“MIT” kidnaps a blind man in the countryside of occupied Girê Spi

A local source from the countryside of Girê Spi district reported that the Turkish occupation intelligence had kidnapped a 70-year-old blind man from the town of Suluk in the occupied canton.

25 October, 2021 08:06

AIN ISSA

According to the source, the Turkish occupation intelligence raided the house of Jassem al-Sheikh in the town of Suluk, which belongs to the occupied canton of Girê Spî, and kidnapped him following the raid.

The source noted that Jassem Al-Sheikh (70 years old), from the Arab Tayy clan, lost his sight after Turkey and its mercenaries occupied the Girê Spî canton on October 9^th, 2019.

The source pointed out that the Turkish intelligence took him to the branch of the so-called "anti-terrorism" located in the center of the city of Girê Spi.

Kidnappings are repeated against the remaining indigenous residents of the city of Girê Spi/Tel Abyad and its villages who are under Turkish occupation, and the motive behind the kidnapping is often to extort the residents and force them to pay a ransom or money for the release of the kidnapped.

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ANHA