SDF militia kidnaps young men in Syria’s Hasaka

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HASAKA, (ST)_US-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia has kidnapped several young men in Hasaka province with the aim of forcing them to fight alongside the militia.
 
According to local sources, the SDF militia [Its Arabic acronym is QASAD] setup checkpoints inside and in the vicinity of Hasaka city and countryside and kidnapped several young men and took them to training camps under the threat of the weapon.
 
In another development, unknown people attacked one of the SDF militia’s military points in the vicinity of al-Hol camp in the eastern countryside of Hasaka, killing one of the militia’s members and wounding another one.
 
Other members of the SDF militia were wounded as an explosive device went off when a military car affiliated to the militia passed by.
 
Basma Qaddour
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