​​​​​​​Turkey's MIT spy ring arrested, it was assigned to enter mines 

The Turkish intelligence sought to recruit some members of the military institutions for planting mines in the regions of northeast of Syria, and security institutions were able to arrest one of the cells directly linked to the Turkish intelligence MIT.

​​​​​​​Turkey's MIT spy ring arrested, it was assigned to enter mines 
27 July, 2020   20:45
News Desk - Akram Barakat - Mohamed Akinji

The Turkey's MIT is targeting the security and stability of the Rojava and northeast regions of Syria through recruiting young's from the region.

MIT aims to create sedition and turn the people against the Autonomous Administration of the North and East of Syria, spread prostitution and drugs through their agents who recruit young men in dirty ways.

Public institutions are targets for the Turkish intelligence after the recent Turkish occupation attacks on the regions of northeast of Syria, it exploited some members of the security and military institutions for destabilizing the security and stability of the region.

Most of the recruited by the Turkish intelligence are from the occupied territories that have relatives in Turkey.

Assassinations are one of the tasks of Turkey's agents

Security institutions recently arrested a two-person cell assigned deliver mines from the occupied areas to the northeast of Syria.

The arrested cell admitted distributing 5 mines in the areas of northeast Syria (Al-Tabqa, Al-Raqqa and Sabah Al-Khair Junction in Deir ez-Zor, Al-Arisha and Al-Shaddadi in Al-Hasakah canton).

The cell is headed by Abd al-Ghafour Issa al-Ahmad from the occupied city of Serêkaniyê, who was a former member of the People's Protection Units, the YPG. He worked in military construction later to be recruited by his cousin after the occupation of Serêkaniyê. His cousin named Hassan Mohamed Khudair. He was a member of the Syrian Democratic Forces, and was recruited by the Turkish intelligence MIT.

The agent, Khudair, asked Abd al-Ghaffour to bring mines into the northeast of Syria in exchange for money and recruit another person, provided that he is member of the military forces, so that Abd al-Ghaffour could enter the mines into the area normally.

Abd al-Ghaffour recruited his brother-in-law Abdullah Abd al-Aziz Jariba, who is from Serêkaniyê. He is 24 years old and joined in 2013 to the YPG. After several months of joining he worked in military construction and holds a military mission by virtue of his work.

The first meeting between the agents Abd al-Ghafour and Abdullah and the Turkish intelligence agent Hassan Khudair took place in the occupied Alia region, in the presence of a person called Yassin Al-Adnan. They were given a van containing a mine weighing approximately 12 kg. they were asked to plant it in a suburb of Al-Tabqa, took photos for it and sent to Hassan.

After the concerned authorities completed the investigations, our agency was allowed to conduct a meeting with the members of the cell, and Abdel Ghafour confirmed that the meetings with the agent Hassan were taking place in the Alia area of the occupied city of Serêkaniyê (in an area near the village of Sousse). He confirmed that he had received a van and mine from the agent Hassan, accompanied by a person called Yassin Al-Adnan, and placed the mine in the Al-Tabqa region. They placed the second mine in Al-Raqqa, and then the van was delivered to a person called Muhammad Zaki who had a car showroom in Al-Raqqa, and the third mine was placed in the Sabah Khair Junction and fourth in the Al-Shaddadi region and the fifth in area 47.

And on how to bring mines from the occupied Serêkaniyê to the regions of northern and eastern Syria, without revealing their command to commit crimes, Abdullah Abdul Aziz confirms the exploitation of his military mission.

Abdullah Abdul Aziz said that he was tempted, committed an unforgivable sin against the people of the region, and betrayed the trust that the military forces gave him.

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