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A major power shift is unfolding in northeastern Syria. Syrian forces have moved in on the al-Hol camp and surrounding areas after Kurdish units withdrew, taking control of key routes and sites that hold thousands of ISIS fighters and families. Control over the prisons and camps that contain some... show more

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Syrian government forces have captured the al-Hol camp and its countryside after the SDF withdrawal from the area. Syrian forces are now in control of four of the eight supply routes into SDF-held al-Hasakah, northeast Syria.

Syrian government forces have captured the al-Hol camp and its countryside after the SDF withdrawal from the area. Syrian forces are now in control of four of the eight supply routes into SDF-held al-Hasakah, northeast Syria.

Open Source Intel

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Syrian Government Forces have freed more ISIS members and families from the Al Hol camp which is now in control of the Syrian Government. They are even shooting celebratory gunfire right at the fence

Syrian Government Forces have freed more ISIS members and families from the Al Hol camp which is now in control of the Syrian Government. They are even shooting celebratory gunfire right at the fence

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ISIS Attacks Increase Rapidly Video: Al-Sina Prison in Al-Hasakah, Syria, where thousands of ISIS fighters are jailed. A Kurdish military (YPG) commander says that after the Syrian regime took control of the area, ISIS attacks have increased dramatically. He states that they are facing daily attacks from ISIS. The reason, he explains, is that ISIS fighters attack at night and rest in regime-controlled areas during the day.

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38,299 views • 6 months ago

The Syrian Army has taken full control of the largest oil field in Syria, the Al-Omar Oil Field, and all other surrounding oil and gas fields in the Deir ez-Zor Governorate of Northeastern Syria, following the withdrawal last night of U.S. Forces and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

The Syrian Army has taken full control of the largest oil field in Syria, the Al-Omar Oil Field, and all other surrounding oil and gas fields in the Deir ez-Zor Governorate of Northeastern Syria, following the withdrawal last night of U.S. Forces and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

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181,787 views • 6 months ago

ISIS terrorists have taken control of Al-Hol camp in this manner, which houses thousands of ISIS relatives. Previously, the camp was under Kurdish control, but U.S. forces handed it over to the terrorist authorities of Syria and forced the Kurds to leave. The camp contains the wives, sons, and daughters of ISIS terrorists who came to Syria from all over the world via Turkey. The indoctrination inside the camp is far more dangerous than that of ISIS itself. Now, ISIS terrorists within the 'New Syrian Army' come daily to release their relatives, and by Erdogan’s orders, they are all being granted Syrian citizenship. Yesterday, the terrorist Syrian government announced that the camp will be completely closed by the end of this year and its residents will be gradually released, claiming they have committed no crimes. There are thousands of terrorists within the camp who are citizens of the Russian Federation.

ISIS terrorists have taken control of Al-Hol camp in this manner, which houses thousands of ISIS relatives. Previously, the camp was under Kurdish control, but U.S. forces handed it over to the terrorist authorities of Syria and forced the Kurds to leave. The camp contains the wives, sons, and daughters of ISIS terrorists who came to Syria from all over the world via Turkey. The indoctrination inside the camp is far more dangerous than that of ISIS itself. Now, ISIS terrorists within the 'New Syrian Army' come daily to release their relatives, and by Erdogan’s orders, they are all being granted Syrian citizenship. Yesterday, the terrorist Syrian government announced that the camp will be completely closed by the end of this year and its residents will be gradually released, claiming they have committed no crimes. There are thousands of terrorists within the camp who are citizens of the Russian Federation.

Ukraine News 🇺🇦

29,106 views • 6 months ago

After less than two weeks, Syria's terrorist state freed the most dangerous detainees from Al-Hol camp, including young ISIS members and their mothers. Most foreign families have left northeast Syria’s al-Hol camp, which holds relatives of ISIS fighters, since the Forced departure at the request of the United States of Kurdish forces who previously guarded it, Located in a desert region of Hasakeh province, al-Hol is Syria’s largest camp for suspected ISIS relatives and was home to some 24,000 people, mostly women and children, including some 15,000 Syrians, several thousand Iraqis and more than 6,000 other foreigners from around 40 nationalities. An eyewitness told AFP they saw armed men, some appearing to be foreigners, taking fully veiled women from the camp in vehicles after government forces took control. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said on January 20 that they had been forced to withdraw from al-Hol, The first humanitarian source said “a large number of them (foreigners) were smuggled out to Idlib and to other provinces,” adding that a small number instead had joined the main camp.

After less than two weeks, Syria's terrorist state freed the most dangerous detainees from Al-Hol camp, including young ISIS members and their mothers. Most foreign families have left northeast Syria’s al-Hol camp, which holds relatives of ISIS fighters, since the Forced departure at the request of the United States of Kurdish forces who previously guarded it, Located in a desert region of Hasakeh province, al-Hol is Syria’s largest camp for suspected ISIS relatives and was home to some 24,000 people, mostly women and children, including some 15,000 Syrians, several thousand Iraqis and more than 6,000 other foreigners from around 40 nationalities. An eyewitness told AFP they saw armed men, some appearing to be foreigners, taking fully veiled women from the camp in vehicles after government forces took control. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said on January 20 that they had been forced to withdraw from al-Hol, The first humanitarian source said “a large number of them (foreigners) were smuggled out to Idlib and to other provinces,” adding that a small number instead had joined the main camp.

Ukraine News 🇺🇦

45,967 views • 5 months ago

Thousands of ISIS militants are fleeing from the Al-Hol detention camp in Syria after being released by the new jihadist regime. ISIS is strengthening again with Turkey's assistance inside Syria, rapidly taking control of territories. According to reports, they already control Raqqa, and large parts of the country are at risk of falling into their hands. The "Ghulani regime" ISIS meets the ISIS imprisoned by the Kurds. #ISIS in #Syria and #Turkey are strengthening. Donald J. Trump must be proud !

Thousands of ISIS militants are fleeing from the Al-Hol detention camp in Syria after being released by the new jihadist regime. ISIS is strengthening again with Turkey's assistance inside Syria, rapidly taking control of territories. According to reports, they already control Raqqa, and large parts of the country are at risk of falling into their hands. The "Ghulani regime" ISIS meets the ISIS imprisoned by the Kurds. #ISIS in #Syria and #Turkey are strengthening. Donald J. Trump must be proud !

Dana Levi דנה🇮🇱🇺🇸

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#BREAKING NEWS — JUST IN #urgent Hundreds of #IslamicState family members have fled from Al-Hol camp Syria Heavy clashes continue around the camp. Turkish special forces, disguised and operating alongside the so-called Syrian Army and HTS, are non stop attacking Kurdish SDF forces in Ayn Issa and Al-Hol camp. note : over 20 to 35000 ISIS Prisoners family member are in this al hol camp #isis #deash al Al-Hawl camp

#BREAKING NEWS — JUST IN #urgent Hundreds of #IslamicState family members have fled from Al-Hol camp Syria Heavy clashes continue around the camp. Turkish special forces, disguised and operating alongside the so-called Syrian Army and HTS, are non stop attacking Kurdish SDF forces in Ayn Issa and Al-Hol camp. note : over 20 to 35000 ISIS Prisoners family member are in this al hol camp #isis #deash al Al-Hawl camp

Botin Kurdistani

27,589 views • 6 months ago

#IMPORTANT 6,000 ISIS members are now free in Syria. Damascus released thousands of ISIS detainees after Kurdish forces withdrew. Al-Shaddadi held 1,600, Al-Aqtan 2,000, and Al-Tabqa 2,400. Where are they now, and who is responsible? #ISIS

#IMPORTANT 6,000 ISIS members are now free in Syria. Damascus released thousands of ISIS detainees after Kurdish forces withdrew. Al-Shaddadi held 1,600, Al-Aqtan 2,000, and Al-Tabqa 2,400. Where are they now, and who is responsible? #ISIS

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13,213 views • 2 months ago

Having committed genocidal attacks on the Kurds of Aleppo state TV reports today Ahmed Al Sharaa ‘s army moving directly towards Northeast Syria and the heartland of Syrian Democratic Forces - evidently looking for outright military confrontation of the pluralist Kurdish forces who secure the Al Hol and other camps and ISIS prisons and represent the only stability for Kurds Yazidis Christians and secular Syrian Arabs from Islamist persecution and death - Our silence deafens.

Having committed genocidal attacks on the Kurds of Aleppo state TV reports today Ahmed Al Sharaa ‘s army moving directly towards Northeast Syria and the heartland of Syrian Democratic Forces - evidently looking for outright military confrontation of the pluralist Kurdish forces who secure the Al Hol and other camps and ISIS prisons and represent the only stability for Kurds Yazidis Christians and secular Syrian Arabs from Islamist persecution and death - Our silence deafens.

Qanta Ahmed

42,856 views • 6 months ago

Video appears to show Damascus‑affiliated militants facilitating the escape of individuals with alleged links to ISIS from al‑Hol camp in Hasaka, following the withdrawal of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) after clashes with Syrian forces and allied factions.

Video appears to show Damascus‑affiliated militants facilitating the escape of individuals with alleged links to ISIS from al‑Hol camp in Hasaka, following the withdrawal of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) after clashes with Syrian forces and allied factions.

Rudaw English

21,864 views • 6 months ago

🚨ATTENTION | WARNING THE STORM OF CHANGE… ISIS & AL-QAEDA RETURN… On the streets of Damascus, growing lines of jihadist Islamist youths are queuing to receive books of doctrine and Sunnah. At the same time, the Damascus government has released thousands of ISIS members from the prisons it had taken over from the Kurdish forces. In al-Hol camp, the escape of thousands of the group’s women and children continues amid escalating chaos. The facts are converging in one direction that cannot be ignored: the return of ISIS, more brutal, more organized, and more prepared than ever before. #ISIS #Islamist #syria

🚨ATTENTION | WARNING THE STORM OF CHANGE… ISIS & AL-QAEDA RETURN… On the streets of Damascus, growing lines of jihadist Islamist youths are queuing to receive books of doctrine and Sunnah. At the same time, the Damascus government has released thousands of ISIS members from the prisons it had taken over from the Kurdish forces. In al-Hol camp, the escape of thousands of the group’s women and children continues amid escalating chaos. The facts are converging in one direction that cannot be ignored: the return of ISIS, more brutal, more organized, and more prepared than ever before. #ISIS #Islamist #syria

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10,461 views • 6 months ago

Syria - Latakia and Tartus Military wise: - much of Latakia city is under control of the Syrian government, with clashes happening at the outskirts of the city and occasionally in some Alawite dominated areas in the city Countryside of Latakia is largely under control of the insurgency cells Naval college is under control of the Syrian government forces. - Tartus is by a majority under control of the Syrian government under Jolani; there only in the countryside are insurgency cells able to hold ground. - Jableh is currently being fought over; insurgency cells largely in control of the city First video is from the insurgency cells in the countryside of Latakia, in control of Tanks and other heavy weapons.

Syria - Latakia and Tartus Military wise: - much of Latakia city is under control of the Syrian government, with clashes happening at the outskirts of the city and occasionally in some Alawite dominated areas in the city Countryside of Latakia is largely under control of the insurgency cells Naval college is under control of the Syrian government forces. - Tartus is by a majority under control of the Syrian government under Jolani; there only in the countryside are insurgency cells able to hold ground. - Jableh is currently being fought over; insurgency cells largely in control of the city First video is from the insurgency cells in the countryside of Latakia, in control of Tanks and other heavy weapons.

ScharoMaroof

14,250 views • 1 year ago

Al Jazeera’s Bernard Smith has gained access to al-Hol camp, where Syrian government forces have replaced the Kurdish-led SDF in running a prison holding thousands of women and children linked to former ISIL fighters.

Al Jazeera’s Bernard Smith has gained access to al-Hol camp, where Syrian government forces have replaced the Kurdish-led SDF in running a prison holding thousands of women and children linked to former ISIL fighters.

Al Jazeera English

22,177 views • 6 months ago

While the YPG continues to commit war crimes against Syrian Arabs, hundreds of foreign fighters rush into YPG-held parts of Syria. The YPG leader Mazloum Abdi signed a deal according to which the Syrian army wouldn't enter Kurdish areas of northeastern Syria, and among other things non-Syrian militants in the YPG would leave Syria. In short: It will be the fault of the YPG if the current ceasefire collapses and the Syrian army enters Kurdish-majority areas of northeastern Syria.

While the YPG continues to commit war crimes against Syrian Arabs, hundreds of foreign fighters rush into YPG-held parts of Syria. The YPG leader Mazloum Abdi signed a deal according to which the Syrian army wouldn't enter Kurdish areas of northeastern Syria, and among other things non-Syrian militants in the YPG would leave Syria. In short: It will be the fault of the YPG if the current ceasefire collapses and the Syrian army enters Kurdish-majority areas of northeastern Syria.

Ömer Özkizilcik

12,417 views • 6 months ago

🇸🇾 SDF Official Statement Regarding Al-Hol Camp: "Due to the international indifference toward the issue of the ISIS terrorist organization and the failure of the international community to assume its responsibilities in addressing this serious matter, our forces were compelled to withdraw from Al-Hol Camp and redeploy in the vicinity of cities in northern Syria that are facing increasing risks and threats. Media Center of the Syrian Democratic Forces 20 January 2026" The camp is located very close to the Syria-Iraq border.

🇸🇾 SDF Official Statement Regarding Al-Hol Camp: "Due to the international indifference toward the issue of the ISIS terrorist organization and the failure of the international community to assume its responsibilities in addressing this serious matter, our forces were compelled to withdraw from Al-Hol Camp and redeploy in the vicinity of cities in northern Syria that are facing increasing risks and threats. Media Center of the Syrian Democratic Forces 20 January 2026" The camp is located very close to the Syria-Iraq border.

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41,513 views • 6 months ago

Videos shared by Telegram accounts close to the Syrian Arab Army purportedly show government forces taking control of the town of al-Mansurah in Raqqa province. However, the Kurdish-led forces told Rudaw they remain in control of the area and that fighting is still ongoing.

Videos shared by Telegram accounts close to the Syrian Arab Army purportedly show government forces taking control of the town of al-Mansurah in Raqqa province. However, the Kurdish-led forces told Rudaw they remain in control of the area and that fighting is still ongoing.

Rudaw English

33,181 views • 6 months ago

Al Jazeera’s Resul Serdar has been at a mosque in Aleppo that’s become a shelter for some of the thousands of families displaced by fighting between Syrian government forces and Kurdish-led fighters of the SDF.

Al Jazeera’s Resul Serdar has been at a mosque in Aleppo that’s become a shelter for some of the thousands of families displaced by fighting between Syrian government forces and Kurdish-led fighters of the SDF.

Al Jazeera English

18,244 views • 6 months ago

Al-Monitor's Amberin Zaman reports from the front line of clashes between the SDF and Syrian government forces in Northeast Syria. Read her recent feature on the status of ISIS fighters' families in Roj camp as clashes continue:

Al-Monitor's Amberin Zaman reports from the front line of clashes between the SDF and Syrian government forces in Northeast Syria. Read her recent feature on the status of ISIS fighters' families in Roj camp as clashes continue:

AL-Monitor

63,146 views • 6 months ago