Erdogan does not spare of terrorists in Idlib

Idlib the Syrian province has become a gathering point for all mercenaries and terrorists of European and Asian origin. The AKP authorities brought them to Syria as its crisis began, to use them to achieve their objectives and restore their Ottoman glory. But it seems that Turkey will not easily abandon these terrorists while talking about launching a military operation in Idlib.

Erdogan does not spare of terrorists in Idlib
12 September, 2018   04:01

HAUGER NAJAR / NEWS DESK

With the start of the Syrian crisis, the AKP authorities, with the support of Turkish "MIT" intelligence, established several armed groups under different names. Many of them carried the names of the Ottoman sultans, they also received many European and Asian terrorist gangs on their land and transported them to Syria across their borders, and supported them to find a foothold in Syria in order to regain the glory of the Ottoman sultanate and to declare Recep Tayyip Erdogan himself as a caliph to Muslims.

Erdogan and his party opened training centers for these terrorists, using the Turkish territory as the starting point for the terrorists to launch their attacks on Syria. This was clearly demonstrated when Turkey opened its territory to the terrorists through the border gate on Serê Kaniyê city in al-Jazeera region in November 2012.

Turkey used these terrorists to launch attacks on the Kurdish people in Syria, but at the same time distributed the mercenaries to various groups so that they could use them at the time of need and in more than one place, where it has supported IS mercenaries with the foreign terrorists by opening the country's airports in front of them and transferring them under protection to the Syrian border and entered them to it, as well as it has supported Jabhit al-Nusra throughout the years of the revolution, and supported other gangs will be mentioned later in the context of our conversation.

After all efforts by Erdogan and the AKP failed to control the region and impede the democratic project that was developing in North Syria by the leadership of the Kurdish people, especially after the People's and Women's Protection Units and later the Syrian Democratic Forces were able to liberate the Syrian territory from the ISIS terrorism that was supported by Erdogan, Erdogan used all the remaining terrorists distributed in other gangs and different names to thwart the democratic project in North Syria, showing the falsity of his claims about his support for the Syrian people to overthrow the Syrian regime.

In order for Erdogan to maintain these terrorists, he make an alliance with Russia and Iran, these parties together created the so-called De-escalation, which were returned to the regime's control by successive agreements, and the transfer of these terrorists from those areas to Idlib province. Idlib is now a hotbed of terrorists and tens of thousands of foreign terrorists are present.

There are many terrorist gangs in Idlib, but the Turkish occupation state has recently classified the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham on the terrorism list after 7 years of continuous support, but did not address the other terrorist organizations in an attempt to dispel suspicions about its dealings with terrorists.

Fatah al-Sham terrorists" Jabhit al-Nusra" control along with other terrorist groups more than 60% of the territory of Idlib, while other mercenaries are tools in Turkey's hands and also implement their agendas in Syria, this is evident by leaving them fighting against the regime and attacking the Kurdish people. Afrin serve Erdogan's agendas, and therefore they also do not give the Syrian people any connection, especially as they demand the tutelage of the Turkish occupation state, which occupies its land formerly "Iskenderun"

Now, with the start of a military operation in Idlib, Erdogan will not abandon these terrorists because they are the spearhead for him and the executors of his policies in the region and the source of his threats against Europe through terrorist operations. This is what everyone saw when Erdogan asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to hold a truce with the terrorists, but Putin's response was clear that no truce could be done with the terrorists

Erdogan, who seeks to preserve terrorists, now wants to transfer terrorists to areas under his occupation to use them also to launch attacks on the people of North Syrian, which develops autonomous administration that can be the solution to the Syrian crisis by preserving and safeguarding the rights of all peoples living in this war-ravaged country. Therefore, we are talking about a Turkish plan in Idlib to transfer terrorists to areas occupied by Turkey and transfer the terorists' families to the occupied Afrin and settled there.

In addition to the terrorists of Fatah al-Sham, there are other terrorist gangs in Idlib that are not mentioned in the media. These gangs include terrorists from Uzbekistan, Chechnya, Uygur and many other countries, trained by al-Qaeda and Turkish intelligence.

These terrorists have entered Syria since 2013 by Turkey, which has opened safe corridors to enter Syria, here we will show the most prominent terrorist gangs operating directly under the orders of the Justice and Development Party and its leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan:

Uighurs or the Turkestan Islamic Party

Uighurs are Turkish people and constitute one of 56 ethnic groups in the People's Republic of China, they are concentrated in the East Turkistan Autonomous Region, where the Uighur language is Karlukia, which is one of the Turkish languages ​​and uses the Arabic script in its writing to date. Before converting to Islam, they embraced a number of religions, such as Buddhism, Christianity and Zoroastrianism, until the tenth century AD, after which they entered Islam, most of them Sunni Muslims.

The Uighurs are the Turkestan Islamic Party, one of the largest terrorist gangs now fighting in Idlib under the Turkish occupation, and gained the experience of fighting in Afghanistan before heading to Syria. The number is estimated at a few thousand and stationed in the vicinity of the city of Jisr al-Shughur southwest of Idlib, and it is an area targeted by Russian raids and artillery in recent days.

The mercenaries of the Islamic Party of Turkestan, active in the Xinjiang region, see the potential loss of Idlib as depriving them of one of the most important battlefields they have taken because their countries are preventing them from returning.

The expert on jihadist affairs at the European University Institute, Tor Hamming, said in a report carried by Al-Arab newspaper that Turkistan terrorists would spearhead the attack on Idlib, not only because they are large, but because they are known for their good combat capabilities and are widely respected among terrorists.

Al-Tawhid and al-Jihad Battalion

The militants are not the only Asian hardliners in Idlib. Uzbek fighters have joined small gangs close to the mercenaries of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. They gained combat skills alongside the Taliban or al-Qaeda in Pakistan and Afghanistan, before heading to Syria as an extension of al Qaeda and working under the orders of the Turkish occupation.

Among them is al-Tawhid and al-Jihad battalion which are headed according to Russian and Kyrgyz security services, Seraj al-Din Mukhtarov, 28, also known as Abu Salah al-Uzbekistan.

Al-Tawhid and al-Jihad Battalion is a terrorist gangs founded by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in Iraq in 2003. Initially, the battalion did not have a name until the twin mercenaries Abu Anas al-Shami and Abu Hafs al-Amazighi proposed to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi to have a name so that the Baathists would not exploit their operations.

After the procrastination of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's to Osama bin Laden, the group's name later became "the organization of the jihadist base in Mesopotamia." The battalion, most of whose members are from the former Soviet Union, announced its full accession to Jabhit al-Nusra and its procrastination to its commander, Abu Muhammad al-Julani, on 29 September 2015.

This battalion fought in Lattakia, Hama and Aleppo, and is now fighting in Idlib and is led by the mercenary "Abu Saleh al-Uzbeki", and their last participation in the mercenary attack "al-Fateh Army" on al-Foua city the loyal to the regime, and al-Gab plain, and most of its elements of Uzbeks and Tajiks and elements of the territory of Turkistan west of China, and Turkey worked after the announcement of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham as a terrorist gang to separate them to ensure that they are not named in the organizations adopted by Turkey as terrorist organizations.

Observers believe that Turkey will use them in the face of the Russians and the regime forces in the event of the Idlib campaign because of the equipment and military support provided to them by the Turkish occupation army, since they were trained inside Turkey and all its elements entered Syria through the Turkish border.

Caucasus soldiers

Is a jihadist gang from Chechnya but is active directly in North Syria and focuses on its operations primarily in mountain areas or forest areas in northern Latakia. It operates independently, but has relations with the Caucasus Emirate. In September 2016 mercenaries of the Caucasus soldiers became the largest Islamic mercenary factions fighting in Syria.

After the second Chechen war, in 2009, many terrorists from the Islamic Emirate of Caucasus temporarily moved to Turkey, but after the Syrian crisis in 2011 they decided to carry their weapons again with the support of the Turkish state, in order to fight in Syria and formed many groups.

The commander-in-chief is Abdul Hakim al-Shishani, who has considerable experience in the warfare field. He is followed by Hamza al-Shishani, who is also a veteran figure because of his participation in the Second Chechen War. Syria is considered his second country.

These terrorist gangs, supported by the Turkish Justice and Development Party (AKP) and its leader, Erdogan, are not only threatening Syria, but also threatening the countries from which the terrorists and Europe come from, because they have received professional training from Turkish intelligence and gained experience in the fighting in Syria, and wants to transfer them to the areas it occupies directly so that Erdogan can intimidate anyone who supports him or does not agree with him in his policies in the region.

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ANHA