ISIS is rebuilding itself in Syria

The “Aliadin” website stated that the British newspaper “The Guardian” warned, quoting experts, that the terrorist organization “ISIS” did not forget thousands of its fighters detained in prisons “in Syria, noting that” its activity is increasing in the northeast of the country, and it was brutal cells, That was hidden in the Syrian desert for years.

The newspaper quoted the director of the “Panorama” prison in Hasaka, northeastern Syria, as saying that “ISIS seized many new lands and weapons”, when the previous regime fell.

The prison director, who asked not to be named, also warned for fear that ISIS targeted him, that the organization “is slowly rebuilding itself”, and that “the prison will be one of its main goals.”

The newspaper also pointed out that the Kurdish officials “knocked the alarm”, so that “they warned that the threat of ISIS is greater than ever”, as the terrorist organization takes advantage of the security vacuum, which was left by the fall of the former Syrian regime.

At a time when the Kurdish authorities are holding between 42000 and 65,000, the ISIS fighters and their relatives, in prisons and camps throughout the region they rule in northeastern Syria, are “feared that ISIS will take advantage of the current security vacuum, to attack detention facilities and try to liberate their peers ”.

Meanwhile, the presence of the American forces in Syria, which “joined the Kurdish forces to defeat ISIS in 2014, is in question,” as the Guardian saw. (Al -Mayadeen)