The commander of the Syrian Democratic forces warns that ISIS forces, which Donald Trump claims to have eliminated, are resurging in the country as global attention shifts to Gaza and the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, CBS News reports.
“We’re seeing that ISIS is taking the benefit from all these attacks, and we have seen a spike in movements of ISIS,” the head of Syrian Democratic forces Gen. Mazloum Abdi Kobane, noting that withdrawing US troops from the area as some Republicans want would lead to chaos in the region. Currently the US has more than 3,500 troops split between Iraq, Jordan and Syria to serve as a check to the terrorist organization that is more definitely not destroyed.