3 ISIS informants captured in al-Hol Camp

3 ISIS mercenary informants were brought into captivity by the Anti-Terror Units in the al-Hol Camp in North Eastern Syria, as searching and combing operations are going on.

3 ISIS informants captured in al-Hol Camp
5 April, 2021   04:09
HASAKA AHMED MOHAMED

As a continuation to the Humanitarian and Security Campaign and based on information obtained from captured ISIS sleeper cells, the YAT units continue searching the al-Hol Camp. Some 45 km to the east of the city of Hasaka looking for others that are still hiding.

The Humanitarian and Security Campaign that was commenced on March 28th, by the Internal Security Forces supported by the SDF, YPG, and YPJ fighters, came to an end after five days of searching, combing and identity verifications.

At the very early hours of today, two YAT units raided seven groups in the Sector Five assigned to Syrians, in two simultaneous operations resulted in the capture of 3 ISIS mercenary elements in charge of security issues in the camp working as information transferors inside the camp, as assigned with collection information on the security bodies operating in the camp as well as monitoring Syrian families of ISIS in the camp.  

From last Friday up to date, 17 mercenaries were captured by the Internal Security Forces of whom murderers, and a woman was working as an arms supplier to ISIS cells in the camp and others tasked with prompting the extremist ideology.

According to security officials operations are underway as many hid in the camp avoiding arrest after information obtained.

The al-Hol Camp is one of the world's most dangerous for housing Syrian, Iraqi and foreign ISIS families and attempts by women to reorganize themselves again as the camp has been lately fire with murders, slaughter and promotion of ideology.

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ANHA

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