afrinpost – Special
The “afrinpost” has monitored illegal sales of the properties of the Kurds in the center of the occupied Afrin region, carried out by the Islamic militia militants of the Turkish occupation and their settler families.
Yesterday, Sunday, a settler from the countryside of Damascus offered the house of the Kurdish displaced (Dawood Hussein) in the old Afrin neighborhood, for 1,600 dollars, noting that Dawood is a from the town of Bulbul.
A member of the “Sultan Murad” militia sold the house of the Kurdish citizen (Rizan Mustafa) on Rajo-Afrin Road, which is the residential building belonging to the “Omo” family, for 1500 US dollars. Noting that the buyer is a settler from the town of Khan al-Asal in the southern countryside of Aleppo.
A gunman from al-Shamiya Front sold the house of the Kurdish citizen, “Junaid Hassan – from the village of Qibar” for $ 1,000, noting that the house is located in the former Turkish base located in al-Feel street in Al-Ashrafiya neighborhood.
The militias of “Ahrar al-Sharqiya and Muhammad al-Fateh” carried out numerous sales operations in the housing association (Vellat Street), including two commercial stores belonging to the Kurdish citizen (Ahmed Muhammad Najjar), for two thousand dollars for each shop.
A settler from Eastern Ghouta rented a shop belonging to the Kurdish citizen, Adnan Muhammad – from Maarateh village in the Residential Association, for one hundred dollars per month, but the rent goes to the “Ahrar Al Sharqiya militia.
al-Shamiya Front militia intends to seize the shops under a mosque near the construction in the Kawa roundabout area – Afrin, on the grounds that the mosque is located in its security sector. Note that al-Shamiya Front militia had earlier removed stalls belonging to Kurdish citizens to build a mosque on its site, cutting off livelihoods for their owners who practice in different professions, according to the afrinpost reporter.
The site of the mosque is located in the area opposite Kawa roundabout from the side of the “Judi” oven to be built on its site as a mosque, where a number of Kurdish citizens practiced some professions there, including some shipping offices.
