Raqqa on a hot tin and Arab tribes boycott SDF

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Raqqa on a hot tin and Arab tribes boycott SDF
Nedaa Syria:

Several Arab tribes in the province of Raqqa have decided to sever their relations with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and accuse those who deal with them of treason, against the background of the assassination of one of the elders of the tribe of "Al-Afdalah" and the sheikh of the Hauwidi tribe in mysterious circumstances, accusing the intelligence of SDF those who are the key beneficiaries of this because of the positions of the assassinated Sheikh who used to reject the policy of the international coalition of giving the Kurdish militias control over the joints of the city administration.

Bashir al-Faisal, the leader of al-Huwaidi tribe was killed in Raqqa city as he was found in his own car, which was found parked near the children's hospital on Al-Basel street of Raqqa. The militias rushed through their media platforms to alert the residents to the possibility of killing him. The organization of the "Islamic State" was also accused of being involved in the assassination, where footage has been posted by the latter in which it claimed responsibility but later it cleared that it is incorrect. At the same time the SDF-led Civil Council of Raqqa issued a statement in which it announced the death of "al-Huwaidi" and claimed that he was one of its members in an attempt to remove suspicions against them, accusing the "Islamic State" organization trying to sow national conflicts in the city.

Media outlets reported the assassination of "Huwaidi," very fast by the Kurdish-dominsted SDF militias, where pictures were published as soon as he was killed and he was still bleeding from his head and the text of a story published by the Kurdish militia-run network "Rose Press" that the assassin of the Sheikh was sitting with him in the same car and he fired two shots in head out of a pistol "caliber 9 mm" and directly accusing Turkey of being behind the assassination with the aim of creating "strife between the Kurds and the Arabs."

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