​​​​​​​Sources: Turkey kills a citizen and steals his organs in occupied Afrin

Sources from the occupied Afrin canton stated that the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries killed a citizen from the village of Korzela and stole his organs, in addition to the kidnapping of 4 citizens from the Janders district of the occupied canton.

​​​​​​​Sources: Turkey kills a citizen and steals his organs in occupied Afrin
29 November, 2020   08:53
Al-SHAHAB

The Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries continue their crimes against indigenous residents of Afrin, and in this context, the medical staffs working in the occupation hospitals in Afrin killed the citizen Mohammad Mahmoud Ibo from the village of Korzela of the center of the occupied Afrin canton.

Sources reported to our agency, that Mohammad (57 years) was suffering from a cold, and he was subsequently transferred to the hospital, but the medical teams of the occupation claimed that Mohammad was infected with coronavirus, to be transferred to the military hospital.

A day after, whose family visited him to check his health, while their visiting military hospital, they told them he had died, rejecting to hand over his body to his family or even to see him farewell.

Citizens are being killed with toxic injections to steal their organs

Informed sources from Afrin occupied said that Turkish state had previously changed military hospital in Afrin into a place to kill the citizens deliberately by toxic injections, and after that the robbery and trafficking in it is conducted.

In Janders district, the mercenaries (the so-called Civil Police - mercenaries of Samarkand) kidnapped 4 citizens on the 27th of this month, and took them to unknown places, demanding money from their families of the kidnapped for release them.

The kidnapped citizens are: "Svenan Akram Nebo (41 years) - Zaim Mohammad Mohammad (40 years) - Khalil Hanan Khalo from the village of Kafr Safra - Hussein Suleiman Mawas, the village of Kafr Safra."

The mercenaries demanded a financial ransom in exchange for the release of the kidnapped, amounting to 800 thousand Syrian pounds for each kidnapped person.

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ANHA