Syria, the Islamic State tries to raise its head in Al-Hol
There have been at least 35 murders in the Hasaka camp since April, the latest of which have just happened. The SDF raids against the former ISIS are not enough.
Syria, the SDF capture the head of an Islamic State cell in Al-Hol
The man led a network that dealt with the escape of ex-ISIS jihadists. The raid, carried out with Inherent Resolve, is only the latest in a series.
Syria, the SDF behead the Islamic State leadership in Al-Hol
Six IS commanders arrested, each of whom led a fundamental branch to dictate the law and sow terror in the Hasaka camp.
Syria, surprise SDF bio-enrollment against the Islamic State in Al-Hol
All the displaced in the Hasaka camp identified and 9 IS militiamen arrested, including a leader for recruiting. It will be more difficult for the jihadists to operate.
Syria, the SDF target the Islamic State network in Al-Hol
Other IS facilitators, providing support to their escaped comrades, captured on the border with Iraq. The SAA, on the other hand, fails to eliminate the jihadists in Badia.
Syria, SDF target the Isis support network for the Al-Hol camp
Operations with Inherent Resolve between Hasaka and Deir Ezzor to stop the wave of killings in the prison. The trafficking of the Islamic State via the Euphrates is also affected.
Syria, the SDF target Isis smuggler networks on the Euphrates
Raids with Inherent Resolve in Shahil, Theban and Tal Tamis, on the Iraqi border. Meanwhile, however, there is a security alarm in the Al-Hol camp.
Syria, SDF begin to release local Isis prisoners from the Al-Hol camp
The first group is 500 militiamen and family members. In all, 28,000 should be released thanks to the amnesty. However, 37,000 IS foreign fighters remain in the prison.
Syria, Isis cell that caused the jihadists to flee from Al-Hol dismantled
SDF-Inherent Resolve capture 3 IS militiamen. In the past few hours, 22 terrorists have also been caught between Hasaka and Deir Ezzor, while in recent days 19 have been arrested.
Syria, the SDF “free” local Isis prisoners from the Al-Hol camp
It is not known whether the approximately 28,000 detainees, along with families, will be released or transferred elsewhere. 37,000 IS foreign fighters, less "dangerous”, remain.