Turkish-backed terrorists commit more crimes in Afrin city in Aleppo

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Mercenaries of the Turkish occupation continue to commit criminal acts against the locals in the city of Afrin in Aleppo northern countryside.

According to local sources, the terrorists of the Turkish-backed “Failaq Al-Sham” group  on Saturday attacked the locals’ houses in the village of Fafertin in Afrin city, kidnapped four civilians and took them to one of their headquarters in the area, local sources told SANA.

The sources said that the kidnapping crimes aim at blackmailing the families of the kidnapped by forcing them to pay ransoms to release their sons.

 The attacks were accompanied by heavy gunfire to terrorize the citizens, the sources added.   

The crimes of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries come within the framework of the systematic terrorist acts that aim at forcing the citizens to leave their houses in order to reside the terrorists instead and make a demographic change in this area.  

Hamda Mustafa

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