U.S. Transfers 50 Daesh Terrorists in Syria
DAMASCUS (Dispatches) – U.S. troops have moved 50 Daesh terrorists from its base in northeastern Syria to the eastern province of Dayr al-Zawr, SANA news agency reported on Thursday.
The Daesh terroists were transported from the U.S. base in the Shaddadi area in Hasakah province in northeastern Syria to the eastern countryside of Dayr al-Zawr by helicopters, said SANA.
The news agency said that the U.S. has made this move to use the terrorists again in operations against the Syrian army on Syrian soil. The terrorists are trained in the U.S. base in Shaddadi before being transferred to Dayr al-Zawr.
The Syrian government has repeatedly condemned the U.S. troops for supporting Daesh terrorists in Syria and using them in operations against the Syrian army.
Over the last few months, US occupation troops have moved hundreds of ‘‘Daesh” terrorists from militia-controlled prisons in Hasakah city to various areas in Syria, after arming and providing logistical support to carry out terrorist attacks against residential areas, Syrian Army sites, and public facilities.
The Daesh terroists were transported from the U.S. base in the Shaddadi area in Hasakah province in northeastern Syria to the eastern countryside of Dayr al-Zawr by helicopters, said SANA.
The news agency said that the U.S. has made this move to use the terrorists again in operations against the Syrian army on Syrian soil. The terrorists are trained in the U.S. base in Shaddadi before being transferred to Dayr al-Zawr.
The Syrian government has repeatedly condemned the U.S. troops for supporting Daesh terrorists in Syria and using them in operations against the Syrian army.
Over the last few months, US occupation troops have moved hundreds of ‘‘Daesh” terrorists from militia-controlled prisons in Hasakah city to various areas in Syria, after arming and providing logistical support to carry out terrorist attacks against residential areas, Syrian Army sites, and public facilities.