Al-Zoba: tribes cooperative in campaign against Turkey and Syrian Government cells   

After civil servants in the Autonomous Administration were targeted time and again all being adopted by SISI, the last of which was against co-chair of the Tal al-Shayer Council Sa'da al- Hirmas and deputy co-chair Hind al-Khider, an operation was launched by the SDF in retaliation for the two martyrs.

Commander in the Shadadi Military Council, Saleh al-Zoba', says to ANHA that ''all operations carried out by ISIS against notables and tribal chiefs in Deir Ezzor lately were aiming at fomenting sedition in the region and to destabilize the region as well'', and that targeting civil servants of the administration was to terrorize and horrify all members in association and bodies'', noting that the operation was carried out top secretly and suddenly to achieve the goals in Dishisha, Twemine and Sarajiye, close to the Iraqi border.  

Al-Zoba' indicated that 60 cells were targeted in those areas as they are now ''in the custody of the concerned bodies clarifying that they all belong to Dishisha, Deir Ezzor and even Iraq'', and that people in such areas were cooperative until these cells were captured and their sole demand was to carry out more security patrols to put an end to such terrorist groups, to which military forces promised to preserve peace and security that is '' an  SDF duty. 

Al-Zoba' said ISIS took advantage of the vast areas extending from Dishisha to the Iraqi border in which they made tunnels and trenches as safe heavens, we discover a one that is more likely newly made, efforts are underway to block them and to set up military barriers''.

'' there are many cells in the those regions of which affiliated to the ISIS mercenary groups, and others affiliated to the Turkish Occupation Forces and the Syrian Government, they are all taken into custody to face justice'', al-Zoba' said.  

''people are well confident in their sons defending their lands and dignity, they would stand up to such fragile schemes'' he concluded.

L.A.

ANHA