Leaked documents reveal structure of Kurdish "Asayish" and how it targets Arab component

Zaman al-Wasl Arabic obtained thousands of documents and videos revealing the vital data of personnel working in the Asayish (Internal Security Forces) of the Northeast Syrian administration, in addition to official documents and video recordings exposing the inner workings of the security apparatus.

This security breach comes at a time when the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are witnessing increasing movements and defections, raising questions about the cohesion of the terrorist organization's infrastructure.

Contents of the Leak

According to an initial analysis of the leaked documents, the material includes:

1. Personal and security data for thousands of personnel, including names, ID numbers, appointment details, and duties.

2. Official documents showing the structure of the apparatus, its internal divisions, and chains of command.

3. Videos recorded inside the apparatus's facilities.

4. Indications of the presence of personnel of non-Syrian nationalities, including Iranian and Turkish, within what are known as "Qandil elements."

The leak resulted from the defection of an individual responsible for the comprehensive information system.