At least 90 civilian-owned homes have been confiscated by Daesh in the countryside of Deir Ezzor

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Daesh continue to cripple life for civilians residing in Deir Ezzor, mainly in the eastern countryside, which has become overcrowded with displaced families from Deir Ezzor city, as well as a large number of families from Mosul in Iraq.

Private sources indicated to D24 that Daesh confiscated more than 90 houses in the Ishaara city alone the past week.

The sources stated that the organization affiliates are confiscating those houses on the pretext that their owners had left their held areas for ‘the lands of disbelief’ or they are cooperating with opposition factions.

This policy of confiscating civilian-owned homes is pursued by the organization as a means to punish anyone who violate their rules and leave their areas for new destinations.

At least 90 civilian-owned homes have been confiscated by Daesh in the countryside of Deir Ezzor

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