Dubai-Sana
The Turkish mafia leader, Sadat Bakr, continued to reveal the involvement of the close circle of the President of the Turkish regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and members of his party in sending weapons and supporting the terrorist organization Al-Nusra Front in Syria.
Yesterday evening, Bakr published a new video clip of a conversation that took place between him and a relative of Erdogan, in which he revealed the latter’s involvement in sending weapons to Jabhat al-Nusra elements in Syria, and wrote in a tweet via his private account on Twitter, “The phone call I had with Sardar Akshi, owner of Lazuil Oil Distribution Company and son-in-law of Erdogan’s brother was about hitting a deputy at the police station and military supplies destined for Syria.”
In the approximately 13-minute video clip, mafia leader Bakir received confirmation from Akşe about his knowledge and participation in providing weapons to help terrorists in Syria. He also indicated that Metin Kolonek, a deputy from the ruling Justice and Development Party in Turkey, participated in the plan in order to obtain permission to send trucks weapons to them.
The Turkish mafia leader, Sadat Bakr, published successive videos exposing the role of Erdogan and those close to him in supporting and arming terrorists in Syria, led by the Al-Nusra Front organization linked to Al-Qaeda, in addition to their rampant corruption and their involvement in serious crimes, including murder and drug trafficking.
In a video published by Bakr, who has close relations with the Turkish regime and circulated on social media and several media outlets some time ago, he confirmed that Turkish intelligence is cooperating with mafia gangs to smuggle weapons and military equipment to terrorist organizations in Syria, especially the terrorist organization Jabhat al-Nusra under the alleged cover of (humanitarian aid), indicating that Two of Erdogan's aides are implicated in these smuggling operations as well as illegal trafficking in Syria.
Bakr explained that large quantities of weapons and military equipment were sent to the Al-Nusra Front organization through the Turkish Security Company (SADAT) of the Turkish intelligence, where the company headed by retired Turkish Brigadier General Adnan Tanriverdi carried out these smuggling operations in 2018, while the head of administrative affairs in the Turkish presidency Metin Keratli was responsible. Directly from the illegal trafficking operations carried out by the Turkish regime and its mercenaries in Syria.
Bakr had admitted in 2015 to sending trucks loaded with technological equipment, including drones, to extremist terrorist groups in the countryside of Latakia, and then posted on his social media account pictures of the equipment and devices he had sent to the terrorists, including drones, laptops, wireless devices, video cameras, fax machines, printers, and video cameras. installed on the head.
