Britain is once again accused of sabotaging...

Editor's note: ...fragile Ukraine-Russia peace diplomacy by reviving unsubstantiated claims that opposition figure Alexei Navalny was poisoned with a rare dart-frog toxin (epibatidine) two years after his death, timing the joint statement with allies (Sweden, France, Germany, Netherlands) to derail ongoing US-mediated talks in Geneva and Munich discussions, as London's "necro-propaganda" to demonize Moscow, push more sanctions and weapons to Ukraine, and fuel endless European war rather than genuine negotiation, echoing again British fabrications like the Skripal and Litvinenko cases. Then when it comes to Iran, Britain's involvement in a potential unlawful US attack on Iran by providing key military bases like RAF Fairford and Diego Garcia for bombers, exposing UK forces to retaliation and energy crises, all under Starmer's questionable oversight without clear legal or parliamentary justification. So, who let these prisoners out of their cage in Syria?
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Is British Intelligence Radicalising Children in Syrian ISIS Prisons for the Long War against Iran?

By Vanessa Beeley | February 21, 2026

• British Intelligence is never too far from the wars and chaos in the so-called Middle East region. In Syria MI6 has taken centre stage for the last 75 years in the intelligence operations to overthrow successive Syrian governments and now the aim is the final war against Iran with Syria as the staging post.

In September 2025, the Express was issuing dire warnings that "tens of thousands of ISIS extremists could be unleashed on Britain and the West if the camps holding them in Syria are taken over by a new regime", meaning the Al Jolani/Al Qaeda regime brought to power by London, Washington, Ankara, and Tel Aviv. At the same time, CENTCOM was urging countries to repatriate their ISIS citizens to reduce the pressure on the overcrowded and sordid camps overflowing with unrepentant fighters and their families.

Fast-forward to February 2026, and that is exactly what has been allowed to happen. The 'New Syria' forces, comprising ISIS, Al Qaeda, Muslim Brotherhood factions, some Syrian, the majority foreigners, have seized the ISIS holding camps in north-east Syria from the former caretakers — the US/Israeli-backed Kurdish Separatists.

Suddenly, Washington's support for the Kurdish autonomous region appeared to collapse in favour of an HTS/Al Qaeda centralised regime. The former promises of Kurdish independence and privilege within Syrian borders seemed to dissipate rapidly as Al Jolani's murderous militias released their own relatives and former ISIS comrades from some of the biggest prison camps in this oil-rich corner of Syrian territory.

A 2019 map showing the location of ISIS holding camps in north-east Syria and the number of inmates.

According to CENTCOM 2026 estimates:

Al Hol Camp holds around 54,000, roughly 27,000 Iraqis, 18,000 Syrians, and 8,500 foreign nationals, including British. The United Nations has reported that the foreign families come from 60 countries, including 3,177 women, and the rest are children. Older children are being held in the Ahdath prison in the village of Til Mahrouf in the north-east. US forces operated the high-security Al Roj Camp near the town of Al Malikyah. This camp is reserved for the wives and children of ISIS leaders. Other ISIS fighters were being held in the Kurdish controlled prison camps in Al Hasakah — the Ghweran and Sina'a prisons and the Kamba Al Bulghour prison. The latter holds an estimated 5000 ISIS fighters.

Since 2019, when the prisons were officially established in north-east Syria, under management of the Kurds/Washington and during the Assad presidency, there were multiple orchestrated break-outs. The US regularly ferried ISIS fighters to Iraq, Afghanistan, and central Syria to carry out attacks against the Iraqi resistance or Iraqi infrastructure and against the Syrian Arab Army that defended Syria against the regime change alliance for 14 long and bloody years.

In 2019, according to The New York Times, citing US officials, the US military provided about $1.6 million to help "increase the security" of seven prisons where ISIS fighters were held, the locations of which have not been determined. In January 2025, President Trump called a temporary but abrupt halt to the foreign assistance aid that would affect the Kurdish factions responsible for the ISIS camps in Syria. Top US military and counter-terrorism officials at the time saw this as a potential terrorist army in waiting, if they ever broke free.

In 2021, the UK funded a "dramatic expansion of a large detention facility in northeastern Syria, a move that might reduce the chance of breakouts but which signals that no better way is in sight to deal with captured foreign and local militants". According to British Army Maj. Gen. Kevin Copsey, the coalition's Deputy Commander for Strategy, the campaign would double the size of the Hasakah prison, holding an estimated 5,000 prisoners in ramshackle converted school buildings. Copsey also acknowledged that the regional ISIS fighters were contained within this overcrowded and internally controlled facility.

Copsey also raised the alarm on the estimated 65,000 women and children held in Al Hol camp. He claimed that the ISIS wives were building networks to spread the ISIS violent ideology, and expressed concern about the potential for the radicalisation of children trapped in the camp. Apparently the children, or ISIS 'cubs', were being exported through rat lines out of Al Hol and sent to the central Badia (Syrian Desert) area for additional training — conveniently close to the US military base at Al Tanf on the border with Iraq and Jordan.

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