The Iraqi National Security Adviser calls for the dismantling of the SDF-run Al-Hol camp

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On April 10th the Iraqi National Security Adviser, Qassem al-Araji, called for the dismantling of the al-Hol refugee camp, which is controlled by the US-backed SDF militias in the eastern countryside of Hasaka.

He said that his country considers this camp a threat to Iraq’s national security.

“The presence of Al-Hol camp in eastern Syria represents a real threat because of the presence of 12 thousand terrorists in it, and there are attempts by ISIS to penetrate it,”, the Iraqi News Agency “NAA” quoted al-Araji as saying at the conference held by the Al-Rafidain Center for Studies.

“All terrorists in the al-Hol camp must be transferred and sent to their countries for trial,” al-Araji added.

The SDF  detainins thousands of civilians displaced from their homes in al-Hol camp in tragic conditions and an acute shortage of food, health and basic supplies, in addition to its detention of members of the terrorist organization “ISIS.”

O. al-Mohammad

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