[IsraelTimes] Spokesperson says they are looking for armed ’kidnappers, thieves and looters’ after string of robberies and kidnappings in Afghanistan’s capital
The Taliban ...the Pashtun equivalent of men... are conducting a massive security sweep of Kabul and other Afghan cities, their front man said Sunday, going house-to-house in search of weapons and criminals blamed for a recent spate of robberies and kidnappings.
The operation, which started Friday, has alarmed many who fear being targeted because of their association with the previous Western-backed regime or the US-led foreign forces who finally withdrew on August 31.
Some irate residents posted videos on social media showing homes they said had been trashed during Taliban searches, but several people told AFP their encounters had been polite and cursory.
"It was just my nephew at home when they came and they made a big mess," said one resident, who asked not to be named, showing AFP a series of pictures that revealed considerable disruption.
The Taliban called the sweep a "clearing operation."
"We are trying to take steps against those kidnappers, thieves and looters who have weapons in their hands and threaten the lives of the people," front man Zabihullah Mujahid told a news conference.
He said authorities had discovered two kidnap victims during the operation, and also freed two teenage girls who they found chained in a basement.
Mujahid said light and heavy weapons, explosives, radio equipment and drones had been seized, as well as vehicles belonging to the military or government.
PATROLS STEPPED UP
Six people suspected of being members of the Islamic State ...formerly ISIS or ISIL, depending on your preference. Before that they were al-Qaeda in Iraq, as shaped by Abu Musab Zarqawi. They're really very devout, committing every atrocity they can find in the Koran and inventing a few more. They fling Allah around with every other sentence, but to hear western pols talk they're not really Moslems.... group were tossed into the calaboose, he said, along with nine kidnappers and 53 "professional thieves."
"We want to assure the residents of Kabul that these operations are not against the common people," Mujahid said.
"The residents of the city should be confident the search is going on carefully."
The Taliban have also stepped up street patrols in the capital and established temporary roadblocks at key intersections, where they search vehicles at random or check the identities of those inside.
Dozens of newly trained policewomen were involved in the sweep in case there were no men at houses being searched, Mujahid said.
Social media showed images and video clips of doors and wardrobes that had been bashed in, cushions and mattresses slashed open, and belongings strewn across floors.
"The intimidations, house searches, arrests and violence against members of different ethnic groups and women are crimes and must stop immediately," tweeted Andreas von Brandt, the European Union ...the successor to the Holy Roman Empire, only without the Hapsburgs and the nifty uniforms and the dancing... ’s ambassador to Afghanistan.
"Despite Putin’s war we are watching you," he added, referring to the Russian invasion of Ukraine that has dominated news cycles for the past few days.
"Focus on securing Europa ...the land mass occupying the space between the English Channel and the Urals, also known as Moslem Lebensraum... from Putin," replied Muhammad Jalal, a Taliban official with a prolific social media presence.
[AlAhram] The Taliban ...Arabic for students... have clamped down on Afghans leaving the country as, separately, their forces continue a massive security sweep, going house-to-house across the capital Monday in a "clearing operation".
The new travel ban was announced late Sunday by Taliban front man Zabihullah Mujahid, who packaged the restrictions as being aimed at preventing hardship for Afghans abroad.
Evacuations organised by nations or non-governmental organizations have been banned, while even families attempting to leave the country by their own means now need "an excuse", or they will be stopped by immigration.
"I have to say clearly that persons who leave the country along with their families and have no excuse... we are preventing them," Mujahid told a presser late Sunday.
Women will also not be able to fly abroad unless accompanied by a male relative mirroring similar domestic restrictions introduced last year which bar solo travel between cities and towns.
"If they (women) want to travel abroad, they should have a chaperone," Mujahid said.
"This is the order of Islamic sharia law."
The announcement came the same weekend a search for "kidnappers, thieves and looters" kicked off in Kabul and other Afghan cities -- a so-called "clearing operation" separate from the travel measures.
The new travel restrictions will alarm tens of thousands of Afghans who have been promised asylum abroad after working with US-led foreign forces or other Western organizations during the Taliban's 20-year insurgency.
More than 120,000 Afghans and dual nationals were evacuated up to August 31 when the last US-led troops withdrew, two weeks after the hardline Islamists seized Kabul.
Thousands with similar links are still in Afghanistan, however, desperate to leave and fearful they may be targeted by the Taliban as "collaborators".
The last official evacuation by air was on December 1, although organised road convoys to Pakistain have taken place as recently as last week.
BAD CONDITIONS
Mujahid said the decision to ban departures came because the Taliban had received reports of thousands of Afghans "living in very bad conditions" abroad.
"The government has the responsibility to protect the people so this will be stopped until we get the assurance that their lives will not be endangered," he said, adding that they had never promised for evacuations to continue indefinitely.
"Initially we had said that the Americans... could take people whom they had any concerns about... But this is not a continuous promise."
Since the Taliban took over Kabul in August, Afghanistan has plunged into economic crisis, pushing even those without links to the former regime to scramble for an exit.
Thousands of people daily try to cross into neighbouring Iran ...The word Iran is a cognate form of Aryan. The abbreviation IRGC is the same idea as Stürmabteilung (or SA). The term Supreme Guide is a the modern version form of either Duce or Führer or maybe both... in search of work, or in a bid to reach Europa ...the land mass occupying the space between the English Channel and the Urals, also known as Moslem Lebensraum... in the hope of asylum.
[AlAhram] At least nine migrants colonists died after their boat capsized off Tunisian coast, the Tunisian defense ministry said Tuesday.
The bodies were recovered by the country's coastiess while two units of the Navy rescued nine other migrants colonists, including some at death's door. They were from varying African nations, it said.
The statement did not specify how many people were believed to be on the boat. Searches were still underway.
The boat sank Monday near the port of Mahdia in a central-east region of Tunisia, from where many people try to cross the Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
According to survivors' accounts, the migrants colonists aged from about 25 to 30 had left from Sfax, the main city in south Tunisia, in the night from Sunday to Monday.
According to the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights, an NGO monitoring migration issues, Tunisian coastiessintercepted last year about 20,000 migrants colonists who were trying go to Europa ...the land mass occupying the space between the English Channel and the Urals, also known as Moslem Lebensraum... from Tunisia or neighboring Libya.
Statistics from the UN refugee agency, the UNHCR, and the International Organization for Migration, show that at least 1,300 migrants colonists drowned or went missing in the Mediterranean Sea last year.
The Director of the Moral Guidance Department of the Libyan National Army (LNA), Major General Khaled Al-Mahjoub announced that they had clashed with a cross-border gang near the Rabiana area, south of Al-Kufra.
In a statement, Al-Mahjoub explained that a unit belonging to the Sobol Al-Salam Brigade clashed with the gang, during a patrol.
According to press reports, at least 26 mercenaries were killed in Al-Kufra. A source added that the LNA forces were able to arrest 14 mercenaries, and seize four armed vehicles during the clashes. The brigade had previously announced the closure of the border crossings with Sudan and Chad, until further notice.
It called on all vehicle and truck drivers to abide by the decision, given that “remnants of these criminal gangs” are being chased across the Chadian-Libyan border.
The area is notorious for being controlled by gangs, drug smugglers, and human traffickers, most of whom are from neighbouring states. The operation was reportedly targeting illegal immigrants, and drug dealers.
Libya has become the preferred point of departure for thousands of migrants wishing to cross the Mediterranean to Europe.
[Dawn] The police on Monday arrested 240 Afghan nationals for entering Pakistain without valid travel documents.
Officials said the Gomal Bazaar police arrested them in Tank city after they entered South Wazoo illegally. The arrested persons also included 26 women and as many children.
A police official said the Afghan families were trying to travel from Wana area of South Waziristan to different parts of the country in 37 vehicles. They were held at the Gardawi checkpost.
The official said the police had started the paperwork but haven't done much else against Afghans on the complaint of Gomal cop shoppe SHO Fahim Mumtaz. Later, they were sent to Dera Ismail Khan ... the Pearl of Pashtunistan ... central jail.
Police on Tuesday claimed to have arrested a murderous Moslem associate of Lashkar-e-Taiba ...the Army of the Pure, an Ahl-e-Hadith terror organization founded by Hafiz Saeed. LeT masquerades behind the Jamaat-ud-Dawa facade within Pakistain and periodically blows things up and kills people in India. Despite the fact that it is banned, always an interesting concept in Pakistain, the organization remains an blatant tool and perhaps an arm of the ISI... outfit in Sanat Nagar area of uptown Srinagar.
Quoting a top police officer, news agency GNS reported that the murderous Moslem associate was apprehended along with ten magazines of AK-47.
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ERBIL, KRG, Iraq (North Press) – The Iraqi Security Media Cell announced on Tuesday the arrest of the so-called financial official of the Dijla Province (Wilayat) in the Islamic State (ISIS), and one of his assistant in Salah al-Din Governorate, while the Counter-Terrorism Service managed to arrest six other members in different Iraqi regions.
The Counter-Terrorism Service carried out a series of operations that began in Baghdad and ended in Erbil in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRG), the spokesman for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Major General Yahya Rasoul, said in a statement.
He pointed out that the Counter-Terrorism Service arrested two ISIS members in a neighborhood of the capital, Baghdad, and another was arrested in Fallujah district in Anbar Governorate.
Meanwhile, the Counter-Terrorism Service carried out two operations in the governorates of Nineveh and Salah al-Din. Two ISIS members and another wanted one were arrested.
A statement by the Security Media Cell said that the Iraqi forces had arrested the so-called financial official (Dijla Province) and one of his Assistants.
Shafaq News / The spokesman for the Commander in Chief of the armed forces, Maj. Gen Yahya Rasool, announced arresting ISIS terrorists in several governorates, including Erbil.
Rasool said in a statement that the Counter-Terrorism service carried out successful missions that started in Baghdad and were concluded in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region.
He revealed that two terrorists were caught in Baghdad, in addition to another one in al-Anbar.
Also, two terrorists were arrested in Nineveh in Saladin, according to the statement.
In coordination with the counter-terrorism directorate in Erbil, the service caught a terrorist in the capital of the Kurdistan region, Rasool pointed out.
Shafaq News / An explosion occurred on Tuesday targeting a convoy carrying logistical support equipment for the US-led Coalition on the Highway between Samawa and Nasiriyah, southern Iraq.
A security source told Shafaq News Agency the attack caused no causalities.
There was no claim for responsibility.
The Iraqi authorities issued several warnings of repeated targeting of foreign forces and diplomatic missions in the country.
On January 5, the Iraqi parliament voted by majority to end the foreign military presence on the country's territory, following the killing of the Iranian Quds Force commander, Qassem Soleimani, and the deputy head Al-Hashd Al-Shaabi, Abu Mahdi Al-Muhandis, in an American airstrike near Baghdad International Airport.
Washington accuses armed Iraqi factions linked to Iran of being behind the attacks.
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[IsraelTimes] Amid festivities in the northern West Bank, a Paleostinian who hurled a Molotov cocktail at troops was shot at, a military spokesperson says.
According to the IDF, some 20 Paleostinians hurled stones at soldiers and set tires on fire near the village of Burqa.
"One of the suspects approached the troops and threw a Molotov cocktail at them. The troops responded with gunfire," the spokesperson says.
The official Paleostinian Authority news agency WAFA says the man was seriously hurt and taken to a hospital in Nablus. The military is aware of this claim.
Three Paleostinians have been killed today in separate incidents. Ammar Shafiq Abu Afifa, 21, was rubbed out near the settlement of Migdal Oz under unclear circumstances, and 19-year-old Shadi al-Najm and 22-year-old Abdullah al-Housri were killed during a gunbattle near Jenin early this morning.
[IsraelTimes] Paleostinian health officials say Ammar Shafiq Abu Afifa, 21, was killed by soldiers at entrance to Beit Fajjar, south of Bethlehem; IDF does not say what he was suspected of
A Paleostinian man was rubbed out by Israeli soldiers in the West Bank on Tuesday afternoon, the Paleostinian Authority Health Ministry and the Israeli military said.
Paleostinian health officials identified the man as Ammar Shafiq Abu Afifa from the al-Aroub refugee camp near Hebron. They said he was shot on the outskirts of Beit Fajjar, near Bethlehem.
Officials said that they had received the report from the PA branch that handles ties with Israel, meaning that Abu Afifa’s body was likely in Israeli custody.
Nearly four hours after the incident occurred, the Israel Defense Forces said in a statement that soldiers operating security cameras identified two "suspects" approaching a lookout point near the settlement of Migdal Oz.
Troops dispatched to the scene chased the two men, and opened fire toward them according to open-fire procedures, the military said. Such procedure includes shouting at a suspect to halt, firing into the air, and only using deadly force if the soldier feels threatened.
The IDF did not detail what the two men were actually suspected of doing. It said the army was investigating the matter.
Also on Tuesday, amid festivities in the northern West Bank, a Paleostinian who hurled a Molotov cocktail at troops was shot at, a military spokesperson said.
According to the IDF, some 20 Paleostinians hurled stones at soldiers, and set tires on fire near the village of Burqa. "One of the suspects approached the troops and threw a Molotov cocktail at them. The troops responded with gunfire," the spokesperson said.
The official Paleostinian Authority news agency WAFA said the man was seriously hurt and taken to a hospital in Nablus. The military was aware of this claim.
Earlier Tuesday, security officials said a battle in the northern West Bank left two Paleostinian button men dead.
The Israel Police said undercover Border Police officers came under fire while arresting a terror suspect in the Jenin refugee camp. The suspect, Emad Abu al-Heija, is a son of an imprisoned senior Hamas, the braying voice of Islamic Resistance®, commander.
Paleostinian media identified the two fatalities as 19-year-old Shadi al-Najm and 22-year-old Abdullah al-Housri. The Islamic Jihad ...created after many members of the Egyptian Moslem Brotherhood decided the organization was becoming too moderate. Operations were conducted out of Egypt until 1981 when the group was exiled after the assassination of President Anwar Sadat. They worked out of Gaza until they were exiled to Lebanon in 1987, where they clove tightly to Hezbollah. In 1989 they moved to Damascus, where they remain a subsidiary of Hezbollah... terror group immediately claimed al-Housri as one of its fighters. al-Najm was later claimed by the loosely Fatah-affiliated al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigade as a "fighting member."
The West Bank has seen a rise in violent mostly peaceful confrontations between Israeli soldiers and Paleostinians in recent weeks, leaving at least six Paleostinians dead. In an increasing number of cases, soldiers entering Paleostinian areas to conduct routine arrests have been fired upon by armed terror group members, prompting shootouts.
[IsraelTimes] Moslem Paleostinians gathered to celebrate al-Israa wa al-Miraj, the anniversary of Mohammad’s journey to al-Aqsa holy site; police say Paleostinians rioted and threw stones at cops
An 11-year-old Paleostinian girl was hospitalized after being struck in the head by a sound grenade fired by police during festivities near Damascus Gate on Monday afternoon, as Paleostinians gathered in Jerusalem for an Islamic holiday.
Police dispersed groups of Paleostinians with stun grenades and blasts of acrid-smelling high-pressure water from cannons. Dozens of passersby, including women, children and a man in a wheelchair, fled for cover.
One of the sound grenades smashed in the face of the 11-year-old Paleostinian girl. Medics immediately rushed her to Jerusalem’s Hadassah Ein Karem hospital in moderate condition, according to a Hadassah spokesperson.
According to police, Paleostinians had "chanted incitement and threw stones and bottles at police on the scene." A spokesperson for Jerusalem police did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the maimed 11-year-old girl.
"Police forces have acted these past few hours to protect public order and prevent rioting," an Israel Police spokesperson said.
The girl’s family identified her as Manwar Burqan, a resident of the middle-class Shuafat neighborhood in East Jerusalem. Burqan is deaf and attends a special needs school in the city.
Around 25 Paleostinians were maimed during the festivities, according to the Paleostinian Red Islamic Thingy. Twenty Paleostinians were arrested and four officers were maimed, according to Israel Police.
Thousands of Paleostinians had gathered in the Old City entryway to celebrate al-Israa wa al-Miraj. The holiday celebrates the miraculous "night journey" of Islam’s prophet, Mohammad, from Mecca to Jerusalem.
According to Islamic tradition, Mohammad ascended heavenwards from the al-Aqsa Mosque, which Jews also revere as the site of both Biblical temples. Paleostinian Moslems often celebrate the holiday by gathering in Jerusalem for festivities and prayer at the shrine.
Cops also appeared to violent mostly peacefully slap a Paleostinian girl while subduing her on the ground, according to footage from the scene of the festivities.
In another video, a Paleostinian runs after a cop and pushes him onto the ground as the officer grapples with a second Paleostinian.
The stairway leading to Damascus Gate is a popular site for Paleostinians to enjoy the holiday cheer before heading to the al-Aqsa Mosque for prayers. But the gateway has also become one of Jerusalem’s most charged sites.
Clashes between Paleostinians and police in the area were part of the buildup to last year’s war between Israel and the Hamas, a contraction of the Arabic words for "frothing at the mouth", terror group. Israeli police prevented Paleostinians from sitting on the steps during Ramadan — a longtime Jerusalem tradition — leading to violent mostly peacefulfestivities.
[IsraelTimes] Israel Defense Forces soldiers thwarted an attempt by Paleostinian assailants to attack Israeli drivers near the West Bank town of Halhul on Monday night, the military said.
The IDF said in a statement that troops had ambushed the group who were hurling Molotov cocktails at cars on a main highway near the town, which is close to the city of Hebron.
One suspect was hit by troops’ fire, and was arrested, the IDF said.
It added that he was taken to a hospital, and would later be interrogated by authorities.
The IDF did not provide any further information about the condition of the maimed assailant.
The other two suspects apparently expeditiously departed at a goodly pace.
Israelis traveling along the area’s main traffic artery, Route 60, have repeatedly been attacked with Molotov cocktails and stones in recent weeks.
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Those Nato fives don't always get the point across.
Ask the IWI to research a catapult for molotov type 'throwables'. Then deploy to all transport or APCs. The projectile should be near totally destructible and highly incendiary, preferably with petroleum based fuel. Then out-intifad the intifaders.
In the reports, conclude they are having accidents with their molotovs.
[IsraelTimes] Undercover troops come under fire during arrest raid in Jenin refugee camp; Paleostinian media identifies one as Islamic Jihad ...created after many members of the Egyptian Moslem Brotherhood decided the organization was becoming too moderate. Operations were conducted out of Egypt until 1981 when the group was exiled after the assassination of President Anwar Sadat. They worked out of Gaza until they were exiled to Lebanon in 1987, where they clove tightly to Hezbollah. In 1989 they moved to Damascus, where they remain a subsidiary of Hezbollah... member
Two Paleostinian button men were killed in a firefight near the West Bank city of Jenin overnight Monday.
The Israel Police said undercover Border Police officers came under fire while arresting a "terror suspect" in the Jenin refugee camp.
Paleostinian media identified the two fatalities as 19-year-old Shadi Najm, and 22-year-old Abdullah al-Housri.
Video shared online showed at least one of the button men opening fire.
There were no casualties among Israeli forces, police said, and the suspect was arrested.
Later, as the officers left the refugee camp, dozens of Paleostinians hurled stones, Molotov cocktails, and a makeshift grenade at the officers, who responded with "riot dispersal means and live fire," police said.
Images showed al-Housri’s body wrapped in the flag of Paleostinian Islamic Jihad, as well as the terror group’s logo on his firearm. The group did not immediately claim him as a member, though a local wing of the organization reportedly did.
The arrested suspect was Amad Abu al-Hija, the son of a Hamas, a regional Iranian catspaw, leader'>Hamas big turban, according to Paleostinian media. It wasn’t immediately clear what he was suspected of.
The West Bank has seen a rise in violent mostly peaceful confrontations between Israeli soldiers and Paleostinians in recent weeks.
[BenarNews] Two Filipino members of an Islamic State ...formerly ISIS or ISIL, depending on your preference. Before that they were al-Qaeda in Iraq, as shaped by Abu Musab Zarqawi. They're really very devout, committing every atrocity they can find in the Koran and inventing a few more. They fling Allah around with every other sentence, but to hear western pols talk they're not really Moslems.... -linked turban group and a soldier were killed during a battle in the southern Philippines on Tuesday in which government warplanes bombed suspected bad boy positions as part of a "major operation," the military said.
The military offensive targeted members of Daulah Islamiyah-Maute Group bad boy faction, said Lt. Gen. Alfredo Rosario Jr., head of the Western Mindanao Command (WestMinCom) headquartered in Zamboanga city.
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HASAKAH, Syria (North Press) – A member of the Internal Security Forces of North and east Syria (Asayish) in Hawl Camp east of Hasakah, northeastern Syria, was wounded yesterday during a shooting incident by an armed group that was hiding in a tent in the first sector of the camp.
Sounds of intermittent clashes heard in the first sector, which holds Iraqi refugees, sources inside the camp told North Press.
“During a campaign of arresting an Islamic State Organization (ISIS) sleeper cells in a tent in the first sector, the Asayish patrol was shot at by a group of ISIS cells,” a security source told North Press.
The source did not provide further details about the incident.
Hawl camp witnessed intensive security measures at the entrances, as employees of NGOs were not allowed to enter until 9 o’clock this morning.
Since the last attack by ISIS sleeper cells on al-Sina’a prison in January, Hawl Camp has witnessed security incidents despite the strict security measures that accompanied the attack.
On February 9, a number of ISIS wives set six tents on fire in the camp in the foreigners sector in order to grasp the attention of the security forces.
The Hawl Camp is a house for about 15,300 families in total of 56, 000 individuals including 2,423 families of the Islamic State Organization (ISIS) detained or killed militants, who hail from over than 60 countries.
4 civilians traveling on a bus were injured when a bomb exploded targeting a military vehicle of the Syrian government in #Syria’s #Daraa.https://t.co/8WdcTeds0B
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DARAA, Syria (North Press) – Four people were wounded on Tuesday in an IED explosion in the northern countryside of Daraa, south Syria.
Four civilians including a woman were wounded in an IED explosion planted by unknown individuals on one side of a road near the town of Inkhil north of Daraa,” a local source told North Press.
The injured were riding a bus, as its passage came in tandem with the explosion that targeted a military vehicle of the government forces, the source added.
A few days ago, two soldiers of the Fifth Division of the government forces were killed when unknown gunmen targeted them in the western countryside of Daraa.
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MANBIJ, Syria (North Press) – Since Monday morning, the Turkish forces have intensively bombed the villages on the the front lines between the military forces of Manbij and the Turkish-backed opposition factions.
” More than 25 Turkish shells hit the villages of the front lines,” the media center of the Manbij Military Council said.
According to the center ” the houses of the residents in those villages were hit with the Turkish shelling.”
From the two bases of al-Hoshariya, north of Manbij and Sheikh Nasser, northwest of the city, the Turkish forces bombed the villages of Aoun al-Dadat and al-Tokhar, north of Manbij and the villages of al-Yalanli and Quart Wiran northwest of the city, according to the media center.
Aoun al-Dadat crossing, north of Manbij, was also targeted by snipers and a person from the village of al-Tokhar Al-Kabir was wounded to varying degrees.
“The Turkish bombardment is a flagrant violation of international laws and agreements signed between Turkey and Russia in 2019, which stipulated a ceasefire on all front lines between the Manbij Military Council and the pro-Turkish factions,” according to the center.
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MANBIJ, Syria (North Press) – On Tuesday, two children lost their lives and three others were wounded when a landmine left behind by ISIS blew up while grazing sheep in al-Jarad village in the northwestern countryside of Manbij.
“Both Luay Sabri al-Jarad (13 years old) and Muhammad bin Awad al-Jarad (12 years old) lost their lives immediately after the mine exploded, while Khalid al-Jarad (18 years old), Hassan al-Jarad (17 years old) and Laith al-Jarad (16 years old) ) sustained various injuries and were subsequently transported to Dar Al Shifa Hospital in the city of Manbij,” one of the children’s relatives said.
“The three injured children had shrapnel in separate areas of their bodies. They were given first aid and they are in good condition now,” a medical source at Dar al-Shifa Hospital told North Press.
On the thirteenth of last November 13, a man lost his life when landmine exploded in his tractor while plowing his land in the village of Qart Wiran northwest of Manbij.
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QAMISHLI, Syria (North Press) – “The government forces launched a provocative attack on a unit of our forces, and as a result two members were martyred in the village of Kozaliya, in the countryside of Tel-Tamr, north of Hasakah, the Tel-Tamr Military Council of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), said on Tuesday evening.
Following the Turkish invasion of the areas of Sere Kaniye (Ras al-Ain) and Tel-Abyad, the government forces deployed in the SDF-held areas, on the lines of contact with the Turkish-backed opposition factions.
“Our forces responded to the provocative attack, and as a result two of our fighters were martyred and another one was wounded, while two soldiers of the government forces were killed, and two others were wounded,” the council said in a statement on SDF website.
A lieutenant of the government was killed, was an officer with the rank of major was wounded, an informed source told North Press.
Activists on social media circulated a picture of a fighter in the Tel-Tamr Military Council, who had he participated in many battles, including battles against ISIS, lost his life in the government forces’ attack.
“We are investigating this provocative attack, and accordingly, we will take the necessary action,” the council said.
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MANBIJ, Syria (North Press) – On Tuesday, two children lost their lives and three others were wounded when a landmine left behind by ISIS blew up while grazing sheep in al-Jarad village in the northwestern countryside of Manbij.
“Both Luay Sabri al-Jarad (13 years old) and Muhammad bin Awad al-Jarad (12 years old) lost their lives immediately after the mine exploded, while Khalid al-Jarad (18 years old), Hassan al-Jarad (17 years old) and Laith al-Jarad (16 years old) ) sustained various injuries and were subsequently transported to Dar Al Shifa Hospital in the city of Manbij,” one of the children’s relatives said.
“The three injured children had shrapnel in separate areas of their bodies. They were given first aid and they are in good condition now,” a medical source at Dar al-Shifa Hospital told North Press.
On the thirteenth of last November 13, a man lost his life when landmine exploded in his tractor while plowing his land in the village of Qart Wiran northwest of Manbij.
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