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Five women with alleged links to ISIS surrender to Turkish forces: state media
[Rudaw]  ...formerly ISIS or ISIL, depending on your preference. Before that they were al-Qaeda in Iraq, as shaped by Abu Musab Zarqawi. They're really very devout, committing every atrocity they can find in the Koran and inventing a few more. They fling Allaharound with every other sentence, but to hear western pols talk they're not reallyMoslems.... (ISIS) in Syria. The state-owned Anadolu Agency (AA) reported that the "terrorists" handed themselves in at the Cilvegozu border crossing in Hatay province on the Their nationalities and role in the terror group are unknown. While frontline positions were reserved for men, women are known for playing prominent roles in ISIS as online recruiters and member of the Hisba, a morality police brigade notorious for its brutality against civilians. There are also ongoing court cases in the US and Germany against women accused of involvement in the enslavement of Yezidi women and girls. ...the occupiers of Greek Asia Minor... has detained 2,280 members of the terror group from 30 different countries, according to It has also arrested several relatives of late ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, including his sister. Turkey is a member of the Global Coalition against ISIS but has been accused of sheltering members of the terror group. Several members of proxy groups used by Turkey in its Operation Peace Spring in northeast Syria are said to be ISIS krazed killers. Turkey support the Coalition through "hosting Coalition assets in its bases, participating in air operations and targeting terrorist elements in Syria; diminishing the financing and recruiting capabilities of ISIS [ISIS]; and delivering aid and providing shelter for displaced Syrians," according to Turkey’s profile on the Coalition’s website. It has carried out hundreds of "military and counter-terrorism operations" since 2016, according to the Coalition. ISIS was recognized as a terrorist organization by Ankara in 2013 and the group has conducted 10 suicide kabooms, seven explosions and four armed attacks since then, killing at least 315 people, according to AA records. Most of the ISIS-linked women - whose husbands were either killed or escaped after the group’s last bastion Baghouz in Syria was controlled by Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in March 2019 - now live in the notorious al-Hol camp in Hasaka province. The women have reportedly formed groups inside the camp trying to implement the ISIS version of Islamic Sharia law, and have attacked camp guards. Related: Cilvegozu: 2017-09-18 Turkey deploys 80 military vehicles near Syrian border Cilvegozu: 2017-06-15 Turkey opens Syrian border crossings for Ramadan visits Cilvegozu: 2016-12-18 Turkey to set up camp for 80,000 Aleppo evacuees Related: Hisba: 2019-10-01 ISIS widows in deadly clash with SDF guards at Syria’s notorious al-Hol camp Hisba: 2019-07-24 Iraqi security arrest 7 Islamic State members in Mosul Hisba: 2019-07-21 Iraqi security arrest three Islamic State members in Mosul Related: Al-Hol camp: 2019-12-17 Finland aims to repatriate ISIS children from Syria "as soon as possible" Al-Hol camp: 2019-11-24 Syria Kurds say repatriated US child, three German children and their mother Al-Hol camp: 2019-11-12 Dutch state must repatriate children of Islamic State mothers, court rules Posted by: trailing wife 2019-12-22 |
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