Researcher and political analyst: Attack on prison requires aerial reconnaissance, which means that there is another player in equation

The Egyptian researcher and political analyst, Islam Fikri Najm al-Din, said that launching such an attack by ISIS mercenaries on the Al-Sina'a prison in the city of Hasaka requires aerial reconnaissance and monitoring teams, which means that there is another player in the equation that supports ISIS to penetrate the defenses of the prison.

24 January, 2022 06:17

Cairo - Amani Azzam

And last Thursday, ISIS mercenaries launched an organized attack on Al-Sina'a prison in the city of Al-Hasakah, which includes about 5,000 ISIS mercenaries detainees.

Many observers believe that this organized attack cannot be carried out by ISIS mercenaries alone, and they confirm the presence of one or more parties that supported them in the attack.

In this context, the Egyptian researcher and political analyst, Islam Fikri Najm al-Din, said that the recent attack of the terrorist organization ISIS in Syria to smuggle a number of its leaders and members from a Syrian prison (Sinaa prison in the city of Hasaka) is evidence that there is a force that supports the organization with information and insurance plans; Because "there is an urgent need for those elements detained in Syria, whether on internal missions or to transfer them to other hot spots in the world."

Najm al-Din explained in an exclusive statement to our agency that the aim of this attack is to "prove that the Syrian state and its allies are colluding with ISIS to facilitate the passage of the ISIS force towards the city of Hasaka, where the Syrian Democratic Forces are in control, despite the failure of many ISIS capabilities, in addition to emphasizing that any an exit of the American forces from Syria will be followed by the restoration of ISIS to its former strength in light of the weak capabilities of the Syrian army and the weak capabilities of the Kurds.

The Egyptian researcher and political analyst pointed out that such an attack on the prison "needs aerial reconnaissance and monitoring teams, which means that there is another player in the equation that supports ISIS to penetrate the defenses."

Najm Al-Din said at the end of his speech: "No one talked about the weakness of the security systems in Iraq after the ISIS attack in Iraq, which killed 12 members of the Iraqi army, given that the training and weapons of the Iraqi army are all American-made, which will indicate American neglect in those operations."

ANHA