The Syrian Democratic Forces announced yesterday the total elimination of the organization of Daqash after controlling its last pockets on the eastern banks of the Euphrates river, announcing the start of a new stage to fight the sleeper cells of the organization. The Syrian government called for a dialogue based on the recognition of northern self-rule Syria, demanded that Turkey stop interfering in Syrian affairs, and exit from Syrian territory.
In addition, the General Command of the Syrian Democratic Forces (Qods) announced the start of a new phase to fight the sleeper cells of the Al-Bajouz organization in the eastern suburb of Deir Al-Zour.
"They have defeated mercenaries based on the principles of the democratic nation and coexistence," the leadership said in a statement issued by the old field in rural Deir al-Zour and broadcast by the Hawar news agency, calling on Damascus to dialogue and to recognize the specificity of "Qusd."
And called on Turkey to "stop interfering in the Syrian affairs, and exit from Syrian territory," noting that «this victory is expensive, where more than 11 thousand of our troops killed, leaders and fighters, and civilian casualties were the target of terrorism (urging) More than 21 thousand of our fighters were wounded and sustained injuries ».
She pointed out that the "Syrian Democratic Forces" will help the people of the regions to build their administrative and security institutions and to stabilize the areas so that these areas can rebuild their administrative and legislative councils through transparent democratic elections.
And stressed that «their war against terrorism (da'ash) will continue until full victory and the total elimination of its existence», calling on the coalition forces to support them in the new phase to fight the terrorists «Daash», through the continuation of military campaigns and security accurate, with the aim of completely eliminate the secret military presence To organize a hasty, sleeping cells, which still pose a major threat to the region and the world at large.
"We call upon the central government in Damascus to prefer the process of dialogue, to start practical steps to reach a political solution based on the recognition of the elected self-administrations in northern and eastern Syria, and accept the specificity of its forces," said the commander-in-chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Kubani.
The Syrian government has confirmed the army's determination to restore the areas of Syrian democratic control by "reconciliations" or through military "strength."
Kubani also called on Turkey to leave Syrian territory, especially in the predominantly Kurdish region of Afrin.
Turkey maintains troops in what is known as the "Euphrates Shield" in areas north of Syria, especially in Afrin, while preparing for a military campaign to invade the Kurdish areas east of the Euphrates.
The elimination of the last bastions of the organization «Dahesh» in the Baguoz last battle, a strenuous, which lasted several weeks, and saw the escape of thousands and the killing of hundreds.
The Syrian Democratic Forces raised their yellow flag on a building inside the last spot under the control of the organization in the Baguoz.
A few meters from the Euphrates river, which is located on the eastern banks of the Baguoz, an AFP journalist saw the banner of the black organization lying on the ground.
For its part, the International Alliance announced that "despite the elimination of (da'ash) in Iraq and Syria, we must be aware that the campaign is not over."
The coalition stressed that US President Donald Trump, stressing the need to continue work to ensure the total elimination of «urging».
"We must support UN resolution 2254 to end the conflict in Syria," the coalition said.
Deputy Special Envoy to the International Coalition William Robak said yesterday that the end of the organization is a "decisive" event in the fight against terrorism.
"We congratulate the Syrian people, especially the Syrian Democratic Forces, on their destruction," Rubak said in a speech at a press conference held by the Syrian Democratic Forces in the oil field.
"This decisive event in the fight against the organization is an overwhelming strategic blow, and confirms the firm commitment of our local partners and the international coalition to defeat the (Da'ash)."
At the same time, however, he warned that fighting against the organization was not over yet, despite its demilitarization in Syria and neighboring Iraq. The day before yesterday, the US president announced that the fighters «da'ash» no longer control any area in Syria. Although the US president has repeatedly announced defeat of the organization on several occasions, several US officials have said that the end of the organization geographically does not mean that the danger it represents will disappear.
The commander of US forces in the Middle East, General Joseph Fotel, said the battle against the organization "is far from over."
John Spencer, a researcher at the Institute of Modern Warfare at West Point, warned that the defeat of the radical organization was still far away. "The organization is a terrorist organization," he told AFP. "All they have to do is lay down their weapons, try to melt in the midst of the population, and flee." "They are not finished and will not end," he said.