Two US helicopters transfer 60 ISIS terrorists from prisons run by US-backed SDF militia in Hasakah to Al-Omar oilfield

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The US occupation forces have transferred dozens of ISIS terrorists from prisons run by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) militia in the Syrian province of Hasaka to Al-Omar oilfield in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor in a bid by Washington to reinvest in terrorist groups and use them in implementing its schemes in the region.

Two helicopters, dedicated for transporting US occupation soldiers, accompanied by an Apache helicopter, transferred 60 ISIS terrorists to Al-Omar oilfield, locals sources told SANA reporter, pointing out that this operation was conducted in coordination with the SDF militia.

The sources said that the terrorists were transferred after they underwent training courses by the US occupation forces with the aim of recruiting them in the so-called “Tribal Army” supervised by the occupation forces and led by a terrorist called Ahmad Al-Khabil (aka Abu Khawla).

 Last Thursday, the US occupation helicopters transferred 50 ISIS terrorists from Al-Shaddadi base in the southern countryside of Hasakah to Al-Omar oilfield in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor in order to reuse in terrorist attacks inside the Syrian territories.

Hamda Mustafa

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