Overview
- Syrian official Fadi al-Qassem said the last buses left on Sunday, with authorities declaring the site emptied and shut.
- US intelligence estimates that roughly 15,000 to 20,000 people left the camp during the security collapse following the government takeover.
- Hundreds were relocated to the Akhtarin camp in Aleppo province, and UNHCR assisted returns that included 191 Iraqi nationals.
- The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that many departed outside organized convoys, with Syrians heading to hometowns and some foreigners moving toward Idlib or Aleppo governorates.
- About 5,700 suspected IS detainees were transferred from Kurdish-run prisons to Iraqi custody, drawing Human Rights Watch warnings over potential disappearance, torture and unfair proceedings.