HRO: Turkey kidnaps Kurdish youths in Turkey for Libya's war

The official spokesman of the Human Rights Organization (HRO) in Afrin, Syria, said that the Turkish intelligence forces kidnapped 4 Kurdish youths from Afrin in Turkey  to plunge them into the battles of Libya.

HRO: Turkey kidnaps Kurdish youths in Turkey for Libya's war
HRO: Turkey kidnaps Kurdish youths in Turkey for Libya's war
HRO: Turkey kidnaps Kurdish youths in Turkey for Libya's war
HRO: Turkey kidnaps Kurdish youths in Turkey for Libya's war
HRO: Turkey kidnaps Kurdish youths in Turkey for Libya's war
30 May, 2020   13:58
Al-Shahba -  Firas Ibrahim – Ja'afer Jafo 

The jurist and human rights spokesman in Afrin - Syria, Ibrahim Sheikho, confirmed that on the 15th of May, the Turkish Intelligence Service (MIT) kidnapped 4 young people from the village of Ashkan Gharbi. They are originally from Janders district in the occupied Afrin, on charge of dealing previously with the Autonomous Administration institutions.

Sheikho pointed out that the young men are ; "Ghaleb Muhammad Bakir, 37 years old - Adnan Fawzi Suleiman, 20 years old - Mustafa Muhammad Oso, 22 years old - Mustafa Ahmed Weisi, 25 years old."

Ibrahim Sheikho explained that the four young men  have been working in Turkey in the city of Istanbul since the start of the Syrian crisis. The young men have no connection with the institutions of the Autonomous Administration.

In a related context, sources from the occupied Afrin canton told Human Rights that the Turkish intelligence is working to send the four young men to Libya.

The spokesman for the Human Rights Organization noted that the Turkish occupation takes advantage of the tragedy and conditions of the Syrian refugees in Turkey by recruiting and throwing them into the ranks of the fighting in Libya.

Sheikho added that the Turkish occupation uses the Syrians as proxy mercenaries to implement the Turkish agendas in the Arab countries and the Middle East.

Sheikho recalled the child Abdo Sheikho from the occupied city of Afrin, who was recruited by the Turkish occupation army to fight in Libya.

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