An attempt by (ISIS) terrorists to escape from a prison controlled by the (SDF) militia in Hasakeh

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Hasakeh (ST): Two car bombs exploded at the entrances to the Industrial Secondary Prison in the city of Hasakeh, which is controlled by the “SDF militia” affiliated with the US occupation forces and includes thousands of ISIS terrorists. 

 

A news reporter in Hasakeh stated that two car bombs exploded in succession at the gates of the Industrial Secondary Prison, followed by heavy gunfire inside the prison and attempts to escape by the terrorists of the Takfiri organization.

The reporter added that the warplanes of the American occupation flew heavily over the skies of Hasakeh and at low altitudes above the prison, and flare bombs were launched.

The reporter, quoting civil sources near the prison, indicated that the two car bombs targeted the western side of the prison with the aim of creating a hole in its walls and gates to enable ISIS terrorists to escape.

K.Q.

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