SDF kidnaps seven civilians in the towns of Al-Sabha and Dahleh in Deir Ezzour countryside

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Deir Ezzour (ST): Armed groups of the SDF militia affiliated with the American occupation raided the towns of Al-Sabha and Dahleh in Deir Ezzour countryside amid heavy gunfire and kidnapped a number of civilians.

Local sources said that twenty armored vehicles and a pickup truck equipped with a machine gun carrying SDF militiamen besieged the towns of Al-Sabha and Al-Dahla in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzour and carried out large-scale raids amid deliberately heavy fire on the homes of the people, noting that the militiamen kidnapped seven civilians and took them away to an unknown destination.

On the 23rd of this month, a citizen was wounded by gunfire by the SDF militia in the town of Abu Hamam in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzour, during the militia’s raid on the town’s houses.

K.Q.

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