SDF militia kidnaps a number of young men in the countryside of Raqqa and Hasakeh

Raqqa-Hasakeh (ST):  The US-backed  militia continued its crimes in the areas it occupies on the Syrian Jazira, where it kidnapped a number of young men, including teachers, in the countryside of Raqqa and Hasakeh.

Local sources said that armed men from the SDF militia set up armed checkpoints in the Al-Haws area, east of Raqqa, and kidnapped a number of young men and drove them  to training camps to force them to fight in its ranks.

In the countryside of Hasakeh, local sources said that the SDF militia kidnapped a number of young men, including teachers, in the Tal al-Shayer area, east of the city of al-Shaddadi, south of al-Hasakeh, and took them to an unknown destination for the purpose of recruiting them and forcing them to join its ranks.

Yesterday, the SDF militia set up armed checkpoints at the entrances and exits of the city of Raqqa and its countryside, and kidnapped more than 20 young men and drove them at gunpoint to training camps to recruit them in  plundering oil and gas wells in the Al-Jazira region.

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