The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) issued an official statement citing concerns over the ongoing crisis at Al-Hol camp. In their statement, the SDF highlighted what they described as “the international community’s indifference toward the ISIS issue,” criticizing the lack of a coordinated response to security and humanitarian challenges presented by the camp’s conditions.
According to the SDF, this perceived neglect has led to their decision to withdraw from Al-Hol, citing an inability to maintain control amid insufficient international support. The camp, which primarily houses families of ISIS fighters and other displaced persons, has been a focal point of security concerns and humanitarian issues in northeast Syria.
The statement underscores ongoing frustrations among local forces about the perceived lack of responsibility from global actors in stabilizing the region and addressing the threats posed by extremist remnants. Experts warn that the withdrawal could impact the security situation in the area and complicate efforts to manage the camp’s complex dynamics.
There has been no immediate comment from international organizations or the Syrian government regarding the SDF’s decision. The move raises questions about future stability and the international community’s role in managing the ongoing ISIS-related concerns in the region.