US occupation forces continue to transfer families of Daesh terrorists to Iraq

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Hassaka (ST):

The American occupation forces continued to transfer hundreds of Daesh terrorists’ families from al-Houl camp in Hasaka governorate to Iraq.

News reporter said that the American occupation troops transferred more than 600 children and women from the families of Daesh terrorists to Iraq.

The reporter added that six military vehicles and thirty American soldiers entered the city of Hasaka and stationed themselves near the illegitimate Kharab al-Jeer airport.

Meanwhile, several armored vehicles, tanks and jeep cars affiliated to the Turkish occupation forces entered Mraikees village in the northern countryside of Hasaka coming from Ras al-Ein.

The Turkish occupation forces have changed school, cultural centers and other public utilities into military positions in parallel with the continuity of their savage practices that aim to create a demographic change  in the region.

 

K.Q

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