The discovery of currency from Syria, the United Arab Emirates, Russia and Hungary in the garrison of state forces in Cizre points at Turkey’s use of jihadist gangs in its genocidal attacks.

New findings emerge on the Turkish state’s use of Al-Qaeda gangs in its genocidal attacks in Şırnak’s Cizre district. Currency from Syria, the United Arab Emirates, Russia and Hungary were found in the 5 storey tall building that state forces used as a garrison in Cizre’s Sur neighborhood.

Owners of the building returned to their homes after the retreat of state forces, and found different currencies in the rubbles of their property. The discovery of these currencies in the garrison of state forces in Cizre points at Turkey’s use of jihadist gangs in its genocidal attacks. The discovery of Russian rubles supports the claim that Turkey employed gang members originally from countries such as Chechnya, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan.

RACIST WRITINGS ON THE WALLS, BEER CASES…

Several beer cases were found in the remains of the state garrison, where the walls are filled with racist writings and slurs. Many journalists had claimed that a ‘Turkmen brigade’ was stationed in the area and state forces spoke Arabic and Azeri over radio communication during the genocidal attacks.

M.E.Z., a former emir of Ahrar-al Sham which was established as a front organization for Al-Nusra, had stated that the Turkish Intelligence was transporting 750 gang members to Turkey in order to use them in the attacks in North Kurdistan.