Terrorists from “Free Army” execute child with special needs from Efrin

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Aleppo – Terrorist groups supported by Erdogan’s regime added a new heinous crime to their record by executing a child with special needs along with his father.

SANA said that terrorists from the “Free Army” executed Mohammad Rashid Khalil, a child with special needs they had abducted from the town of Efrin, after his family were unable to pay the ransom the terrorists had demanded which amounted to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Social media pages said the terrorists murdered the child’s father as well after torturing him in the town of Azaaz in Aleppo’s northwestern countryside, while the fate of a third abducted person shown in pictures along with the two other victims remains unknown.

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