Afrinpost – Special
The Afrinpost correspondent in the occupied Kurdish region of Afrin, north of Syria, confirmed that the Islamic militias affiliated with the Turkish occupation and the Muslim Brotherhood had released a kidnapped Kurdish youth while he was in a state of misery.
The correspondent said that the eighteen-year-old , “Dilovan Ismat Ibrahim,” from the village of Chomazna of the “Mobata / Ma’batali” district, had disappeared in mysterious circumstances, after receiving a phone call on the twelfth of December 2019, where he went out directly from his place in the Ashrafieh neighborhood, in the middle of the occupied Afrin center, and he has not returned .
The reporter added that a week after the kidnapping of the youngman Delovan, armed men contacted his family and demanded a financial ransom of six million Syrian pounds to release him, as his family managed to afford the money and he was handed over to the mediator, who in turn delivered the amount to the militia (without being able to identify the mediator and the militia) .
The reporter noted that on the sixth of January, the gunmen released the young man, “Delovan”, as he was removed from the car of the gunmen in the industrial zone and he is in a very bad health and psychological situation.
The reporter indicated that when he met his family with their son, they found him in an abnormal condition as a result of being forced to take large quantities of hallucinations, while the effects of torture clearly appeared on his body as a result of severe beatings, but what is more important is that the young man “Delvan” has lost his memory.
At the end of December 2019, the Turkish occupation authorities and the Islamic militias affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood denied their knowledge of the kidnapped young man, after informing his relatives about the disappearance, while kidnappings and enforced disappearances are carried out continuously since the Turkish military occupation was applied to the region under the supervision of the occupation intelligence Turkish.
