Turkey's mercenaries reject Sochi agreement about Idlib

Turkey's mercenary groups refused to hand over their weapons or land which they controlled in the first exit of agreement in Sochi between the Russian and Turkish presidents.

23 September, 2018 09:10

NEWS DESK

Turkey's mercenary gangs in Idlib announced that they would not hand over their weapons or land under the agreement reached by Turkey and Russia in Sochi earlier September to establish a demilitarized zone between the regime and mercenary gangs in Idlib city province.

"Our fingers will remain on the trigger, and we will not abandon our weapons, our land or our revolution," said a statement to the so-called National Liberation Front.

Since the signing of the agreement, observers have said that the Turks face a very difficult task: how to control on Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and fight "the religion guards - a group associated with al-Qaeda - Observers explained that the duration of the agreement will be limited because of mercenaries belonging to Turkey.

On May 28, 2015, the mercenaries of Jaish al-Fateh army took over Idlib in full.

This gang which called "Jaish al-Fateh " was formed by the Turkish intelligence with Qatar's support on March 24, 2015, from several terrorist gangs, notably: Jabhit al-Nusra, Ahrar al- Sham, Jund al-Aqsa, , al-Sham corps and Ajnad al-Sham.

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ANHA