Qasad Militia Kidnaps Raqqa Young Men to Fight in its Ranks

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SDF militants affiliated with the US occupation forces kidnapped a number of young men from the city of Raqqa to forcibly recruit them to fight within their ranks.

Local sources said that armed groups affiliated with the militia launched a massive raid campaign in the city of Raqqa, set up armed checkpoints, and kidnapped a number of young men from their homes and means of transportation, and took them to their compulsory recruitment camps to fight in SDF ranks.
On the eleventh of this month, armed groups of the “Qasad militia” kidnapped 13 civilians, including two children, from the village of Mukhallat on the international road M4 in the countryside of Raqqa.

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