Afrinpost – Special
The “Amshat” militia of the Turkish occupation and the Muslim Brotherhood organization expelled 12 settler families from Shiye / Shikh al-Hadid district, due to their refusal to take part in the fighting in Azerbaijan.
The Afrinpost correspondent reported that the leader of the “Sultan Suleiman” militia / Al-Amshat, Muhammad Jasim, known as Abu Amsha, has deported more than 12 settler families in the Shiye / Sheikh al-Hadid sub-district and its affiliated village of Qarmatlak, due to the refusal of these families to participate in the fighting in Azerbaijan.
The reporter added that these families were expelled from the homes that they had previously taken over in Shiye sub-district, and transferred to the informal camps in Ashrafieh neighborhood in Afrin.
The correspondent said that the same fate awaits about 30 families, after the so-called Abu Amsha threatened them with deportation if they insisted that their children will not participate in the fighting in Azerbaijan.
It is noteworthy that although the issue of joining the fighting in Azerbaijan has become the content of Friday sermons and public religious discourse under the banner of jihad for the sake of God, and slogans of the unity of the Islamic nation, many armed elements express their rejection, for various reasons.
The Turkish occupation authorities sent about 2,300 hired killers of the Sultan Murad and Ahrar al-Sharqiya militias from Afrin to Azerbaijan to fight alongside the Azerbaijani army against the Armenian army in Artsakh – Nagorno Karabakh region.
The Afrinpost correspondent stated that disagreements occurred between the mercenaries at the gathering point in the border village of Kilis, near the city of Azaz, due to the militia leadership’s breach of the terms of the agreement, which include paying $ 800 in advance before traveling.
The correspondent added that the militia leadership did not pay the first financial installment and took the initiative to confiscate cell phones from the mercenaries, which sparked a state of discontent among their ranks, prompting them to object and refuse to go to Azerbaijan until their demands were implemented, so the militia arrested the refusers by order of the Turkish intelligence, who numbered about 40 militants.
