Families fear for detainees as US moves Islamic State prisoners out of northeast Syria

The United States is transferring thousands of suspected Islamic State prisoners from camps in northeast Syria to facilities in Iraq, causing alarm among families and human rights groups. This operation began after the Syrian army took control of facilities like al-Hol camp, which were previously managed by the Syrian Democratic Forces. Families of the detainees report losing contact and express deep concern for the safety of their relatives, particularly women and children. US Central Command confirmed the transfer of an initial 150 prisoners and stated that up to 7,000 could ultimately be moved.