Six ISIS collaborators arrested inside Roj camp
The Internal Security Forces – Women's Units (YPJ) and the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) arrested six ISIS collaborators inside Roj camp. During the search, mobile devices, equipment, and locations used to train children in extremist ideology were seized.
As part of the security campaign launched by the Internal Security Forces - Women's Division of North and East Syria, with support from the Women's Protection Units (YPJ), against ISIS sleeper cells in Roj Camp, on Saturday (April 5) six individuals collaborating with ISIS sleeper cells were arrested.
The campaign, which entered its second day, targeted a thorough search of the camp, resulting in the discovery of mobile devices, locations for training children in extremist ideology, and equipment used by the mercenaries.
Roj Camp is located approximately 10 km west of the city of Derik in the Jazira Canton of North and East Syria. It houses 783 families of ISIS mercenaries, including 28 Iraqi families, 15 Syrian families, and the remaining families of various foreign nationalities.
This campaign aims to pursue ISIS sleeper cells within the camp and mitigate security threats and attempts to destabilize the area, especially following recent infiltration attempts and murders within the camp.
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