Syria: Isis hits back against Kurds at Ja’bar castle
Recapture spells setback for YPG guerillas
SYRIAN Kurdish militia suffered a major setback yesterday when Isis recaptured the Ja’bar castle west of its stronghold Raqqa.
The 11th-century castle on the north bank of Lake Assad on the Euphrates river was freed from Isis’s grip on Friday by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), dominated by the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG).
They found the Wahhabi death cult had been using the medieval fort as a dungeon for captives.
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