Syrian Network for Human Rights conceals Turkish occupation mercenaries crims

The Syrian Democratic Forces denied the allegations of the so-called “Syrian Network for Human Rights,” which is run from Turkey, that three people from one family were killed in the village of Al-Qashla, southeast of Manbij, and attributed the crime to the SDF.

The Syrian Democratic Forces confirmed in a statement that the "network" is following a systematic misleading attempt to hide the crimes of Turkish mercenaries who were controlling the village during the crime.

The statement added: “Our forces that entered the village and cleared it of the mercenaries of the so-called “Al-Amshat and Al-Hamzat” about ten days ago, were surprised by the presence of the bodies of three civilians, “Muhammad Al-Khalil Al-Ayoub, his wife and his son Salman,” who were liquidated by Turkish mercenaries” after preventing the mercenaries from stealing their property.

He stressed that this is "one crime among dozens of crimes committed by groups affiliated with Turkey in Manbij during the past days, and included looting, robbery, kidnapping, and even rape. It was documented and video scenes were published about it by the people."

Pointing out that the misleading information published by the so-called “Syrian Network for Human Rights” has helped and continues to help real criminals hide their crimes, as hundreds of crimes committed by Turkish-affiliated mercenary groups in Afrin, Manbij and other areas are still outside the accounts of this blatantly biased network. Along with criminals, which helped them repeat their crimes and lost the rights of victims to justice and holding perpetrators accountable.

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ANHA