Turkish occupation equips mercenaries for combat mission in Niger
The Turkish occupation state continues to send its mercenaries in Syria to the hotspots of conflict, as sources reported that preparations are being made to train and send a batch of its mercenaries to fight in Niger.
SOHR sources reported that “Al-Sultan Murad” mercenaries, which is part of the Turkish-backed “National Army”, is still working on equipping and preparing fighters to go on a combat mission to “Niger”, under the supervision of the Turkish army where the gangs will impose a financial royalty of 200 USD for each member that will go on this mission will be deducted from its monthly salary which is 1,500 USD.
"Turkey exploits the situation of many young men within areas it controls, and the large deterioration in living conditions, especially among the displaced people in the camps, to recruit them and turn them into mercenaries to participate in military operations that serve its interests outside the Syrian borders, similar to what it did previously in throwing them into the battles in Libya and Azerbaijan" SOHR added.
This is the second batch during the year, as the Turkish occupation state had previously prepared, on January 19, a batch of its mercenaries, numbering more than 1,000 people, for an external military mission to go out to the Turkish occupation army camps, in preparation for traveling and fighting in Niger on a combat mission with the NATO, represented by MIT and the Turkish army.
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