MIT operation against Al-Qaeda! Ahmet Baykara captured in Africa

As a result of its intelligence efforts, the MIT determined that Al-Qaeda member Baykara was involved in actions against Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) base areas in the Syrian city of Idlib and against a TSK convoy. It was also revealed that Baykara had planned numerous actions against the TSK.

Al-Qaeda member Baykara carried out many activities on behalf of Al-Qaeda in Turkey and Syria. Between 2014 and 2019, he was part of Al-Qaeda and various groups in Syria. He carried out 5 attacks on local police stations in Syria and 3 bomb attacks in the Syrian city of Taka. He planned actions targeting sensitive locations in Turkey.

FLED TO AFRICA UPON REALIZING HE WAS BEING TRACKED

The terrorist Baykara operated in Syria and Iraq under Al-Qaeda. Upon realizing that Turkey was tracking him, he fled to Africa. Baykara, who was the planner and executor of many actions against the TSK, was captured in an African country as a result of intelligence and risk analysis conducted by the MIT.

HE WAS ALSO PLANNING ACTIONS IN TURKEY

In his statement, Al-Qaeda member Baykara confessed to the actions he carried out against the TSK across the border. He also disclosed the actions he had planned against many sensitive points in Turkey and the identities of the individuals he acted with.

News Source: 12punto