Security official: We thwarted escape of ISIS 635, al-Hol camp is still dangerous

The Turkish invasion of northern and eastern Syria has had a significant negative impact on the fight against ISIS in the region, particularly the control of prisons and camps of the families of ISIS mercenaries, and has prepared the ground for the resurgence of ISIS according to military and political analysts, as well as officials of the International Coalition to Combat ISIS Mercenaries.

To find out what the impact of the Turkish invasion on the region and the camps of the families of ISIS mercenaries, and what the next camps devoted to those families, Hawar new agency (ANHA) met with an official in the security forces of the camps of the families of ISIS mercenaries Roj Hassan, and discussed the latest situation in the camps of the families of ISIS mercenaries.

Several camps and prisons belonging to the Autonomous Administration in North and East of Syria, to ISIS elements and their families, have been bombed by the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries, in an effort to destabilize the region's security and undermine SDF's efforts to preserve the camps and mercenary prisons, and to provide the opportunity for ISIS mercenaries to flee.

"From the outset we mentioned in our security reports and told the whole world how dangerous the camps of ISIS families and prisons in northern and eastern Syria are for the region and for the whole world, and what is the danger in the event of any military operation in the region," Roj Hassan told (ANHA).

"There was a big impact of this Turkish invasion, where we lost control of Ain Issa camp, which led to escape of all the families of ISIS mercenaries who were assigned to one of the camp's corners to hold them," Hassan said. We were only able to arrest a group of 60 to 70 ISIS women. "

The Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries launched an attack on the 13th of last October on Ain Issa camp, with the aim of taking out the families of ISIS mercenaries from the camp of 250 foreign families, and the remainder are Syrians and Iraqis, in addition to the bombing of aircraft and heavy weapons, and the deliberate occupation through its sleeping cells and mercenary elements in the camp set fire to the camp.

She pointed out that the situation of the camps dedicated to the families of other ISIS mercenaries in northern and eastern Syria was not as good as Ain Issa refugee camp. "Roj camp in Deirk and al-Houl camp in al-Hasakah city witnessed many instances of chaos and instability as the Turkish invasion began," she said. On the area ISIS families are trying of taking advantage of the attack to flee, and reorganizing themselves outside the camp. "

"Women in al- Hol camp began organizing themselves in groups to flee the camp, after these attempts were individual before the Turkish invasion," an official in the ISF family security forces said.

"The insurgency has increased in the face of the security forces, and since the Turkish invasion we have managed to thwart the escape of 635 ISIS women and their children from the camp, including Syrians and foreigners.

Regarding the reality of the current camp and how dangerous it is, Roj Hassan pointed out that the danger still exists, and that the insurgency and the attempts of ISIS women to flee the camp are still continuing.

She explained that sometimes ISIS women graduated in demonstrations in support of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and added that "women continue to train their children in extremist ideology, and that the killing of displaced persons by ISIS women displaced and refugees in the camp did not stop, attempts to flee us." We are witnessing daily, the danger of al-Hol camp exists and at any moment may lose control of the camp, and if they occur, the consequences are very large, which would pose a threat to humanity as a result of the ideological takfirist carried by them.

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ANHA