The migration route takes away three more people from Syrian Kurdistan

ARK News… The families of Kamiran Ahmed and Walid Qasim, who were from Kobani city, learned of their death after losing contact with them more than three months ago off the Greek shores.

More than three months ago, they wanted to reach a European country, but communication with them was cut off, and through a DNA test, they were identified, according to a source from the city of Kobani.

In another incident, the family of engineer Silava Mustafa Adde, who hails from the village of Ghazawiya in the city of Afrin in Syrian Kurdistan, told ARK that she died on the Belarusian border during her asylum journey to Europe.

The young woman's uncle added that the engineer was residing in Lebanon with her family, studied in Lebanon and graduated from the Faculty of Engineering, and because of fatigue and exhaustion, she died during a failed smuggling attempt from Belarus to a European country.

Due to the war raging in Syria since 2011, families are trying to escape to safer countries, and hundreds of young Kurdish young men and families seek every day to secure a decent life in countries that provide the best for them and their children. During the journey to arrive illegally, many are exposed to killing, drowning, looting, theft, exploitation, trafficking, and accidents. A journey in which they lose their lives and the hope of escaping the hell of war and living in countries where the simplest necessities of life are available is buried with them.

The fate of hundreds of young Kurds remains unknown amid appeals from their families to humanitarian and charitable organizations and relevant authorities to reveal the fate of the missing and provide any information about them.

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