In cooperation with US intelligence | Security campaign continues to search for escaped ISIS prisoners for the eighth consecutive day in Al-Raqqah

A security campaign continues to search for escaped ISIS prisoners for the eighth consecutive day

The campaign, which is being conducted in cooperation with US intelligence, has so far led to the arrest of 150 suspects and the discovery of several weapons caches. The operation comes in response to the escape of 25 ISIS prisoners from a prison in Al-Raqqah last week.

The prisoners escaped after a car bomb exploded at the prison, creating a diversion that allowed them to escape. The prisoners are believed to have planned the escape for several months and had help from inside the prison.

The security campaign is being led by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a US-backed Kurdish-led militia. The SDF is also receiving support from the US-led coalition against ISIS.

The manhunt for the escaped ISIS prisoners is continuing

The manhunt for the escaped ISIS prisoners is continuing, with security forces scouring the area around Al-Raqqah for any sign of the fugitives.

The prisoners are considered to be dangerous and could pose a significant threat to security in the region. The SDF is urging anyone with information about the prisoners to come forward.

The escape of the ISIS prisoners is a reminder of the ongoing threat posed by the group. ISIS has been largely defeated in Syria and Iraq, but it still has a presence in the region and is capable of carrying out attacks.

The security campaign is a necessary step to ensure that the escaped prisoners are apprehended and that the threat from ISIS is minimized.