Military police kidnap 30 Kurds from Karzila village and launch a massive search campaign

Military police kidnap 30 Kurds from Karzila village and launch a massive search campaign
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Afrinpost Special

On Friday, the military police of the Turkish occupation and the Muslim Brotherhood launched a raid on the homes of residents in the village of Karzila / Qurzahil, in the Sherawa district of the countryside of Afrin.


The correspondent of “Afrinpost” said that a group of military vehicles entered the village “Karzila / Qurzahil” on Friday morning, and searched houses and search for wanted, under the pretext of working with the Self-Administration previously.

The correspondent added that the militia abducted about 30 Kurdish civilians, including elderly people, and took them to one of the abduction centers in the city of Afrin by bus.

In turn, activists from Afrin announced the names of a group of abductees: Ahmed Wahid Abdo (85 years), Farhad Sheikh Abd, Othman Hammo (32 years), Razan Hassan Nasser, Hassan Tahsin Nasser (65 years), Jihad Subhi Nasser (40). Rizan Hammo, 30, Mohammed Yusuf Hamkro, 30, Yahya Hamkro, 52, Zakaria Yahya,

25, Bakr Hanan Awash, 63, and Nouri Shukri Awash, 60. Kahraman, a resident of the city of Afrin, told Afrinpost reporter that the aim of mass or individual abductions against Kurdish civilians in Afrin is to extort their families and raise money in all possible ways.


He pointed out that the kidnapping takes place after charges have been prepared in advance, such as working with the Self-Administration or work within its former institutions, where the militia of “Military Police” imposes financial ransom ranging from 150 to 250 thousand on each person kidnapped.


One year and seven months after the Turkish military occupation, the people of Afrin continue to appeal to the SDF and the International Coalition for the liberation of the Kurdish region of Afrin from the claws of Islamic militias and their masters in Ankara.

Post source : Afrinpost

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