Since Al-Baghdadi killed, about 50 "terrorists" eliminated in Syrian areas under Turkish occupation

 It is no longer a secret to anyone that the Syrian areas occupied by Turkey, from Idlib through the northern and eastern countryside of Aleppo to areas in the countryside of Hasaka and Raqqa, are the most prominent areas harboring leaders of ISIS, "Al-Qaeda" and other mercenary groups.

 After the killing of the leader of ISIS mercenaries, "Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi" on October 27, 2019, at the hands of the Global Coalition in a border area with Iskenderun Brigade, north of Idlib, with intelligence cooperation from the Syrian Democratic Forces, the Coalition's warplanes killed with separately in the areas of influence  of the Turkish occupation, 48 terrorists of Syrian and non-Syrian nationalities, some of whom are ISIS leaders, the “Guardians of Religion” and “Al-Qaeda” mercenaries, and others were all killed in those strikes that targeted the areas of occupation of the “Tahrir al-Sham” mercenaries and other groups of the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation, starting from Idlib passing through the countryside  Northern and eastern Aleppo, all the way to areas in the countryside of Raqqa and Hasaka, according to the Observatory.

 The US Department of Defense announced last Tuesday;  "The leader of ISIS mercenaries in Syria, "Maher Al-Aqal", was killed and one of his top aides was seriously injured, in a strike carried out by an American drone in Janders district in the Turkish-occupied Afrin canton.

killing "Al-Aqal" drew attention to Turkey, which hosts thousands of internationally wanted mercenaries in the areas occupied by northern Syria.  Those who committed war massacres in Syria, Iraq and other countries.

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