The Syrian Arab Army and the Red Crescent in the city of Al-Hasakah receive the displaced families

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On January 23rd, the Syrian Arab Army and the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) in the city of Hasakah received displaced families from the southern neighborhoods after these families had  received warnings and threats from the SDF militias to evacuate their homes immediately.

The chaos continues in the vicinity of the Industrial Secondary Prison, which witnessed bombings and the escape of ISIS terrorists.

Residents of the southern neighborhoods of al-Hasakah continue to move to safe areas in the city center due to the clashes and chaos in the areas surrounding the Industrial Secondary Prison, which is controlled by the SDF militias and the American occupation forces.

O. al-Mohammad

 

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