Turkish occupation mercenaries kidnap several civilians in Aleppo countryside

Aleppo- Turkish occupation mercenaries of terrorist organizations have continued their crimes against the locals in the areas of their deployment, as they kidnapped a number of civilians on Tuesday in Basouta town, Aleppo northwestern countryside.Local…

Aleppo- Turkish occupation mercenaries of terrorist organizations have continued their crimes against the locals in the areas of their deployment, as they kidnapped a number of civilians on Tuesday in Basouta town, Aleppo northwestern countryside.

Local sources told SANA reporter that over the past hours, Turkish occupation terrorist mercenaries of the so-called “Sham Legion”, raided the citizens’ houses in Basouta town in Afrin area in Aleppo northwestern countryside, and they kidnapped a number of civilians and took them to unknown destination.

The sources added that Turkish occupation, over the last days, have intensified the raiding operations of the houses in Basouta town and the compounds affiliated to it.

Last Friday and Saturday, the Turkish occupation mercenaries raided the town, and that was accompanied by a systematic intimidation of the locals trough opening fire on them with the aim of pushing the citizens to leave their homes and lands.

Turkish occupation and its mercenaries have continued the kidnapping and raid campaigns in the areas which are under their control, within the framework of the Turkish occupation’s schemes to pressure the citizens, displace them, and seize their properties and fields.

Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)

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