Indiscriminate gunfire | Woman injured in Jarabulus

Syrian Observatory activists have documented the injury of a civilian woman after being hit by indiscriminate gunshot fired by factions of the Turkish-backed “National Army”, in Jarabulus city in the eastern countryside of Aleppo. The reasons behind this indiscriminate gunfire have yet to be known.

 

Yesterday, Reliable sources informed the Syrian Observatory that members of “Ahrar Al-Sharqiyyah” assaulted a family that were displaced from eastern Ghouta to Afrin city in western Aleppo.

 

According to SOHR sources, dispute flared up over the possession of a house, which evolved later to hand-to-hand fight between the faction’s members and members of the displaced family. The rebels beat young men of the family, then members of the civil police intervened to break up the fight between the two sides. The faction’s members opened fire on the police to terrorize them then they escapade.

 

On August 1, SOHR sources said that members of the Turkish-backed “Al-Jabha Al-Shamiya” kidnapped a young man from Afrin three days earlier from his workplace in Afrin city, north of Aleppo. The factions’ members accused him of seizing a shop previously belonged to the “Autonomous Administration”.

 

The young man was released after paying a ransom of about $6,000.