The Arabic-language al-Watan daily quoted the dissident-affiliated websites as disclosing that governor of Aintab, governor of Kilis, commander of Turkish Special Forces, Turkish intelligence agents, lieutenant commander of the coalition and commanders of the terrorist groups held a meeting at the venue of the base of the Turkish Special Forces .
Al-Watan further said that the participants in the meeting agreed on turning militant groups into a united army.
The paper said that based on the agreement the entire militant groups should forget their previous names and must gather under the title of united army, adding those groups that oppose the agreement should hand over their weapons, ammunition, command posts, positions, vehicle and equipment.
Turkish security sources said on Saturday that over 5,000 militants were trained by the Turkish forces to go on mission as policemen in the regions under the control of the terrorists affiliated to the Ankara-led Euphrates Shield in Northern Syria.
The sources said that Turkey's Police Academy was supervising the training courses for 5, 631 Syrian militants in order to be deployed in the regions controlled by the militants of the Euphrates Shield and in the town of Azaz in Northern Aleppo.
The sources further said that the militants went under training courses in five camps affiliated to the Turkish police academy, adding that almost 20 percent of the militants participated in the trainings under the supervision of the Turkish special operation police.
[farsnews.com]
29/10/17
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