; and (B) how current military, diplomatic, and humanitarian assistance efforts in Syria align with such objectives. (2) Analysis of the threats posed to United States interests by ISIS, al Qaeda, Hizballah, Russian, Iranian, and other non-state activities in Syria and the region. (3) An intelligence assessment of the historic and current force strength of ISIS and al Qaeda, and the location of such forces in Syria and the region. (4) An intelligence assessment of the impact that the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and other senior ISIS leaders will have on the organization. (5) A description of ongoing United States and coalition programs to build the capacity of local forces to counter ISIS and al Qaeda, including programs for training and equipping guard forces at detention facilities for detained ISIS fighters operated by the Syrian Democratic Forces. (6) A description of past, present, and planned efforts by the United States and international community to stabilize areas liberated from ISIS control, including efforts to establish local governance and provide basic services. (7) A description of— (A) the current detention population of detention facilities operated by the Syrian Democratic Forces; (B) the number of ISIS detainees who have escaped such facilities since October 1, 2019; (C) efforts to convince the governments of third countries to repatriate and prosecute ISIS detainees who are nationals of their countries