MIT kidnaps 4 women from Al-Ali Baglia town in less than a month

​​​​​​​A local source from the countryside of Tal-Abyed canton reported that the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries had kidnapped a woman from the town of Al-Ali Baglia, thus becoming the fourth kidnapped woman from the same town in less than a month.

MIT kidnaps 4 women from Al-Ali Baglia town in less than a month
10 October, 2021   07:25
AIN ISSA

According to the source, armored vehicles of the Turkish occupation army, accompanied by its mercenaries, raided yesterday the town of Al-Ali Baglia in Girê Spî canton, and kidnapped Aush Ahmed Al-Awaid from the Al-Boasaf clan.

According to the source, the kidnapped woman was taken to the so-called anti-terror branch in the center of the occupied Girê Spi/ Tal-Abyed canton.

With the abduction of Aush, the number of abducted women from the same town within 21 days becomes 4, as ANHA agency documented on the 6th of this month the kidnapping of two women, Zalkha Al-Hussein and Fatima Al-Kaoud.

The mercenaries of the so-called "Jabhha Shamiya" of the Turkish occupation kidnapped the girl Kawthar al-Abed at the Umm al-Khartaim checkpoint near the town on the 19th of last September.

In addition to this, ANHA agency documented the kidnapping of 4 women from the town of Al-Ali Bagila, 6 women from the town of Hammam al-Turkman and one in the town of Suluk, both of which belong to the occupied canton.

Atrocities of the Turkish occupation and its gangs in occupied areas still continue via abduction, rape and other horrible crimes in order to undermine the will of the people and also to displace the people from their homes.

Today, ANHA agency documented, through its local sources, in the countryside of Girê Spî/ Tal Abyed, the kidnapping of the owner of a cash transfer shop in the town of Suluk by mercenaries called Ayadah al-Mutair.

Our agency previously documented the existence of a secret prison near the village of "Arbid" belonging to Suluk, used by mercenaries for kidnapped who blackmail their families to pay sums of money, in exchange for their release.

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ANHA