Middle East
Syria dismantles ISIS cell in western Raqqa city
Cell linked to terror group involved in targeting Internal Security Forces checkpoint, sources tells Alikhbariah TV
Mohammad Sio |
24.02.2026 - Update : 24.02.2026
Syrian citizens are seen walking through the streets holding the three-star Syrian flag after the Syrian administration regained control of Raqqa
ISTANBUL
Syrian security forces dismantled a cell affiliated with the ISIS (Daesh) terror group in Raqqa city in northeastern Syria, a security source told Alikhbariah TV on Tuesday.
That cell was involved in targeting an Internal Security Forces checkpoint in the western part of the city, the source added.
Four Syrian security personnel were killed Monday in an attack by ISIS targeting a security checkpoint in western Raqqa city.
ISIS sleeper cells are active in the region, which the terror group gained control over in 2014 before it was pushed out three years later by a US-led international coalition.
The area later fell under the control of the YPG/SDF terror group before the Syrian Army recently regained control of the region.
