Sources: Turkey-backed Syrian mercenaries, led by Abu Amsha, expand to Africa

Social media circulated a video clip, in which poor people gathered in front of a basket of humanitarian aid, as a voice of a broken Arabic is being heard, thanking Abu Amsha on behalf of the poor, while 90% of Syrians are living below the poverty line.

Sources in the occupied city of Afrin told Sky News Arabia: the so-called Muhammad al-Jasim Abu Amsha, commander of the mercenaries, "Suleiman Shah" has sent for the third time humanitarian aid, in coordination with the Turkish relief organization TIKA, to Cameroon, and is in the process of sending aid to Mozambique.

The sources stated that the leaders of the mercenary groups affiliated with the Turkish occupation have become, after Libya and Azerbaijan, in the expansion race in Africa from the gate of humanitarian and military services in which ISIS mercenaries are active, seeking to revive its activity in the Horn of Africa, after its collapse in Syria and Iraq.

The sources said: the so-called Abu Amsha is one of several leaders that have a dual Syrian - Turkish citizenship have bought property in Cameroon and Mozambique.

The sources indicated that the mercenary Abu Amsha will move after Libya to new stations, such as Cameroon, Mozambique, Mali, Kenya and others in the brown continent, at a time when extremist organizations, such as ISIS, Al Qaeda, Boko Haram and the Somali youth group, are active.

Abu Amsha's name was topped in the series of crimes taking place in the city of Afrin, occupied by Turkey, which he used as a center for his mercenaries and committed war crimes against its residents.

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