ISIS has abducted at least 90 people from Assyrian Christian villages in the northeastern part of Syria.

The British-based Observatory for Human Rights say the terrorists conducted dawn raids on villages west of Hasaka, a town controlled by the Kurds.  The Kurds had launched two major offensives against the terrorists on Sunday helped by U.S. airstrikes.

Kurdish leaders said that 14 terrorists were killed in their offensive.

ISIS refuses to admit they conducted the kidnappings although they posted pictures on social media showing the assault.

Assyrian Christians made up the majority of citizens of the region before the terrorists began their campaign.   Those remaining in the village after the raid are packing and fleeing to Hasaka seeing safety.