Afrinpost
Violations of the Islamic militias affiliated with the Turkish occupation and the Muslim Brotherhood continue in the occupied areas in northern Syria, including the seizure of wheat and agricultural crops, which were left by their displaced owners.
In this context, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, yesterday, Saturday, that the Muslim Brotherhood militia took over wheat and barley fields in Rehaniyeh and Dawadiyah Mulla village in the countryside of Tal Tamr, Tal Baidar, Attiyah village, Nandas, Tal Sakhr, and Asadiyat in the countryside of Ras al-Ain.
Observatory sources also reported that those villages are inhabited by a mixture of Christians, Kurds and Arabs, most of the population has left them, with the exception of a few Arabs, where Arab families tried to take care of the fields and farms and harvest them, but the Brotherhood’s militia affiliated to Ankara seized all these properties, including the property of Arab families.
It is noteworthy that on May 3, Observatory sources stated that the Islamic militia asked the remaining families in the villages of Aniq al-Hawa and Umm Herbah in Hasaka countryside to leave their homes and allowed them to take their contents in exchange for an amount of 50 thousand Syrian pounds.
On the other hand, the village of Daudiyat Mullah Salman, was emptied because it has become a Turkish military zone, as a number of houses were bulldozed to establish military gatherings there.
