The SDF Militias kidnap 50 underaged boys from Qamishli to fight in their ranks

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On December 6th, the US-backed SDF militias kidnapped 50 underaged boys from the city of Qamishli and took them to their camps east of the city. 

Local sources from Qamishli said that “armed groups affiliated with the SDF militiaskidnapped 50 underaged boys to recruit them into their ranks.” 

 

The sources pointed out that the people were not able to see their kidnapped sons, and they were transferred to one of the militia’s camps in Hemo, east of Qamishli city, to be transferred later to other camps affiliated with the militias in the city of Hasakah.

Earlier today, the SDF militias arrested a number of workers from the Qamishli market and took them to an unknown destination.  

 

O. al-Mohammad

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