Soda Akramifred's mother: I still don't know about my two detained sisters.

Soda Akramifred's mother: I still don't know about my two detained sisters.

Samira Eini, the mother of Soda Akramifred, a boy who was killed in interceptions in January 1404, warned by posting a message on the social network X (formerly Twitter) about the fate of her two detained sisters, Miriam and Sephora Eini.

In this message he addressed the officials of the Salami Republic and wrote: "If my sisters are harmed, our pleas will turn into an uprising."

In the photo accompanying the message it is stated that Miriam is 20 years old and Safora is 25 and Safora has a five year old child. Ini Saida has no news about her sisters yet.

Miriam and Sapora Aini were detained by the security forces on Friday, November 1, and transferred to an unknown location. There is no information about their physical condition and possible charges until the moment of writing this news.

Soda Akramifred, the only daughter of Samira Aini, was 16 years old. According to published reports, he was killed on the evening of January 9, 1404 at Marlick Mallard due to a war ball that hit his heart.