US-backed militia kidnaps 7 women from a Syrian town

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HASAKA, (ST)_The Us-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia kidnapped on Sunday 7 women from Roj camp in the vicinity of al-Malkyeh city in northeast Hasaka, according to local sources.

The sources said an armed group affiliated to the SDF militia [Its Arabic acronym is QASAD] raided this morning Roj camp and kidnapped 7 women and took them to unknown place under the threat of weapon.

Yesterday the SDF militia opened fire on the residents of Mjebra town in Hasaka countryside, wounding a woman.

In another development, a vehicle affiliated to the SDF militia exploded when an explosive device- planted by unknown people in it- was detonated in al-Sha’feh city in the eastern countryside of Der Ezzour.

The explosion occurred a few hours after a Hummer car belonging to the same militia in the same city exploded.

Basma Qaddour

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