The U.S. Army has started transferring ISIS terrorists held by Kurdish forces in northeastern Syria to other locations. This decision is part of a new strategy aimed at redistributing detainees and reducing tensions in the region. According to sources, the first phase of the operation has already begun, with dozens of militants being moved to secure facilities outside of Syria. Kurdish authorities have expressed concern over this move, fearing it could weaken their control over potentially dangerous detainees. "We were not informed of this decision in advance, and we consider it risky," a Kurdish forces representative stated. Additional details regarding the future of the ISIS fighters are expected to be announced in the coming days.
