Two militants of the Ahrar al-Sham Movement were assassinated on September 28 in the Turkish-occupied part of the northern Aleppo countryside.
Syria TV, a Turkey-based pro-opposition channel, reported that the incident took place near the city of al-Bab, a part of the so-called Euphrates Shield (ES) region.
“Unknown men on a motorcycle opened fire directly at two members of Ahrar al-Sham in the area of Trahin, north of al-Bad,” Syria TV reporter said.
Local sources identified the slain militants as “Abd al-Razaq Jumah” and “Hussam Najarin.” Both of them are originally from the central governorate of Homs.
The Ahrar al-Sham Movement maintains a presence in the Turkish-occupied ES region and in the area of Afrin, despite not being a part of the so-called National Syrian Army (NSA).
Security conditions are deteriorating within Turkish-occupied areas in northern Aleppo. In the last 24 hours, heavy clashes erupted in Afrin between Turkey’s proxies over looted properties.
unknown men on a monocycle, can’t wait to see the video
a good takfiri is a dead takfiri
On reflection, Mr Jumah and Mr Najarin both thought that the caliphate holiday wasn’t as described in the brochure. They wouldn’t recommend it to their friends, if they had any left.
Let’s hope they have more luck with the virgins.