by: sdf-press.com
A spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said on March 10 that the time the US-backed group gave to the remaining ISIS fighters in the middle Euphrates River Valley to surrender was over.
“The timeline that we give it for ISIS to surrender themselves is over … Our forces are now ready to start and finish what is left of ISIS,” Mustafa Bali wrote on Twitter.
Bali went on to acknowledge that thousands of the terrorist group’s fighters surrendered to the SDF over the last few weeks. The exact number is believed to be over 6,300, most of them foreigners.
Despite this announcement, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported that ISIS fighters released three captives of the SDF in the afternoon of March 10.
Earlier, the Kurdish Hawar News Agency (ANHA) released a video showing the terrorists burning their weapons and ammunition inside their last stronghold north of the town of al-Baghuz al-Fawqani.
The SDF keeps claiming that it will launch a final attack on the ISIS-held pocket in the Euphrates Valley. However, the developments on the ground strongly suggest that the remaining terrorists are planning to surrender soon, likely under an agreement with the Kurdish-dominated group.
Nice to see those reductions.
After all it also can be a good thing they are slow. Its not easy to handle so many at the same time.
How long will it take to SDF to take over 100 m^2 of ISIS region ? Let us wait for the transportation of ISIS (USA-Israel-NATO) to Afganistan