‘Unidentified militias’ kidnap around 100 Iraqis fleeing Mosul town
Displaced Iraqis flee their homes as Iraqi forces battle with ISIS militants, in western Mosul, Iraq March 25, 2017.
Ali al-Saleh, an official at Al-Hadar district south of Mosul, said on Saturday that around 100 young men were kidnapped after they fled to the town of Hamam al-Alil.
Saleh told Al-Hadath television channel that these men were abducted by militias, adding, however, that it’s not clear whom these militias are affiliated with.
Meanwhile, other sources said that more than 250 young men have been abducted by Popular Mobilization forces after they fled to Hamam al-Alil.
Al-Hadr district was recently liberated from ISIS.
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