US-backed militia threatens 32 families in Syria’s Hasaka to use force against them if they do not leave their houses

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Within the framework of its practices that are linked to the US occupation forces’ schemes in the region and through displacing the citizens who oppose its policy in Syrian al-Jazeera region, the “Syrian Democratic Forces”  militia has threatened 32 families in al-Salhiya neighborhood in Hasaka city and has asked them to leave their houses.
 
Local sources said that the SDF militia [Its Arabic acronym is QASAD] served eviction notices to the owners of 32 houses in al-Shurta buildings at al-Salhiya neighborhood in Hasaka city and ordered them to leave, threatening them that it will use force if they don’t implement the orders. 
 
Basma Qaddour
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