NATO Turkey-sponsored Al Qaeda terrorist groups in northern Syria escalated their bombing of villages not under their control in the countryside of Idlib and Aleppo during the past week, multiple local sources confirmed.
The terrorists used all sorts of advanced weapons they received from NATO member states through NATO’s second-largest member country Turkey, those weapons included laser-guided missiles and Soviet-era AGS-17 missiles provided to them by some former USSR countries who are now in the NATO camp or orbiting around it.
One group of Al Qaeda terrorists that go by the name ‘Ansar Tawhid’ operating in North Syria shared on their ‘Twitter account’ a video of the terrorists indiscriminately shelling the houses of farmers in the village of Al Dar Al Kabera in the southern countryside of Idlib claiming they’re targeting Russian and Syrian military while the same video shows there’s no military presence and they’re bombing residential houses:
The video is also available on YouTube, BitChute, Odysee, and Rumble.
We will not hear any condemnations by the ‘international community’ of these atrocities, the same community whose United Nations Security Council just extended the lifeline supplies for these NATO-sponsored Al Qaeda terrorists for another six months with the approval of both Russia and China despite Syria’s opposition. The UNSC is supposed to maintain peace and stability in the world, not to support groups the council itself considers terrorists.
Meanwhile, the suffering of up to 1.6 million Syrian people continues, those who live in the areas still controlled by Al Qaeda and its affiliated terrorist groups in northern Syria, mainly in Idlib and Aleppo near the borders with NATO member state Turkey.
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