Turkish occupation mercenaries kidnap a civilian in Hasakah northwestern countryside

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The Turkish-backed terrorist organizations on Saturday kidnapped a civilian and attacked a dignitary of one of the clans in Hasakah northwestern countryside as part of their continuous crimes against the locals in the areas under their control.

According to local sources, the Turkish-backed terrorists of the so-called “Suqour Al-Sunna” group stormed a house in Al-Edwaniya village in the occupied city of Ras Al-Ayn in Hasakah and kidnapped a civilian. They beat and insulted his wife while trying to prevent them from kidnapping him.

The terrorists of another Turkish-affiliated group called Suqour Al-Shimal” also beat a notable of one of the clans in Al-Badie’ village in Ras Al-Ayn while trying to prevent the terrorists from entering the village to impose levies on the locals and to seize their properties.

 Hamda Mustafa

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