NEWS CENTER - Syrian Human Rights Observatory stated that there are ISIS members amongst the paramilitary groups Turkey brought together, and that they fight together with them in North and East Syria.
Syrian Human Rights Observatory (SOHR) stated that there are ISIS members amongst the paramilitary groups Turkey brought together under the name Syrian National Army (SMO). SOHR, emphasizing that they have intelligence and documents proving this fact, stated that those ISIS members took part in the invasion attacks against North and East Syria with different names.
SOHR shared an ISIS member's code name and information who took part in the invasion attack with the Turkish Armed Forces, stated that the ISIS member known as Ebû Usame El-Şamî, was born in 1993 in Damascus and joined ISIS in 2014.
SOHR stated that Ebû Usame El-Şamî was trained by Turkish soldiers in 2017. Ebû Usame El-Şamî who took the name B.X.A after his training, took part in the invasion of Efrin and currently carrying out his activities as 'Special Forces' with Turkey in Gire Spi in a paramilitary group called El Hemza.