On February 13, ISIS terrorists launched an attack against the so-called “Syrian Democratic Forces” (predominantly Kurdish YPG units) in the area west of the ISIS self-proclaimed capital of Raqqah.
Following a series of firefights with YPG units, ISIS terrorists reportedly retook the village of Sweidiyah Kabirah north of the Tabqa Dam.
Reports about the event was released by the ISIS-linked Amaq news agency and the so-called “Syrian Observatory For Human Rights”, which has a direct pro-western stance.
Pro-YPG social media accounts deny repors about the ISIS gains, adding that clashes are still ongoing in the area.
