After the rest of its leaders and members refused to surrender, the International Coalition sends reinforcements within the preparations to end the presence of the Organization in the last of what is left for it east of Euphrates
Deir Ezzor Province, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored the launch of operations of the International Coalition and the Syria Democratic Forces; to end the existence of the “Islamic State” Organization east of Euphrates completely, and in the details obtained by the Syrian Observatory: Coalition forces sent military reinforcements from their bases east of Euphrates towards areas near the fronts with the remaining area of the Organization at the east bank of Euphrates River, and the Syrian Observatory recorded a video showing the vehicles as they were heading through the international road towards the east of Deir Ezzor coming from al-Hasaka countryside, as part of preparations to start military operation against the remaining leaders and members, who refused to surrender and seek at the same time to find an exit towards the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor through smugglers, or to the last enclave of the Organization in the west of Euphrates within the Syrian Desert north of al-Sokhna, by infiltration operations through Euphrates River to the west bank of the river.
The Syrian Observatory published this morning, the 5th of February 2019 that the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored the arrival of a convoy of about 200 trucks of the International Coalition coming from the Iraqi territory, which took the road of Amuda in the countryside of al-Hasakah on its way to the bases of the International Coalition in the east of Euphrates area within al-Raqqah countryside, where the convoy includes tanks, armored vehicles, machinery, military vehicles, and logistic equipment, raising to 1330 the number of trucks that have entered the east of Euphrates area, coming from the Kurdistan region of Iraq since the 19th of December 2018, until the 5th of February 2019, despite the US decision to withdraw from Syrian territory, which was approved by the American President Donald Trump on the 19th of December 2018, however, the international coalition continued to bring military reinforcements from the Kurdistan region of Iraq to the east of Euphrates through border crossings between the two regions.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned that negotiations are still taking place between the Syria Democratic Forces and the International Coalition against members and the leaders of the “Islamic State” Organization, who remain in the last enclave of the Organization at the east banks of Euphrates River, as part of an attempt by the Organization which refuses to surrender east of Euphrates to find a way out, in conjunction with the fear of the leaders and members to surrender to the International Coalition, at a time when the US Forces sent hundreds of their forces to arrest members and the remaining commanders of the “Islamic State” Organization in its remaining enclave east of Euphrates River, and in conjunction with these negotiations the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored the Syria Democratic Forces sending military reinforcements of tens of members, to the vicinity of the Organization’s enclave which is about 4 km² near the east bank of Euphrates River, as part of preparations to end to the existence of the Organization completely at the east of Euphrates.
And the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights documented that it rose to 36965, the number of persons whose exit has been documented by the Syrian Observatory since the 1st of December 2018 until today, the 6th of February 2019, of different nationalities of Syria, Iraq Russia, Somalia, Philippine and other Asian nationalities, and more than 34915 of them have gotten out after the decision of the American president Trump to withdraw from Syria on the 19th of December 2018, including about 3400 members of the organization of those who infiltrated within the displaced people, and they were arrested after the residents recognized them and reported the security services about their infiltration, and the other group surrendered themselves after they managed to get out of ISIS last enclave.
A video by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights shows the military reinforcements brought by the International Coalition, to begin the final phase of the process of terminating the presence of the “Islamic State” Organization in what is left for it on the east bank of Euphrates River