Afrinian People forced to pay ransoms to get their beloved released

Mercenaries backed by the Turkish Occupation Army proceed their crimes in the occupied Afrin, in such as relation, and in continuation to the process of ongoing abduction cases civilians afflicted with in the occupied Afrin, a source from the Raco District has stated that mercenaries of the so-called Military Police, acting at orders by the Turkish Intelligence, abducted on November 30^th, 2020, three civilians from the village of Ba'dina.  

According to the source in question, the abductees are: Xalil Mohamed Sha'ban, 60,- Rif'at Hisein Mohamed, 43,- and Umar Bairam Ello, 65.

According to the source in question, relatives of the abductees were forced to pay a ransom of a 1,000 Turkish Liras, or 338 Syrian Pounds, in exchange for their release, as whereabouts of Rif'at and Umar still unknown.  

In a relevant context, the two citizens, Ahmed Arif Ibish and Hesen Arif Osso, were released by mercenaries of the Turkish Occupation Army, who were abducted earlier, after their relatives were forced to pay a ransom of 1500 Turkish Liras or 522 Syrian Pounds per capita.

L.A.

ANHA