Omar Abu Layla

#Civilians are under maximum surveillance, which is due to the organization's fears of any security infiltration in the region that would enable the #SDF and the #Coalition to take control over the last-held pocket.

The story began when #Daesh captured the Hajin IDP camp. Some Daesh loyalists had already reported on some displaced in the #camp as being pro-SDF or the Coalition. This was literally false as if the civilians had any ties with the #SDF or the IC,

they would not have remained in that desert camp. They would have been in safe shelter and provided with all their basic needs. This is a falsfication of the #Daesh narrative of this story. Not only some of those civilians were put under surveillance,

but they were also tortured at the hand of the organization. Some civilians are even prevented from using mobile phones. On the other hand, #Daesh are conducting intensive patrols in their last pocket, bearing in mind Daesh security patrols are dressed in civilian clothes

( which are part of their tight security measures to prevent the occurrence of breaches in Hajin and surrounding towns.). Today, we are really glad because of the release of an #Ezidi family from the hands of #Daesh,

which took place following negotiation between the #SDF and the organization. However, what about the remaining ten thousands of civilians in Daesh-held pocket of #DeirEzzor.