US forces transfer Daesh families from Syria to Iraq: SANA

US military forces have transported to safe sanctuaries hundreds of family members of the Daesh Takfiri terrorists from Syria’s northeastern province of Hasakah to neighboring Iraq over the past 24 hours, a local media report says.

Syria’s official news agency SANA, citing local sources, reported on Thursday that American forces transported more than 600 children and women of the Daesh terrorists to an unknown location.

The Daesh members were being kept at al-Hol refugee camp, which lies close to the Syria-Iraq border and is run by the Kurdish-dominated SDF militants.

The report said five military vehicles and about 30 US soldiers entered from Iraq to the Syrian Hasaka Province as they positioned in the illegitimate airport of Khrab al-Jeer.

In recent months, US forces have transported hundreds of Daesh extremists and their relatives from Syrian territories to Iraq in a number of batches.

In addition, US forces have until recently been airlifting Daesh terrorists from one place in Syria to another, under the cover of darkness, in order to save them in the face of advancement and territorial gains by Syrian government forces, and prevent revelation of their alliance with the Takfiri extremists.