Pinpoint operation by MIT in Syria: PKK's so-called Aynularab commander neutralized

MIT has carried out a new operation in Kobani (Ayn al-Arab), where harassment against security forces stationed along the Syrian border continues.

It was determined that the terrorist codenamed Bahoz Afrin, the so-called PKK/YPG Ayn al-Arab commander, was organizing these actions. The terrorist was added to the priority target list following intelligence that he was preparing for a sensational attack.

The terrorist was placed under close surveillance by MIT based on intelligence received from field agents. Following the surveillance, the button was pressed for the terrorist codenamed Bahoz Afrin, who was determined to be in the final stages of the action he was planning. The terrorist was neutralized in a successful operation.

THEY CANNOT FIND SO-CALLED COMMANDERS

Security sources stated that the organization is experiencing a major crisis in the region because the terrorists sent to Kobani as commanders are constantly being neutralized by MIT, and that the organization is having difficulty finding terrorists to operate at the command level.

WHO IS BAHOZ AFRIN?

The terrorist codenamed Bahoz Afrin, who joined the organization during the period when it established territorial dominance in Syria, began operating as a battalion commander and later as a front commander as of 2019. Entering the regional administration as of 2021, the terrorist codenamed Bahoz Afrin became the so-called Ayn al-Arab/Western front commander. Continuing his search for actions against our security forces and our borders, the terrorist codenamed Bahoz Afrin was operating as the so-called Ayn al-Arab commander at the time he was neutralized.