​​​​​​​Spread of drugs in occupied Serêkaniyê

Sources and a video, obtained by ANHA agency, reported the spread of narcotic substances in the occupied city of Serêkaniyê in Hasaka Canton.

​​​​​​​Spread of drugs in occupied Serêkaniyê
11 June, 2023   08:17
​​​​​​​HASAKA

The areas occupied by the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries have become a main center for mercenaries and sheltering ISIS mercenaries, and recently it has become a center for drug trafficking.

Local sources from inside the city reported to ANHA agency the spread of narcotic drugs, especially H-Bos, in the occupied city of Serêkaniyê, and it is being publicly promoted. and indicated, "Drugs, especially H-Bos, are now publicly being promoted in the city".

The sources added: "The mercenary leaders are the ones who promote H-Bos and other narcotic substances in the city, without being held accountable by the Turkish occupation state and by what they call themselves the military police and other forces that take it upon themselves to protect the area and combat illegal activities, according to their description".

Another source stated that the most important promoter of the "H-Bos" is a leader of the loyalist mercenaries, called Abo al-Laith, who was arrested more than once by those who call themselves the Military Police, but the period of detention did not exceed 2 days, and he was released.

The source explained, "The mercenary's women also participate in the promotion process among the people, especially among the youth.

ANAH agency obtained a video from inside the central market of the occupied city of Serêkaniyê, showing a person removing his clothes and walking naked in front of the public, as a result of the man's use of the drug "H-Bos", according to a source from inside the city.

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