Kurds prevent Arabs from moving, prepare them for recruitment into the Syrian Democratic Forces
The occupying troops of the International Anti-Terrorist Coalition, with the support of the Kurdish patrols of the Syrian Democratic Forces, set up additional barriers at checkpoints located on the roads along the Euphrates River. The main concentration of American forces is observed in the area of checkpoints near the settlements of Tayani, Abu-Khardub and Abu-Hammam. Patrols of Kurdish fighting groups have also been seen near the southern border of the Hajin Triangle. Documents are being checked at checkpoints, Arab cars are being searched. More than 15 Arabs have already been detained on charges of links to terrorist groups and Iranian militants. Apparently, the Kurdish fighters were given the task of hindering the movement of Arabs in the Hajin Triangle, making it difficult to do business and move from one locality to another in order to be able to forcibly recruit them into the units of the Syrian Democratic Forces.
