US-backed SDF militiamen kidnap a number of citizens in Deir Ezzour Countryside

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Deir Ezzour (ST): The US-backed SDF militia continues to commit heinous crimes against locals in the Syrian Jezira. The militiamen stormed the city of Al-Bseira in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzour and kidnapped a number of citizens.

In Al-Ezbeh village, locals managed to expel the militiamen who tried to kidnap a young man.

Local sources said that armed groups belonging to the SDF militias attacked the city of Al-Bseira, kidnapped a number of citizens and led them to unknown destination.

Yesterday, SDF militiamen  kidnapped a number of young men in Al-Shaddadi city in the southern countryside of Hasaka to force them to fight in its ranks. 

K.Q.

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