دير الزور الملاذ الجديد لتنظيم داعش

The magazine “Foreign Affairs” the US to the state of decline witnessed by the organization of a supporter in Iraq and lost large areas of land that was controlled in Mosul and other areas, but said that the organization regrouping in the oil-rich front in Deir al-Zour, Syria and
added in an article to That the West may believe that Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria are the last two strongholds of the organization to fight them, but during the past six months, the organization withdrew many of its resources and members and fighters from the lines of fighting, in order to strengthen the oil-rich front in Deir al-Zour.

She pointed out that the Da’ash organization had taken over Deir al-Zour in 2014, which is still under its control, and it is a strategic location for supply lines, surrounded by mountains and passes through the Euphrates River, which makes it resistant to any sudden ground attack of ground forces, and where not Air strikes alone do a lot.

She pointed out that Deir al-Zour is the richest oil wells in Syria and that it could help the organization recover financially after it lost 30 {ceaecdedb5e7d8f0aee00ea9ef8ba0ea708a98dacc9cda514396a8db42730b6b} of oil revenues and taxes from areas lost by the US-led campaign against it.

Coalition forces have already tried to stop oil production and trade at the organization in Deir al-Zour, but the strikes were limited to bombing trucks, as the destruction of oil wells in this region could cause uncontrollable fires and catastrophic ecological destruction.
She pointed out that Deir Al-Zour is an ideal location for a sympathetic organization, that it offers geographical advantages and fortifications, as well as support from tribes extending across the Iraqi border, making the international coalition forces a new haven for organization.

She added that since the beginning of the battle in Mosul, Deir al-Zour witnessed an influx of fighters from Iraq and Syria and other foreign fighters. Organizing a call, and if they speak Php.

Foreign Affairs pointed to the military fortifications organized by the Dahesh organization in Deir al-Zour, and spoke extensively about the livelihood, trade, agriculture and other civil services in the region, which indicate that the face of the organization is not over.
He concluded that if the organization was not deprived of its new safe haven in Deir al-Zour, it would resume its activities and cause further instability in the entire region.