A source from occupied territories: mercenaries sent to Libya are granted Turkish passports

A source from the Turkish-occupied areas in northern and eastern Syria said that Turkey granted Turkish passports to the mercenaries it recruits to fight in Turkey.

A source from occupied territories: mercenaries sent to Libya are granted Turkish passports
7 January, 2020   09:49
 Al-Raqqa

Indeed, Turkey sent thousands of mercenaries to Libya to fight, in addition to sending soldiers from the Turkish occupation army to the Arab country, which represents a challenge to the Arab world rejecting the Turkish occupation.

A source (Kh) told our agency: "The Turkish aggression represented by the character of the tyrant Erdogan attracts the Syrian mercenaries, by granting them Turkish citizenship, to fight in Libya."

The source, who refused to reveal his identity for fear of his life, said, "The Turkish authorities worked to grant the leaders of the jihadist factions from the first and second ranks, headed by the Turkmen factions, passports, immediately and without any restrictions on that."

Turkey has opened several centers to send mercenaries from Syria to Libya, a number of which are spread in the occupied city of Afrin, Hammam Turkmen and others.

According to the source (Kh), "the number of centers in the northern regions of Syria has reached about 8 centers, in the countryside of Aleppo, Idlib and Tal Abyad."

The same source said, "The terrorist group of Hamzat oversees all Turkish centers."

The source quoted eyewitnesses as saying: "The pro-Turkish factions encourage young people to join the Libyan war, and offer temptations and salaries ranging from 1,800 to 2,000 US dollars per month, in addition to providing additional services that are guaranteed by the host country."

J.O

ANHA