The ISIS leader who aided members of the terror group to escape has been captured by US forces and coalition allies.

The United States military has successfully captured a high-ranking member of ISIS, Khaled Ahmed al-Dandal, who was aiding in the escape of other members of the terrorist group. This operation, which took place with the assistance of the Syrian Democratic Forces, was carried out early on Sunday morning. Al-Dandal was responsible for helping ISIS fighters who had fled from detention facilities in Syria, including those who had recently escaped. This information was revealed by US Central Command, who also reported that last week, five ISIS detainees had escaped from a detention facility in Raqqa, Syria. While two of the escapees were recaptured by the Syrian Democratic Forces, the other three are still at large, according to CENTCOM.

It has been reported that there are currently over 9000 ISIS detainees being held in more than 20 detention facilities in Syria. The United States is working diligently to repatriate as many of these detainees as possible, but the process is proving to be slow and challenging. The large number of detainees being held has made the facilities a prime target for attacks from ISIS, as the group attempts to free their imprisoned members. This is a cause for concern, as General Erik Kurilla, commander of US Central Command, states, "If a large number of these ISIS fighters escaped, it would pose an extreme danger to the region and beyond."

Despite the challenges, the US remains committed to working with the international community to repatriate these ISIS fighters to their home countries for proper judgement. This recent capture of al-Dandal serves as a testament to their determination and dedication to this cause. It comes just days after a successful operation in Iraq, where seven American troops were wounded while targeting the hideouts of several ISIS leaders. The operation, carried out with the Iraqi Security Forces, resulted in the death of 15 ISIS militants. According to US officials, all of the injured service members are now in stable condition, with one being evacuated for further medical attention.

In conclusion, the United States military is continuing their efforts to combat and defeat ISIS, both in Syria and Iraq. With the successful capture of al-Dandal and the recent raid in Iraq, they have proven their unwavering commitment to this cause. As they work towards repatriating the remaining detainees and bringing stability to the region, they ask for the support and forgiveness of the families affected by this ongoing conflict.

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