US-backed militia continues to prevent electricity company’s workers from entering their headquarters in Hasaka

HASAKA, (ST)_ For the 30th day running, the US-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia continues to prevent the workers of the General electricity Company  from entering their headquarters in Hasaka.

According to the Syrian News Agency (SANA), the workers are still staging a sit-in outside the headquarters of the company during their working time, calling on all parties to intervene to stop the SDF militia’s suppressive acts against the people of the region.

On June 27, the US-backed militia occupied, under the threat of arms, the building of the General Administration of the Syrian Establishment for Cereals in Hasaka’s Ghweiran neighborhood, the headquarters of the General Company for Hasaka Electricity in al-Nashwa neighborhood, the Sports City, parts from the Youth Housing Project’s buildings, the Syrian Computer Society branch, the Directorate of Industry, Tourism and Environmental Affairs, the Hasaka Traffic Branch, the Civil Registration Directorate and the Commercial Bank.   

Basma Qaddour

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