Protests against aggressive practices of US-backed SDF militia renewed in Tal Hamis town in Hasaka

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HASAKA, (ST)- Popular protests against the aggressive and inhuman practices of the US-backed Kurdish militia called Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) against civilians were renewed on Wednesday in Tal Hamis town in Hasaka.

The locals gathered at Tal Hamis town’s square to express their rejection of SDF’s brutal practices and attempts to control sources of citizens’ livelihood, SANA reporter said citing local sources.

The protesters demanded that the SDF groups  release the youths that they arrested during yesterday’s protests.

The town yesterday witnessed protests against SDF’s brutal practices and control over several government institutions and service facilities there.

 Hamda Mustafa

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