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The fascist Turkish state launched a US-approved occupation operation last year into the liberated lands of Serêkaniyê and Girê Spî in Rojava, occupying both cities against the will of the people living there. The occupation operation was launched by Turkey because the liberated and autonomous Kurdish lands “posed a threat.” As ISIS flags rose high in Turkey-occupied Serêkaniyê today, it became clear who the “terrorist” and the “threat” actually is.
YPG and YPJ fighters fought back to back in the fight against ISIS, defeating a terrorist organization which was troubling humanity. The forces fought with great heroism and sacrifice, neutralizing the jihadist terrorist organization. Though, ISIS was not able to threaten the entire world on its own. It was being supported, directly and openly, by the terrorist Turkish state who pursued to follow the lead of ISIS after it was defeated. The role being played by Turkey nationally and internationally today is the continuation of ISIS.
The ISIS jihadists who did not surrender, namely the leaders, were re-packaged and re-trained by Turkey, being painted in a more moderate and civilized light. Those elements were later referred to as mercenaries rather than terrorist who are willing to fight in the countries which ISIS would have otherwise invaded. Instead, they are being paid by the Erdogan regime who creates diplomatic mischief and civil unrest in the countries before offering to deploy thousands of jihadists to the countries when internal conflict eventually erupts.
ISIS Flags in Serêkaniyê
The ISIS gangs failed to conceal their true identities today in Serêkaniyê where they stood and chanted jihadist slogans under a very familiar black flag. Ironically, the jihadists (responsible for the rape and murder of thousands of women and children) and the local men were protesting the killing of two Muslim women in France.
The ISIS jihadists who were re-packaged by the jihadist Turkish state have committed unseen crimes against women, and continue to do so in Efrin, while initiating a hate-campaign against France. As Erdogan remains silent to the mass murders being committed against women within Turkish borders, the French President Macron has been vocal about removing Turkey from NATO.
Sources local to the regions reported on the condition of anonymity that ISIS groups are being reconstructed training camps in Serêkaniyê.
