Operation Enduring Security | An ISIS Terrorist Wanted for Two Years Captured in Al-Hol

The forces participating in Operation Enduring Security (YPJ and Women’ Asayish) have conducted today a special operation in the al-Hol area, capturing a dangerous ISIS terrorist who was responsible for planning major terrorist attacks and had been wanted by military and security forces for two years. During the operation, a quantity of weapons and ammunition was also seized.

ISIS terrorists are trying conceal themselves among civilians in villages and within the al-Hol camp itself, exploiting the humanitarian conditions to carry out terrorist attacks against both military personnel and civilians. To counter this threat, Operation Enduring Security was launched to eradicate ISIS presence in the al-Hol area and its environs, including the camp.

The operation has thus far yielded significant results, with numerous terrorists captured and substantial quantities of weapons and ammunition confiscated. Importantly, no collateral damage has been reported, ensuring the safety and security of both local residents and camp inhabitants.

The forces remain steadfast in their commitment to precision and vigilance, relentlessly pursuing and capturing the ISIS terrorists.

Operation Room of Enduring Security

November 11, 2024