Turkish occupation, its mercenaries forge documents to seize citizens’ properties in Ras Al-Ayn city in Hasakah

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The mercenaries of the Turkish occupation have begun to issue new forged property documents to permanently seize the properties of citizens in Ras Al-Ayn city and its countryside in the northwest of Hasakah in a bid supported by the Turkish occupation to change the demographic structure of the areas it has occupied in Syria and Turkify them.

Local sources told SANA that terrorists affiliated to the  so-called “Sultan Murad” organization on Friday stormed the houses of the Turkish-occupied city of Ras Al-Ayn and beat the residents to force them to leave their houses after forcibly signing documents that testify they have sold their properties to the families of the terrorists whom the Turkish occupation brought to the city.

The source added that weeks after forcibly seizing all the houses in Naddas village in Ras Al-Ayn, a number of terrorists, affiliated to the Turkish-backed “Sultan Murad” terror group, on Friday kidnapped several citizens from Ras Al-Ayn because they refused to sign the documents on selling their houses and properties. They took the citizens to unknown destination under the pretext that they rejected the plans of the so-called “Local Council” which is affiliated to the terrorist groups and was established by the Turkish occupation authorities to pass their Turkification schemes and make a demographic change in the areas they occupied.

 Hamda Mustafa

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