SDC Women Office: Enduring threat posed by ISIS; international community must assume its responsibility

The Administrator of Syria Democratic Council ‘s Women Office confirmed that enduring threat posed by ISIS and is exacerbating day by day, calling upon the international community to assume its responsibility for the trial of ISIS mercenaries.

2 February, 2022 06:16

QAMISHLO, SALFA ABDUL RAHMAN

ANHA’s interviewed with the Administrator of Syria Democratic Council ‘s Women Office, Janda Mohammed, who talked about the recent events on al-Sina’a prison in Hasakah City, aimed at liberating ISIS detainees, and trying some parties to revive them once again.

SDC administrators of Women’s Council remembered all the martyrs of the freedom, in response to the attack, she said that "the detention of ISIS mercenaries is not an easy process, while powerful states have given up their responsibilities to receive their nationals from them.

"Under these circumstances, the Internal Security Forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces, with the support of the coalition forces, have been able to seize these mercenaries, and have also taken care of their families." We are aware of how dangerous they are to security and stability, not only north and east Syria, but Syria and the world at large. "

"As our forces have fought ISIS mercenaries on behalf of the entire world before, they are today fighting against the remaining of its cells, the most radical groups in the world."

She touched upon the role of some states in supporting ISIS mercenaries” from the outset of the Syrian conflict to this point, Turkey supports ISIS moral and material, trained and granted them with weapons with a view of implementing expansionist occupation projects in the region," stating that these are Turkish attempts to obstruct the work of the Syrian Democratic Forces by supporting mercenaries.

He went on to say that Turkey seeks to revive ISIS again to implement its agendas there’s precise information about ISIS mercenaries’ infiltration from occupied areas Tal-Abyed and Ras al-Ain by Turkey and others entered from Iraqi –Syrian borders, confirming that ISIS threats are present.

About al-Sina’a Prison attack was planned significantly by Turkey since months to abstract AANES project, praising with great success of SDF in controlling the attack killing and arresting those who committed this brutal attack.

Adding that if ISIS mercenaries were able to flee, it would be great danger due to Sina’a Prison is included 5,000 ISIS detainees, including large and dangerous leaders.

And also she suggested a number of points that might reduce ISIS risks to the region, namely, support for AANES and the exclusion of North and East Syria from sanctions. (The Caesar’s Law, which came into force in mid-June 2020 and affected all of Syria) economic support, infrastructure rehabilitation and job opportunities through which individuals could be removed from extremist groups, and states called for the international return and prosecution of ISIS mercenaries.

She explained that the woman had the greatest share of the woes in the war with ISIS, which only knew the language of weapons and the cutting of hands, when he was in control of some areas in Raqqa and Deir ez - Zor.

"In general, we believe that women are the primary targets in this revolution; For her role in leadership and struggle, so ISIS and its supporters are targeting her to break her will, but women have proven that these actions will only increase her to demand her rights, this was irrefutable evidence in the recent ISIS attack on Sina'’a Prison, and how the women took up arms and went out to the streets of the city to protect her from any threat to her, expressing their support for the Syrian Democratic Forces.

In conclusion, she called on Janda Mohammad to prevail over the language of dialogue among Syrians, to renounce foreign interference and to support the "AANES" required of Syrians in the first place. Under the current circumstances, the occupation, the interests and the contradictions of the tyrannical states of the region are to move towards a democratic Syria, to adopt the language of dialogue and to support the AANES of the solution to the Syrian crisis. "

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ANHA