties and lands.

K.Q.

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