A number of civilians injured by (SDF) militia bullets while dispersing a demonstration against it in the countryside of Raqqa

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Raqqa (ST): A number of civilians were injured when groups of the SDF backed by the American occupation forces fired live bullets at a demonstration against them in the town of Al-Suwaydiyah in the countryside of Raqqa.

 

Civil sources  said that the residents of Al-Suwaydiyah town in Raqqa countryside demonstrated in protest against the repressive practices of the “SDF” militia and its continued theft of their crops and the region’s resources, in addition to the widespread security chaos in its areas of control.

The sources pointed out that the “SDF militia” brought in military reinforcements and tried to disperse the demonstrators by firing live bullets randomly at them, which led to a number of injuries among the residents, some of whom are in serious condition. They also kidnapped a number of citizens and took them to unknown destinations.

K.Q.

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