​​​​​​​Politician: Turkey uses ISIS every time under a different name and flag

 Last Tuesday, the US Central Command announced the killing of a leader of ISIS mercenaries in an air strike outside the Turkish-occupied town of Janders.

 Many reports and documents revealed the relationship of the Turkish occupation state with ISIS mercenaries in Syria, and its continuous support for its cells in the country, and their close association, especially after the killing of the leaders of the first ranks of ISIS mercenaries in the areas occupied by Turkey, despite the fact that it is a member of the international coalition formed  against ISIS.

 The politician and member of the Political Bureau of the Kurdistan Democratic Peace Party, Muslim Abbas, considered the Turkish occupation state the first supporter of ISIS mercenaries, based on documents that explain the link between them, and that ISIS mercenaries were formed to serve the agendas of the Turkish occupation state, and said, "ISIS mercenaries use  for its interests and agendas, and every time it uses them under a different name and flag.”

Abbas attributed the escalation of attacks and threats on NE Syria to the Turkish occupation state's attempt to avenge the mercenaries of ISIS, and the leaders of its first class who were targeted in areas occupied in northern Syria.

 Turkey has turned the areas it occupies in Syria, "Jarabulus, Azaz, Afrin, al-Bab, Idlib, Girê Spî, and Serêkaniyê" into safe areas for ISIS mercenaries to organize themselves again.

 The politician Abbas reviewed some facts indicating Turkish support for ISIS mercenaries, "The attack launched by ISIS mercenaries on the city of Kobani in 2014, was planned by the Turkish occupation, which opened its borders in order to cross them to Kobani."

 Pointing out that the Turkish occupation state was the one who facilitated the movement of mercenaries to and from Syrian territory, and their crossing from Europe to the region, saying, "The Turkish state was a corridor for the arrival of foreign ISIS mercenaries to Syria."

 The politician Muslim Abbas re-established the Turkish occupation state's support for ISIS mercenaries;  To attack northern and eastern Syria, the community and international forces, led by the International Coalition, have kept silent, blaming them for what the mercenaries are committing.

 He believed that the international forces know very well that those who fight alongside the Turkish occupation state under other names against northern and eastern Syria are ISIS mercenaries, and Muslim Abbas stressed that it is necessary for society and international forces to break their silence and put an end to the massacres and crimes of the Turkish occupation state that it is committing against the peoples of north and east  Syria.

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