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Remember the secret prisoner swap deals SDF did with ISIS? Well, some of the foreign male and female ISIS suspects that were sent back against their will were then publicly executed by ISIS in Hajin to send a message: "no one escape ISIS"https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/11/09/foreign-isil-suspects-executed-secret-prisoner-swap-uks-allies/ …
A Tajik mother-of-two named Sitora and a French fighter were executed on camera after they were returned. "He and any others who think they can escape the Islamic State, they should know we can catch them anywhere," an ISIS fighter says in filmed execution
Women in Roj camp in northern Syria told us women and children were called up on March 22 and told they were going home. They didn't go home, they were sent back by bus to ISIS. Some of whom were later killed.
Why should we care? Well, the SDF are UK"s allies and refoulement is contrary to international law. “The fault here does not lie with the Kurds, but with the fact that the West has abandoned them with thousands of detainees, with no support,” says @CliveSSmith
You’re criticizing SDF exchanging captured Daesh against some of their own? To save their comrades? And where from would they have known they‘d be executed? And what if their countries don’t take them back? We let our religious freaks travel there and make them a SDF-Problem?
That would be the deal that was so secret @CENTCOM gave a press briefing on it ...& @guardian reported about it one month before Turkey paid @BBC to run the fake “scoop” 100’s of civilians saved thanks to Arab tribes negotiating with ISIS #humanitarianActhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/oct/14/last-isis-fighters-in-raqqa-seek-deal-to-leave-former-capital-in-syria …
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