Don't any of these fighters have jobs so that they can support their families? Don't any of the younger ones go to school? I guess it is true that they think Syria is the stepping stone for the new worldwide Caliphate.
COUNTRIES FOR SYRIAN WAR
MAY 20, 2014 CENTRAL ASIA ONLINE
By Central Asia Online
By Shakar Saadi
Another group of insurgents fighting in Syria has aroused the attention of Uzbek security forces seeking to protect their country from a spill-over of Islamic extremism.
Militants from Central Asia, Chechnya and Dagestan make up the groups core.
According to our information, Jamaat Sabiri today is a unit about 80-strong, with most fighters coming from the Central Asian countries as well as from Dagestan and the Chechen Republic, an Uzbek National Security Service (SNB) analyst, who spoke on terms of anonymity, said, adding that most are being trained in terrorist camps in the North Caucasus.
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Jamaat Sabiri Rallies Militants From CIS Countries For Syrian War | Eurasia Review
COUNTRIES FOR SYRIAN WAR
MAY 20, 2014 CENTRAL ASIA ONLINE
By Central Asia Online
By Shakar Saadi
Another group of insurgents fighting in Syria has aroused the attention of Uzbek security forces seeking to protect their country from a spill-over of Islamic extremism.
Militants from Central Asia, Chechnya and Dagestan make up the groups core.
According to our information, Jamaat Sabiri today is a unit about 80-strong, with most fighters coming from the Central Asian countries as well as from Dagestan and the Chechen Republic, an Uzbek National Security Service (SNB) analyst, who spoke on terms of anonymity, said, adding that most are being trained in terrorist camps in the North Caucasus.
Continue reading at:
Jamaat Sabiri Rallies Militants From CIS Countries For Syrian War | Eurasia Review
