Daesh, a terrorist organisation which became infamous when it captured large swaths of Iraq in 2014, has since been mostly driven out of its previously-held territory by Kurdish forces and the military forces of Syria and Iraq, with thousands of its former fighters detained in prisons and displacements camps in the territory of the two countries.
Daesh is preparing to free its fighters and followers currently held at prisons and displacements camps across Syria and Iraq, a report published by the Institute for the Study of War
says.
On 16 September, the leader of the terrorist organisation, Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, released a 30-minute recording titled "Do Deeds", whose authenticity has yet to be verified, where he reportedly signalled the start of the new campaign by calling upon the members of the group "to resist and lead the fight for five years" in order to liberate prisoners and women detained and currently held in jails."Daily operations are underway on different fronts," Al-Baghdadi allegedly said in a tape, by potentially referring to several regions such as Mali and the Levant without specific details being given.
"How can a Muslim enjoy life?" the Daesh leader then added, asking how his followers could "accept to live while Muslim women are suffering in the camps of diaspora and the prisons of humiliation under the power of the Crusaders?"
"As for the worst and most important matter, the prisons, the prisons, oh soldiers of the caliphate. Your brothers and sisters,
do your utmost to free them and tear down the walls restricting them," the recording read.
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