ISIS claims responsibility for killing women from Hesekê

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QAMİŞLO - ISIS claimed responsibility for the kidnapping and murder of 2 women in Hesekê.

Seda Feysel El Hermas and her deputy Hind Letif El Xidar were kidnapped and murdered on January 22, in Til El-Şayir Town, which is located in the south of Hesekê Canton of Northern and Eastern Syria. ISIS claimed responsibility for the massacre.
 
Making a statement on its official website, ISIS claimed responsibility for the kidnapping and murder of two women.
 
 

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