QASD abducts several young men in Qameshli

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The US-backed militia QASD continued its criminal practices against civilians in the areas under its control in the Syrian Jezira. QASD militiamen abducted a number of young men in Qameshli city with the aim of recruiting them to fight within its ranks.

Local sources said that groups of QASD militia attacked several houses in Qameshli and kidnapped a number of young men and took them to an unknown destination.

In the same context, QASD militiamen attacked the town of Daenaj to the east of Deir Ezzour and opened fire at a young man ,seriously wounding him.

The areas where QASD militiamen are deployed, have recently witnessed huge demonstrations in the villages of Hasaka, Deir Ezzour and Raqqa in protest of its criminal practices against locals.

K.Q.

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