Three civilians wounded by an explosive device in Raqqa city

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Three civilians were wounded by an explosive device explosion in the city of Raqqa, where armed groups affiliated with the US-backed  “SDF” militia are deployed.

Local sources told SANA that an explosive device exploded near a residential building in Al-Nahda neighborhood in Raqqa city, injuring three civilians, including a child, and causing material damage to property in the vicinity of the explosion.

The areas where the “SDF militia” is spread are witnessing a security chaos that reflects its weakness and inability to protect civilians. Theft and armed robbery has spread in a way that threatens the safety of locals. This militia also carries out raids and searches of homes, kidnapping young people and recruiting  themforcibly.

 

Inas Abdulkareem

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