Doha The names of the Saudi leaders that formed Al-Qaeda and were heard in Iraq have leaked to Baghd

Doha The names of the Saudi leaders that formed Al-Qaeda and were heard in Iraq have leaked to Baghdad

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Qatar's Foreign Liaison Department launched a new surprise by leaking a new report exposing the Saudi role in financing and forming terrorist organizations in Iraq after 2003, including al-Qaeda and the Al-Qaeda. In the light of this intelligence report, although it is written with a country vision, However, since 2003, Iraq may be considered a sample that may contribute to the answer to a question that says "Who provides the intellectual and material conditions of terrorism"?
And by tracking the identities of the leaders and fighters of the organizations classified on the terrorist lists, specifically "Al Qaeda" and then "urging". This monitoring does not require much effort to show that Saudi Arabia has been and continues to be a major source of fighters and leaders in both organizations. Today, the Riyadh-Abu Dhabi hub is trying to recruit its media to conceal another fact that is proven by the facts. Since 2003, no Qatari citizen has been killed or arrested, Or one Omani in the ranks of these two organizations in Mesopotamia.
Calling terrorism
500 Saudi suicide bomber
The number of suicide bombers who blew themselves up in Iraq as of November was 2,482, including 2,150 Arabs, including 500 Saudis, six Emiratis and five Bahrainis. The list is prepared and recorded by Farid Abdul Rahman, Director of the Monitoring and Follow-up Center, an informal center funded by the Secretariat of the Iraqi Council of Ministers. "This statistic may be inaccurate because suicide bombings sometimes make it impossible to identify the remains of a suicide bomber," he said. "This statistic was presented to advisers in the international coalition, including General Stephen Oak, a coalition adviser.
For her part, says member of the Iraqi Legal Committee, MP Ibtisam Hilali, "Iraq did not feel any decline in the number of Saudi suicide bombers and I do not know why they are not stopped and do not move the Western circles to put pressure on Riyadh in this regard."
From a consulting chair in Riyadh to a seat in a booby-trapped car
In the south-east of Baghdad, Saad bin Abdul Rahman al-Shihri (31 years) killed dozens of Iraqis when he blew himself up among those he described as calling for apostates. "This is the beginning of a report by the Iraqi National Intelligence Service that lists the failure of the Saudi authorities in the" Al-Qaeda and Al-Qaeda, and the Al-Qaeda and Al-Qaeda members, who are being arrested inside the Kingdom or returning from Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria and Libya. The program aims to change their ideas and reintegrate them into society. City and area by bus However, according to the Iraqi report issued in Baghdad by the National Intelligence Service, in partnership with the Intelligence Falcons Cell, on October 12, 2016, it describes these counseling centers as useless. The presence of Saudi suicide bombers in Iraq, For intellectual treatment in this center.
"In less than two years, some 3,000 extremists have not achieved their goals," according to the Interior Ministry spokesman Major General Mansour al-Turki, according to the same report, which dealt with other Arab countries in the area of ​​intelligence cooperation with Iraq in the past two years. Most of the conclusions of the report include a negative assessment. The influx of suicide bombers, sometimes known as the Angamis and other immigrants, to Iraq, Syria and Baghzara from Saudi Arabia continues, according to the report, as they officially leave their country with tourist tickets to settle in their recruiting cells To Iraq and Syria.
A senior Iraqi officer in Baghdad reveals that this report caused the failure of the Baghdad and Riyadh negotiations to hand over the first batch of Saudi detainees.
According to the same official, "a number of Saudi detainees increased over the past year as control of the cities began to reclaim and others were killed by the Iraqi army."
The Iraqi security establishment lacks accurate figures on the number of Arab fighters involved with the organization in Iraq.
But Brigadier-General Falah Kazem al-Quraishi, an Iraqi army general in Mosul, estimates Arab fighters in the ranks of the organization to be less than half of the total, but hold leadership positions. "I do not know the number or nationalities of all countries, but certainly Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt are among the top countries," he said.
Terror is encouraging
Saudi leaders
He is usually a member of the Fatwa Board or a Shari'a judge in the Al-Qaeda courts. After that, the Da'ash organization, known as the Diwan of Grievances, is an Arab terrorist of Saudi nationality because of their familiarity with the rules and references on which the terrorist organizations spoke. To the dean of Qureshi, who was considered to be based on very extremist fatwas.
According to a recent report by the US-based strategic security firm Sofan Group, Saudi nationality was ranked second with the number of Da'ash fighters in Iraq and Syria at 2,500. Followed by the Maghreb countries ranked first by six thousand fighters, while thirdly Jordan and then Lebanon and then Egypt and Arab and Western countries, notably France, while the total number of fighters of the organization until the end of 2016 between 27 thousand to 31500 fighters, according to the same institution, which means That the Saudi fighters occupy about 20 percent of the fighters, "Daash" in Iraq and Syria.
Of the 44 leaders in the organization representing the highest pyramid in Da'ash, there are 23 leaders of Arab nationalities, including six Saudi nationals, most notably Said al-Harbi, Abdul Rahman al-Qahtani, Nayef al-Ajmi, Osama Office of the Ombudsman in the State of Raqqa.
A member of the Iraqi Security and Defense Committee MP Mansour al-Baiji said that "the Prime Minister is required today to file a lawsuit against Riyadh, after the existence of documents proving the transfer of its citizens to Iraq and their involvement in the killing of Iraqis."
"Saudi Arabia, before talking about confronting terrorism, has to stop it within its territory, and the UAE is involved in the same subject, but through financing through financial companies dealing with terrorists in Iraq." This is not an accusation but a fact we have seen evidence on Iraqi soil, especially in our battles against " .
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