SDF militia kidnaps two women in Raqqa countryside

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zRAQQA, Feb.2, (ST)-The US-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia kidnapped on Wednesday two women after it raided their house in Al-Terwazeyeh town in north Raqqa, according to local sources.

The sources said that SDF militiamen raided the house of one of the residents in Al- Terwazeyeh and kidnapped his mother and his wife to force the man to surrender himself.

Yesterday, SDF militiamen kidnapped several young men in Khashman neighborhood in the eastern side of Hasakah city and took them to unknown place with the aim of forcing them to fight alongside the militia.

Around 40 people were also kidnapped by the SDF militia [Its Arabic acronym is QASAD] in Al-Mahmodli camp in the western countryside of Raqqa.

Basma Qaddour   

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