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    Tightening the ring on "Baghdadi" at the borders of Iraq and Syria

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    Post by Rocky Sat 22 Sep 2018, 3:14 am

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    Tightening the ring on "Baghdadi" at the borders of Iraq and Syria


    An attack on the leader of the extremist al-Qaeda organization in eastern Syria has begun to intensify on the leader of the al-Baghdadi group in Iraq and Syria, according to an AFP report.
    "Syria's democratic forces have begun attacking the last pocket under the control of an organization calling for eastern Syria, in the desert region at the border with Iraq, but experts believe that the leader of the organization Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi may succeed once again to flee," the report said.
    "The world's first wanted man has survived over the years from several air strikes and at least once been wounded, but experts warn he is mastering the art of disguise and may also escape this time," he said.
    The report quoted Iraqi security expert Hisham al-Hashemi as saying, "He is hiding in the desert of the Levant, the area between Iraq and Syria, moving between Baaj in northwest Iraq and hybrid in Syria."
    According to al-Hashimi, "the organization still has about two thousand active in Iraq and 8 thousand in total if they were added to the logistics elements and supporters and about 3,000 fighters active in Syria and 12 thousand with the elements of logistics and supporters."
    "The operation on a hybrid town and its environs may drive about 500 of the organization's fighters in Syria to retreat to Iraq" through the provinces of Anbar to the west and Al-A'aj to the southwest.
     
    Syria's democratic forces, backed by the Washington-led international coalition on September 10, began the latest phase of the attack on a militant organization targeting a hybrid town and its environs.
    "This is the last stronghold of mercenaries," said the leader of the Rzdash Kubani at the site of the attack near the town of Sousse. "All his foreign leaders and princes from outside Syria are gathered in the towns of Sousse, Hajin and Sha'fa.
    But the researcher on the program on extremism at George Washington University, Hassan Hassan Fallah Ray, confirms that monitoring the site of al-Baghdadi may not be easy.
    "Baghdadi learned how to hide well, he and his organization learned the lessons of the mistakes made by their leader Abu Omar al - Baghdadi and their military commander Abu Hamza al - Muhajir lives in 2010 and that means that a small number of reliable people only know where he is.
    "These areas look limited on the map, but on the ground, vast areas of mountains, deserts, rivers and villages in Iraq and Syria provide many caches," he said.
    "With the strong support of the International Technical Alliance, the Iraqis and the Syrians have the resources to monitor it and may be arrested for an error committed by himself or his men," he said.
    This error may be similar to the one he almost made on Nov. 3, 2016, when he spoke 45 seconds on the radio with his men during the Iraqi forces' offensive to restore Mosul. He was spotted immediately, the Guardian reported.
    The report concluded that if al-Baghdadi managed to escape the ring this time, he could join secret cells of the organization in another area of ​​Iraq or Syria.

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