PKK Abducts Young Ezidi Girls in Syria

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A 15-year-old Ezidi girl has revealed a disturbing plot by the PKK after escaping from the group. In her testimony, she explains that the PKK, facing difficulty recruiting young fighters, has resorted to abducting Ezidi children in Syria, forcing them into their ranks.

The Ezidi girl has shared her experience publicly, shedding a light on the group’s manipulative tactics and the exploitation of vulnerable people.

For more details, read the original article published by TGRT HABER and watch the video of the girls testimony here.

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