Another Scandal For Erdogan Government
KABUL: (Middle East Press) The Guardian: Documentation obtained from the Abu Sayyaf camp (in charge of oil smuggling operations Isis who was killed several months ago in US forces attack) suggested an association between high-level Turkey officials and the senior member of ISIS.
A Western official senior acknowledged in an interview with The Guardian: “direct trading between Turkish officials and high-ranking members of the Islamic State is undeniable.” However, Western officials were Dissatisfacted implicitly and indirectly Turkey’s Islamic government but avoided direct criticism of the Turkey decision makers.
Turkey in recent days and after two years of air strikes in Syria has repeatedly accused of facilitating foreign terrorists crossing from its territory into Syria under the pretext that the present action against the Islamic movement to violate the territorial integrity of Syria and Iraq and in this way to achieve their interests in Syria and Iraq, while none of the documents and images in real positions Isis has not targeted the Turkish attacks, and in some areas in exchange for US light oil, of equipment and ammunition been delivered to them and the action-adventure Turkey reminiscent of America in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere in the region, such unfounded Excuses fighting al-Qaeda, terrorism and mass destruction weapons and actually looking to open a foothold in the region Are.
The Guardian writes: “[Abu Sayyaf] Tunisian fighters from mid-2013 was responsible for the smuggling of oil from the eastern part of Syria. The black market sale of oil, quickly became the most important Islamic income and Turkish side also were the biggest buyers.
