Afrinpost – Special
The bodies of the Islamic militia militants affiliated with the Turkish occupation and the Muslim Brotherhood who are known as the “Syrian National Army / Free Army”, frequently arrive in the occupied Kurdish region of Afrin, after being driven by Turkey and plunged into battles between the “National Accord” government. The Brotherhood is led by Fayez al-Sarraj, and the Libyan National Army is led by Field Marshal Khalifa Hifter, according to what has been monitored by correspondents of “Afrinpost” in the region.
In the context, 4 of the dead militia of the “Sultan Murad Brigade” militia were buried in the Karasaneh cemetery in the center of Afrin, among them the gunman Basil Muhammad, while there are 47 other bodies on the road from Libya to Afrin, where they are brought in batches from Libya.
Meanwhile, the Turkish occupation and the Muslim Brotherhood organization are completing preparations for the market of 600 armed men from the “Ahrar A l-Sharqiya Militia” and the “Al-Mu’tasim Brigade” militia. Until entering the Turkish territory.
The militia of “Sultan Suleiman Shah” had recently sent a full battalion of 270 armed men, under the name “Brigade of Artgrel’s Descendants,” all of them from the Turkmen element, and they were trained in one of the camps in “Shieh / Sheikh Al-Hadid”, and the observatory said a few days ago that many of the dead around 117 militants in the ranks of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Syrian branch in Libya, and most of them are militias “Sultan Murad” and “Brigade of Mutasim”, according to the observatory.
Ankara has sought in favor of the tyranny of the Muslim Brotherhood and justification of its occupation of Syrian lands through them, under the pretext of protecting the Syrians from the regime, which is a flimsy argument, and has been proven by Hakan Fidan’s meetings with Ali Mamluk in mid-January, in Moscow, in which they agreed to fight the “Syrian Democratic Forces”, given that Its project to build a democratic and decentralized Syria does not serve the interests of the central system in Damascus, or the expansionist regime in Ankara, where the two sides live to prolong the war and the blood of the Syrians.
