82 people involved in fueling a civil conflict in Raqqa were arrested

In a press conference organized at its general command headquarters in the city of Raqqa, the Internal Security Forces of North and East Syria revealed expanded details about their security operation that they carried out in Raqqa province during the past 48 hours.

The statement, which was read by Halima Abu Bakr, a member of the General Command of the Internal Security Forces of North and East Syria, said:

“Our internal security forces, with the participation of the Women’s Internal Security Forces, and in cooperation with the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Women’s Protection Forces (YPJ), on Monday, January 29, launched a large security campaign in the town of Al-Hamrat, east of Raqqa, against the backdrop of the disputes and fighting that took place between the Al-Madlij (Al-Balasim) clan and the Al-Madlij (Al-Balasim) clan. Al-Jamasa, in response to the demands of the notables, tribal sheikhs and people of the region, as combing operations and raids began in the early morning hours of Monday on all the places where the presence of wanted persons was confirmed. During the operation, 82 people who were involved in this fighting and who were working to spread strife and chaos were arrested. In that area, a quantity of weapons and ammunition were also found in their possession, as follows:

 39 Kalashnikov

26 unlicensed rifles

116 Kalashnikov store

Mine detection device number 1

6 gun soldiers

5 pistol magazines

Mine detector battery number 8

Binoculars number 2

68 pixie shots

25 pistols

2175 Kalashnikov rounds

4 grenades

1 wireless device

Turkish rifle 2

UAV

T/ Satt

ANHA