Specialist in extremist movements warns ISIS insurgency again after Turkish attacks

In an affirmation of the Turkish occupying state's support for ISIS mercenaries, its aircraft bombed al-Hol Camp; The world's most dangerous camps, and their detention centres controlled by the SDF, have bombed this dangerous escalation that would detonate the dangerous bomb in the region again.

on the dangers of aircraft being carried out by the Turkish occupation army; Targeting places where ISIS mercenaries are held, ANHA’s agency met with a researcher specializing in extremist movements and international terrorism, Mounir Adib.

There is a relationship between Turkey and all violent and extremist organizations

On Turkey's relationship with ISIS, Adib stated: "There is a relationship between Turkey and all organizations of violence and extremism, primarily the so-called Islamic State, or ISIS, and this relationship between Turkey and the Muslim Brotherhood; provided a safe haven for other extremist groups in terms of intellectual rooting, as well as support for more radical organizations such as ISIS, al-Qaeda, the Jabhet al-Nusra and others. "

He pointed out that this support took many faces, perhaps through the passage of these organizations into Syria through some corridors, for example Tel Abyad, as well as their financing and economic support.

He explained: "Turkey bought petroleum that was controlled by these ISIS, for its narrow political interests because it was buying this petroleum at a small price, as well as that it may be a higher objective and provide economic support to this extremist organization through its economic handling."

Turkey's primary objective is to revive ISIS

On the escalation of Turkish attacks on NE, Syria, and their impact on efforts to end ISIS and the consequences of this move, Adib stressed "that Turkey's recent military operation against the SDF; Its primary objective is to revive ISIS and try to create chaos in prisons and camps and to strike these areas. There may be chaos that helps ISIS escape or at least does not enable the SDF to guard these prisons where they are located. "

Any chaos may help extremists escape

on the gravity of targeting prisons and al-Hol Camp; The world's most dangerous camps, Adib warned that the Turkish military operation significantly affects the presence of such extremists in NE, Syria and therefore any operations by Turkey; Its aim is to create chaos, "This chaos may help these extremists escape Kurdish prisons as has happened in al-Sina’a Prison before."

The main objective is to provide the opportunity for the return of ISIS.

"The international community must intervene to counter the threat of ISIS and the danger of countries defending or attempting to revive ISIS again. The latest Turkish operation, which Turkey claims to be facing terrorism, may be the main objective of this operation to grant an opportunity for the return of ISIS," Adib said. "Turkey may want to confuse the paperwork and try to sort it back in its favour in exchange for supporting this extremist organization."

A threat to the world

Adib warned against the fleeing thousands of extremists "will threaten global security, not just neighbourhood security, ISIS, for which it succeeded in establishing a state on June 29, 2013. This group was threatening the security of the world, not the security of the Arab region or even Kurdish, not even the countries that were next to this new state of extremists."

Turkey wants revenge against the world and countries facing ISIS

Adib cautioned that "this threat will affect the entire world and Turkey's pursuit of this step because it first wants to retaliate against the world and some countries facing this extremist organization. and organizations of political Islam, and Turkey considers that the existence of these organizations is part of the maintenance of Turkish national security and considers that their political interests in these organizations are much greater than their confrontation, in particular, these organizations have no problem or impediment to engaging and cooperating with Turkey in exchange for achieving their objectives and interests and this is what is happening or has already happened ".

The danger will come back again.

Regarding the seriousness of the current landscape, a researcher specializing in extremist movements and international terrorism, Mounir Adib, suggested that the threat of ISIS might escalate dramatically, which would affect the world and its impact not only on neighbouring countries. "This threat is in fact renewed with the Turkish military strikes, which, unfortunately, were carried out with the consent of the international community. The international community has not really stood in the face of not only the Turkish military operation but also Turkey's direct support for extremist organizations in Syrian territory."

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