According to ANHA's report, the security forces of Ain Issa, in the Euphrates region managed to track down the people working for the Turkish state. As a result, a group of 28 people, one of them women, working as informers was arrested.

The arrests take place at a time when Ain Issa is being heavily attacked by the Turkish state and its mercenaries.

The group of informers was working to help the failed plans for invasion of the occupying forces in the region.

The intelligence group members arrested by the security forces confessed to working for the Turkish army and its mercenaries. They admitted they collected information from military bases, administrative centers, military and administration figures in the region and that they sent it to the Turkish army.

It was also revealed that many of the explosions that took place in Ain Issa had been carried out with the support of Turkish intelligence.

It was also learned that before entering Syria leaders of various groups of informers trained in camps in Turkey.

The names of the informers arrested are as follows:

“1-Mihemed Casim Hesûn (Ebû Esaf),

2-El-Mutesim Bellah Hemîd El-Hebîb,

3-Mihemed Casim Yehya,

4-Ehmed Casim Yehya,

5-Hesen Mihemed Ibo,

6-Salih Hesen Ebdullah,

7-Raşid Hisên Şerîf,

8-Neda Mistefa El-Ibo,

9-Îbrahîm Remezan Xelef,

10-Irak asıllı, Îmad Hesen Elî (Şengalî),

11-Ebdulezîz Zêd El-Salim (Doçka),

12-Ebdulezîz Îsa Casim,

13-Elî Şêx Diêbis,

14-Ehmed Elî El-Xidir,

15-Mensûr Xefan (Ebû Dêr),

16-Îbrahîm Mihemed El-Telcî (Sîf),

17-Mihemed Mumin Iwês Musa,

18-Ziyad Mihemed El-Telcî,

19-Elî Hisên El-Casim,

20-Şehûd Mihemed El-Emûrî,

21-Mihemed Îdan El-Hiwêdanî,

22-Ebdulmecîd Mihemed Şihab,

23-Ebdullah Silêman Silêman,

24-Hisên Mihemed Reşîd,

25-Ebdulrezaq Elî Heman,

26-Xidir Nurdîn Sadiq,

27-Îsa Ebdul Îsa

28-Xelîl Zahir Mihemed Elî."