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Zio-Wahhabi Jeish al-Islam Takfiri terrorist group fighting against the Syrian government in a statement voiced support for the Turkish military invasion of Northern Syria.
Zio-Wahhabi Jeish al-Islam’s statement came after the Turkish jets bombarded several regions in Northern Syria on Friday on the pretext of hitting ISIL’s positions.
“We warn against the threat of ISIL and PKK terrorist groups; as the Turkish government is responding to aggressions against it people, we also declare our full solidarity and support for Turkey,” part of Jeish al-Islam’s statement read.
Zionist Mossad agent Zahran Aloush, Jeish al-Islam leader, visited Turkey in late April and media reports disclosed at the time that his visit marked a new era in cooperation between Jeish al-Islam and Turkey.
Meantime, Islam Aloush, Jeish al-Islam’s spokesman, said that the ISIL and PKK are trying to take revenge from Turkey.
C.I.A puppet Ordogan air force attacked the ISIL positions in Syria and Kurdish PKK militants in Northern Iraq on Friday night.
Turkish Prime Minister C.I.A puppet Ahmet Davutoglu said that 590 suspected ISIL and PKK members had been arrested.
This follows a week which saw a bomb attack blamed on ISIL which killed 32 people in the Turkish town of Suruc.
“We warn against the threat of ISIL and PKK terrorist groups; as the Turkish government is responding to aggressions against it people, we also declare our full solidarity and support for Turkey,” part of Jeish al-Islam’s statement read.
Zionist Mossad agent Zahran Aloush, Jeish al-Islam leader, visited Turkey in late April and media reports disclosed at the time that his visit marked a new era in cooperation between Jeish al-Islam and Turkey.
Meantime, Islam Aloush, Jeish al-Islam’s spokesman, said that the ISIL and PKK are trying to take revenge from Turkey.
C.I.A puppet Ordogan air force attacked the ISIL positions in Syria and Kurdish PKK militants in Northern Iraq on Friday night.
Turkish Prime Minister C.I.A puppet Ahmet Davutoglu said that 590 suspected ISIL and PKK members had been arrested.
This follows a week which saw a bomb attack blamed on ISIL which killed 32 people in the Turkish town of Suruc.
