Militants of the pro-American Syrian group Harakat Nur ad-Din al-Zinki filmed the execution of a boy who appears to be no more than 12 years old, they report Daily Mail. “Moderates” beheaded a child only because they suspected him of being a supporter of Bashar al-Assad.
US-backed Syrian militants filmed a video showing one of them beheading a child, the Daily Mail reports. According to the killers, the boy - who looked no more than 12 years old - was " spy» Al-Quds Brigade, fighting on the side of President Bashar al-Assad.
As the publication notes, the pro-American rebel group Harakat Nur ad-Din al-Zinki captured a child near Aleppo. Judging by his soiled clothes and marks on his hands, he was tortured shortly before his execution. On subsequent " sickening footage“You can see how one of the Islamists grabs the boy by the hair, throws him onto the floor of the pickup truck, and then cuts off his head.
The Al-Quds Brigade, of which the dead child was allegedly a fighter, consists of Palestinians, the publication explains. They were forced to leave their homes in the Handarat camp after Islamists gained a foothold in the area. Today the group is fighting alongside Syrian government forces to regain control of the camp.
Harakat Nur al-Din al-Zinki is part of the Levant Front and its allies, the Islamic Front and the Free Syrian Army. All these so-called good guys", which simultaneously try to shift " Assad regime"and fight with " Islamic State"*, receive military and financial assistance Washington.
*"Islamic State" is a terrorist organization whose activities are prohibited in Russia (approx. RT).
ros69: And Merkel declares that these guys will help us build a new Europe!
Joss: Poor boy, are these the rebels our government is helping to fight Assad?
GreekGuy: Putin warned about this. And Western leaders (and the “free Western media”) have called Russia a greater threat than ISIS. Did Russia have anything to do with [the terrorist attacks] in Paris, Brussels or Nice? Did the Russians cause riots in Germany? Western society needs to think carefully about who they choose as their leaders in the next elections.
Barrowboy1: There are no good guys in this war! We must bomb in stone Age these child killers!
footinmouth: US supported. That says it all. Another war is lost. Namely, the war on humanity.
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Pro-American jihadists in Syria cut off the head of a Palestinian boy, and a video posted online led to international scandal, which the US is trying to hush up. Several videos show how the captured boy is kept in the back of a red pickup truck and even given an IV. Jihadists accuse the boy of supporting the Palestinian group Jerusalem Brigade, which is fighting on the side of government forces. Next they ask the boy how he would like to die. He asks to shoot him, but the militants answer: “Nothing of the kind, we are even worse than ISIS!” After this, one of the jihadists puts the boy on the floor of the open truck, grabs him by the forelock, cuts off his head for about a minute and lifts it up shouting “Allahu Akbar!”
For what purpose the jihadists posted the video of the massacre online, they did not say. However, it turned out that the execution in the style of Islamic State extremists was carried out in Aleppo by pro-American militants of the Nur al-Din al-Zinki group. These “moderate opposition” jihadists are known for the fact that the US provides them with military support and supplies, for example, TOW anti-tank missile systems.
The US State Department immediately responded to the growing scandal. Press Secretary Mark Toner told reporters: “If this turns out to be true and the group was involved... We will take a pause in helping them. More precisely, we will stop supporting them altogether!”
The Nur al-Din al-Zinki group itself stated that they curse such massacres, detained its members and are now under investigation. However, Syrian activists claim that the execution was filmed by the commander of the group in Aleppo, and the execution was revenge on the Palestinian brigade for their success in liberating the metropolis. In addition, the pro-American group from the “moderate opposition” has more than once been accused of executions and torture by Western human rights activists. For example, in early July, Amnesty International published a full report on a group for which torture and kidnapping have become the norm.
Photos of jihadists at the group’s headquarters are now being circulated on social networks, which were taken much earlier than the massacre of the boy. They show the executioner of a Palestinian boy, and an Islamic State flag hangs on the wall. However, as long as there was no scandal, this did not prevent Washington from supporting “moderate oppositionists.”
The Palestinian group Jerusalem Brigade said the 12-year-old boy was from poor family Palestinian refugees. She lives in a part of Aleppo controlled by the “moderate opposition.” At the same time, supporters of the jihadists claim on social networks that the boy was a soldier of the “Jerusalem Brigades” and even Western media partly justify the massacre. “In a Facebook post, his sister, Zoze Aisa, said she was angry and upset that people were describing her brother as Palestinian. He was the son of al-Assad, who went to fight,” the British Air Force reported.
It is significant that even well-known Western experts have now taken the side of the jihadists. “To put Nour al-Din al-Zinki on the same level as ISIS and al-Nusra is absurd. This is not even discussed,” a leading analyst at the Washington Middle East Institute wrote on his social media page. Charles Lister. In another case, an American expert already claims that Turkish and US support for the group ceased last year. And he does this despite the State Department’s statement.
A professor at Boston's Northeastern University aptly noted the vacillation of Western experts and journalists over what to say about the massacre of a 12-year-old boy. Max Abrams. “If a man shouts “Allahu Akbar” and cuts children’s heads in the West, then he is a terrorist. If he does this in Syria, then he is a moderate rebel,” the professor wrote on Twitter.
Meanwhile, the jihadists of the Nur al-Din al-Zinki group themselves are not particularly worried about the massacre of the boy. “We still don’t know, maybe it would have been better to cook it...”, the militant wrote on the social network Bashar Fando.
It is noteworthy that the day after the boy’s execution, a video of another massacre appeared online. The Syrian al-Qaeda group Jabhat al-Nusra executed 14 government soldiers. True, she did it more “humanely”. The soldiers were shot in the head with a machine gun.
Militants of the terrorist organization Harakat Nur al-Din Zinki (banned in Russia) carried out a public execution of a 12-year-old teenager.
On this occasion, the official representative of the State Department of the United States of America, Mark Toner, made a statement, the essence of which boils down to the fact that we quote: “Rebels in Syria behead boy in “mistake”” - The rebels cut off the boy’s head by mistake.
Let us note that last year this group received financial and military assistance from the United States. The incident occurred in Syria. The boy was beheaded for supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad - at least that's what the militants said.
After the video appeared, US State Department spokesman Mark Toner said that from now on the US authorities "will think about the advisability of any further interaction with this group." Toner also said that America had received messages from the media, but so far “cannot confirm them.” At the same time, the United States emphasized that cutting off the child’s head by US partners was an “isolated incident” and a “mistake.”
"In a statement posted on their Facebook page, the rebel group involved, Nour al-Din Zenky Movement, called the killing an individual mistake" (translation: rebel group on Facebook she stated that this was an isolated incident, error")
Note that Mark Toner previously stated that Washington may stop supplying the Harakat Nur al-Din Zinki group (banned in Russia) with food, medicine and weapons.
Let us recall that the United States of America supports gangs that are in opposition to the Syrian government forces. The cessation of supplies may be stopped if the information that members of a terrorist group cut off the head of a 12-year-old boy is confirmed. However, today a State Department spokesman said that “the child’s head was cut off by mistake.”
There is nothing surprising. Despite the unprecedented, inhuman cruelty of Islamic radicals in Syria, who massacred their opponents even before the start of the “war with Daesh,” British Prime Minister David Cameron dares to joke about the radicalism of “his” thugs.
Thus, the Huffington Post, in an article translated by the Center for Contemporary Politics, reported in amazement that Cameron “joked that among the 70,000 rebels there are those who are very different from the usual circle of Liberal Democratic Party meetings.”
"Some of the opposition forces are Islamists. Some of them are Islamists with quite radical views. Not all of them are the kind of people you might encounter at a Lib Dem conference," Cameron was popularly quoted as saying. in response to questions from deputies.
He also admitted that "moderate Syrian rebels are not yet 'enough' to defeat ISIS," but the main thing is that some rebels belong to "fairly hard-line Islamist groups." In a word - thugs, but “our own thugs.”
However, the Prime Minister continues to insist that the government's strategy of "bombing the Syrians in support of these 70,000 fighters" was correct. Cameron also denied that the only way to defeat ISIS is to help the armed forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
“In response to criticism over claims that there are 70,000 “moderate” rebels in Syria, Cameron noted that he did not come up with this figure - these are the estimates of the security services. He acknowledged that not all rebels are moderate, but refused to make public the names of the groups , whose representatives British intelligence officers included in the overall estimate of 70 thousand rebels,” the Huffington Post editors are surprised.
Apparently, the British protégé is taking “lessons” from his “boss” - the US President? That one, I remember,
only laughed in the faces of TV viewers during an interview - when the presenter asked the President of the States how adequate it would be to supply weapons first different countries, and then bomb them.
The US leader just laughed in response - “This is normal.”
In general, everything is clear...
Cooperation between the United States and Russia in countering the terrorist threat in Syria is unlikely, the head of the Pentagon said. Ashton Carter accused Moscow of helping Assad fight the moderate opposition instead of fighting terrorists. Meanwhile, shocking footage appeared in which representatives of this very “moderate opposition” cut off the head of a child.
Fighters from the Nuraddin al-Zinki group pulled a boy, who looked to be about 12 years old, out of a hospital, pushed him into a car and drove him to execution. The militants are rejoicing, trying to get into the frame, the bearded man is now hitting the guy on the cheeks, and a minute later he will cut his throat. They shout: “This is our prisoner from the Al-Quds brigade. We will not leave anyone in Handarat!” Handarat is a Palestinian refugee camp on the outskirts of Aleppo. When the bandits captured it, the Palestinians began to fight on Assad's side.
The Palestinians later identified the boy from the video; his name was Abdullah Issa, and, the Palestinians say, he was not any fighter. The guy was brought to the town of Mashhad, his hands were tied behind his back and, drowning out the children’s cries with cries of “Allahu Akbar!”, they cut off his head with a knife. To do such incredibly disgusting things, and even in front of a video camera, is the style of the “Islamic State” (the organization is banned in the Russian Federation). It was IS militants (an organization banned in the Russian Federation) who shot teenagers for watching football on TV (because football is prohibited entertainment), but then the boy’s head was cut off by the “moderate Syrian opposition,” which the United States helped with money and weapons, notes NTV correspondent Sergei Morozov.
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