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Turkish support to US Military to kill the #1 terrorist in the world – al-Baghdadi

October 26 is a great day for the world and for humanity – Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the terrorist founder and leader of ISIS, has been neutralized by the U.S. special forces in northwestern Syria.

The timing of this is especially important considering the recent media storm against U.S. repositioning in northern Syria and letting Turkey, a U.S. and NATO ally, start its humanitarian intervention, to create a 20-mile wide corridor, called Operation Peace Spring on October 9.

Both President Trump, and Vice President Pence, have gone on record to express gratitude to Turkey for its cooperation and providing overflight coverage to the U.S. Special Forces on its mission to kill the #1 terrorist in the world – al-Baghdadi.

Both Trump and Pence also emphasized that the SDF/YPG forces did not provide any military or logistical support, only general intelligence sharing. Indeed, Assad’s Syria provided more tangible support in this mission than SDF/YPG forces and its general Mazloum.

We should not only collectively celebrate the bringing of the top terrorist to justice and a debilitating blow to ISIS, but remember and appreciate the trusted allies like Turkey who are ready, willing and able to join our coalitions. This is the minimum we should do after weeks of turcophobic attacks and demonization of Turkey.

Dr. Kayaalp Buyukataman, President-CEO

Turkish Forum – World Turkish Alliance

October 28, 2019
Trump says Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi blew himself up as U.S. troops closed in

By

Missy Ryan and

Dan Lamothe

Oct. 27, 2019 at 10:40 a.m. GMT-4

President Trump on Sunday announced that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the elusive Islamic State leader, died during a U.S. military operation in Syria, a major breakthrough more than five years after the militant launched a self-proclaimed caliphate that inspired violence worldwide.

“Last night the United States brought the world’s Number One terrorist leader to justice,” Trump said in a televised announcement from the White House. “He was a sick and depraved man, and now he’s gone.”

October 27, 2019

Baghdadi Is Back And Turkey Might Be His Next Target

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Baghdadi Is Back And Turkey Might Be His Next Target

By Moon Of Alabama

April 29, 2019 “Information Clearing House” – Remember this dude?

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He is back.

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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, self declared caliph of ISIS, appeared in new video published today. These are the first pictures of him since some three plus years ago. He mentions the defeat in Baghouz. A speaker in the video, not Baghdadi, mentions the recent attacks in Sri Lanka which killed over 250 people and the recent ouster of Omar al-Bashir in Sudan. A short excerpt of the 18 minutes long video can be seen here.

There are three disguised people Baghdadi is talking to. The video is heavily edited and it appears that it was filmed in many takes. The visible walls are of drapery but do not seem to be the inside of a tent. The ground is flat. The light is artificial. The sound is solid but has no echos. This was probably filmed in a room of a larger house.

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The gun to his right is a Kalashnikov AKS-74U with a large (45 rounds) magazine:

US journalist C. J. Chivers reported that the gun was nicknamed “the Osama” in jihadist circles, after Osama bin Laden was photographed next to an AKS-74U.

Pictures of the (now dead) leader of Al-Qaeda in Iraq Abu Musab al-Zarqawi showed the same type of gun. It is not a very practical weapon but demonstrates Baghdadi’s heritage.

Baghdadi accepts the oath of loyalty from groups in Mali, Burkina Faso, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka. Written text in the video says that the attack in Sri Lanka was in retaliation for Baghouz in Syria where ISIS made its last stand. It claims that the ISIS jihadists did not hand over any area and died fighting to the end in Sirte, Mosul, Raqqa and Baghouz. At least the claim about Raqqa is wrong. When the U.S. destroyed Raqqa some 2-3,000 ISIS fighters negotiated their exit with the U.S. proxies on the ground and moved south-east to attack the Syrian army.

Baghdadi says that ISIS will eventually win in a war of attrition against the “Crusaders”. This points to a continuous, geographically dispersed terror campaign after it no longer holds any ground. At one point one of the three other people gives him a folder with some plans. The folder is marked Wilayat Turkey. (Wilayat means province of the Islamic State).

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Baghdadi looks well fed. The reports of him ailing and thin are obviously wrong. His face and hands and those of his guests show no signs of harsh weather or even sun exposure.

One wonders whose guest he is.

This article was originally published by “Moon Of Alabama” –

May 2, 2019

Tag: Bağdadi

Turkish support to US Military to kill the #1 terrorist in the world – al-Baghdadi

Trump says Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi blew himself up as U.S. troops closed in

Baghdadi Is Back And Turkey Might Be His Next Target

Baghdadi Is Back And Turkey Might Be His Next Target