Turkish and Syrian intelligence services have arrested 10 people with suspected links to ISIL in Syria after a joint operation. The arrests were made following reports of these individuals being involved in “terrorist attacks” in Turkiye. Interpol had issued Red Notices for all 10 suspects, with one allegedly connected to the 2015 Ankara bombings and another believed to have served as ISIL’s intelligence chief for Turkiye.
Why It Matters
The arrests of individuals with ties to ISIL in Syria have raised concerns about the ongoing threat of terrorism in the region. With the suspects admitting to being members of the group and receiving training, it highlights the importance of international cooperation in combating terrorism. Additionally, the deepening ties between Ankara and Damascus following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad have implications for security and stability in the region.
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