SDF Militia Raids Villages and Abducts a Number of Civilians

Domestic News

Raqqa (ST) – The US-backed SDF militia raided Al-Mahmoudli village in the western countryside of Raqqa and abducted a number of its residents.

Local sources stated that cars belonging to SDF militia, carrying armed men, raided Al-Mahmoudli village in Al-Tabqa area in the western countryside of Raqqa, amid firing bursts of machine guns. The armed men launched a wide search operation that affected most of the civilians’ homes, abducted a number of them after beating them, and took them handcuffed to one of their nearby headquarters.

Last Thursday, armed groups affiliated with SDF militia, raided homes in Raqqa and Al-Tabaqa cities, abducted dozens of civilians, and took them to an unknown destination.

Najla Khoury

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