Kidnapped citizen narrated what happens in occupied areas

A citizen whose name is Mohammed Sayyid Ahmed and his sibling from Jakla village in north Ain Issa district have, been severely beaten and tortured by Turkey's gangs, and 17 of his family has been captured, demanding from the humanitarian organizations to save his family and all the kidnapped citizens.

18 December, 2019 05:44

AIN ISSA – SHARVIN MUSTAFA

Egregious violations are being practiced by Turkey's mercenaries, mass murder against civilians in occupied areas without the protection of civilians and human rights organizations in conflict areas.

Two siblings kidnapped

After the occupation of Turkey and its mercenaries for the city of Girê Spî

/ Tel Abyad and villages from the district of Ain Issa, civilians were trapped in those villages due to the attacks of the Turkish occupation and its practices against civilians, while families remained in their villages to preserve their house and property from stealing and pillage.

However, the Kurdish family was not being protected from the practices of the Turkish occupation in the village of Jakla, located to the north of Ain Issa district.

The mercenaries kidnapped the civilian, Mohammad Mohammad Ahmed, 45, and after three days, they kidnapped his other sibling, Busan Sayed Ahmed, who are working on plowing and cultivating land, and captured the family consisting of 17 members, most them children and women.

Busan Sayyid Ahmad, who has been thrown among the mines in the outskirt of Ain Issa district, after kidnapping him for 20 days, talked to Hawar news agency (ANHA)" We stayed our homes, we isolated ourselves to save our lives and properties, but the Turkey's gangs kidnapped my sibling, Yasser, and while I was trying to pay a ransom and rescued my sibling after three days, four mercenaries belong to "Failaq 20" kidnaped me from my home in the evening hours.

After the siblings were kidnapped, the mercenaries put all their family members under supervision and forcibly resided in one of the houses and prevented them from leaving, and stole all the contents of their homes.

“They told me who you are and what you do?” Busan says. “I answered them, I am not doing anything but a farmer. They pressed me so much that I lied and said that I am from the Asayîş security forces, so there was no other smuggler to end this torture.

The family has been lost 24 million

He says, "The mercenaries stole all the contents of my house, my brother's house, the barley crop, and pieces of the car's tools, the farm tractor and the livestock," estimating the cost of the loss suffered by 24 million Syrian pounds.

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ANHA