US-backed militia abducts several young men to force them to fight alongside it in Syrian al-Jazeera region

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HASAKA, (ST)_US-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia has abducted several young men in Tal Hamis in the eastern countryside of Hasaka to force them to fight alongside it in the Syrian al-Jazeera region.

The young men were taken to special training camps for the so-called “Self-Defense Duty” to force them to fight alongside the militia.

In addition, the militia blackmails the unemployed civilians and uses them in digging tunnels and trenches in several cities and towns.

Yesterday the SDF militia’s members stormed the houses of residents in Theban town in the eastern countryside of Der Ezzour under the pretext of searching for wanted people.

The militia members stole the houses and kidnapped many civilians and took them to unknown place.

Basma Qaddour  

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