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At least, this jihadi at war against Turkey soldiers in Afghanistan. Thanks to Pakistan for executing him dead!


Turkish jihadist commander executed by the Taliban in Waziristan: report
By Bill Roggio
July 2, 2011


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Abu Zarr, from the jihadist website that announced his execution.

A Turkish jihadist commander who fought in the Caucasus for 15 years before arriving in the Afghan-Pakistan border areas was executed recently by the Taliban.

Abu Zarr, who is also known as Serdal Erbasi, was executed in the Waziristan tribal region of Pakistan for ordering the deaths of two "foreign fighters," according to a Turkish jihadist website. Two of his followers, who carried out the deaths of the foreign fighters, were also executed along with Abu Zarr.

The "Sharia court of the Waziristan-Uruzgan region" ordered Abu Zarr's execution after accusing him of ordering the murders of Samil Dagistanli and Ismail Azeri, two other jihadists from the Caucasus, presumably from the Russian republic of Dagestan, and Azerbaijan. Dagistanli and Azeri were in opposition to Abu Zarr after he split off from the Taifatul Mansura, or the Victorious Sect, due to a dispute over money received from outside of the region. According to the Taliban sharia court, Abu Zarr ordered two of his followers to kill Dagistanli and Azeri.

The jihadist website, which is supportive of Abu Zarr, claimed that "plots were hatched full of sedition and disinformation about Abu Zarr who was in disagreement with some groups," and that he was executed by the Taliban because he was "uncontrollable."

Abu Zarr is known to have entered the Afghan-Pakistan border area from the Caucasus sometime in late 2008. According to the jihadist website, he "previously took part in the jihad within the borders of Chechnya for 15 years, acted as the leader of a group of Turkish mujahideen, and went to Afghanistan after parting ways with the movement named the 'Caucasus Emirate.'" The Caucasus Emirate was designated by the US as a terrorist entity, and some of its top leaders have connections to al Qaeda and other jihadist groups in the region.

Abu Zarr was reportedly arrested in January 2010 during a raid in southern Turkey. Turkish officials described him as the leader of al Qaeda's network in Turkey.

The Victorious Sect is a transnational Turkic jihadist group that operates along the Afghan-Pakistani border and is based in North Waziristan. Abu Zarr was a commander in the Victorious Sect before he formed his splinter faction. He has been featured in their propaganda. In one tape, released on YouTube, Abu Zarr is seen planning and executing mortar attacks in Afghanistan.

The Victorious Sect was established in 2009 by the Islamic Jihad Union, a splinter faction of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, to accommodate the increasing influx of European foreign fighters in the region, according to DPA. Scores of German and other European fighters belong to the Victorious Sect. They are often called the German Taliban or the German Taliban Mujahideen.

The Victorious Sect has issued multiple statements from Pakistan's tribal areas. In June 2010, Abu Yasir al Turki, the spokesman for the the group announced the deaths of two al Qaeda fighters and a Turkish fighter in a US Predator strike in North Waziristan. The Victorious Sect also announced the death of Eric Breininger, a German member of the Islamic Jihad Union who was killed while fighting Pakistani security forces during a clash near Mir Ali in North Waziristan on April 30, 2010.

Read more: Turkish jihadist commander executed by the Taliban in Waziristan: report - The Long War Journal
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It is no secret some Turks have joined jihad. But a lot of Turks online at least , deny any Turk is part of jihad. Obviously to guys like this guy, his religion came before his ethnicity/nationality, made more obvious if what you say about him planning to attack Turkish ISAF troops is true.

what happen when he was released from Turkey previous years.

:pakistan:
 
It is no secret some Turks have joined jihad.
Yes.
But a lot of Turks online at least , deny any Turk is part of jihad.
Its obvious that there are many Turks join "jihad".
Obviously to guys like this guy, his religion came before his ethnicity/nationality,
The same goes for me but i wouldnt join al-qaeda.
made more obvious if what you say about him planning to attack Turkish ISAF troops is true.
It would be a stupid move.
 
these are all nato/ america paid goons, and they playing american game and they know it
 
When religion comes before nation that is when you have an unstable country, thank god that Turkey has pounded nationalism into every Turk during youth years, thus this has not become a big problem for Turkey.

It is another situation for afghanistan, pakistan, saudi arabia and so on so fourth.. Lots of terrorist/religious nuts spawn from those countries
 
Abu Zarr was reportedly arrested in January 2010 during a raid in southern Turkey. Turkish officials described him as the leader of al Qaeda's network in Turkey.

If he was already arrested before than why did they release him? people like these shouldn't be released!!
 
Justice will always prefail(Dont know how you write it)
 
hahahahha blah blah soo your saying the pakistan has achived soooo much that they are soo superior when compared to turks. Lol look at your countrie(no ofence to any pakistani) if USA didnt support you with financial aid (Which clearly show your USA ) You would be the First Nuclear-Armed-Failed State Thats a proving fact you moron. There is not much left of the great kemalist movement if you look at the present you fool the MHP which are know to be kemalist beraly have votes when the AKP which is pro islamic is 1th with a big gap between the number 2. Because of Your great lack of eduction i wouldnt take you serious.

exactly what i meant, i should report theese two posts but i wont, in hope that others arent going to be idiotic and jump into a turkey vs pakistan war.

why look at a brotherly countries failure, and if so, look at it in hope to fix it. not making fun of it, i know pakistan isnt the greatest country in the world but you dont see me going around babling what pakistan havent achieved with this and that!

stay clean! :D
 
those are liberal terrorists
I sense too much fail here.

your nationalism was a result of arab betrayal, and that caused anti islam sentiment in your kemal, read your own history and then come back
Actually, no. Our nationalism started around the time II. Abdulhamid was in power, around 1870's. Different types of politics was tried at the time to preserve the state as united, to stop the disintegration. But, if not the whole reason on why Ataturk was adamantly not in favor of old way of religious power over state policy making, you got a point on Arab betrayal thing. I can go on to explain what was happening in 1910's in Arab states and what kind of reaction Cemal Pasha gave at the time to cause such "backstabbing" and its effects on Ottoman elite, but one thing is clear that people in the newly established state was in a shock for over a very long time, as they lived the disintegration of an empire, and that shock of disintegration created nationalism Turkey.
 
I consider Turks as our true brothers, alongside the Chinese, whenever I meet Turks abroad and in Pakistan it is like two brothers meeting - I made a lot of Turkish friends in Germany - we used to go to the same bar and watch Turkish football - both the national team and club teams. and I am a fan of Galatasaray because of these brothers - we used to eat some donner and watch, I condemn the fools who would take trash about this brotherly relationship.

Turkey - Pakistan dosti Zindabad.
 
I consider Turks as our true brothers, alongside the Chinese, whenever I meet Turks abroad and in Pakistan it is like two brothers meeting - I made a lot of Turkish friends in Germany - we used to go to the same bar and watch Turkish football - both the national team and club teams. and I am a fan of Galatasaray because of these brothers - we used to eat some donner and watch, I condemn the fools who would take trash about this brotherly relationship.

Turkey - Pakistan dosti Zindabad.

good to hear but galatasaray? no man! Fernebahce <3
 
Good news... it doesn't matter if they kill each other or we kill them let them die some how some way they all belong in hell and thats where they will be.
 
RaptorRX707 is a troll, he copies others replies from militaryphotos.net and presents it as his own.
 
It is no secret some Turks have joined jihad. But a lot of Turks online at least , deny any Turk is part of jihad. Obviously to guys like this guy, his religion came before his ethnicity/nationality, made more obvious if what you say about him planning to attack Turkish ISAF troops is true.

what happen when he was released from Turkey previous years.

:pakistan:

Such a troll, can management take action as he's trying to create a rift between Turks and pakistanis..

Homer from militaryphotos.net said:
 
When religion comes before nation that is when you have an unstable country, thank god that Turkey has pounded nationalism into every Turk during youth years, thus this has not become a big problem for Turkey.

It is another situation for afghanistan, pakistan, saudi arabia and so on so fourth.. Lots of terrorist/religious nuts spawn from those countries

bro you mixed lot things in one post.
a religious person can be nationalist.why you have feeling that a nationalist can't be religious and vice versa.
you know this shitty war on terror hit very very seriously our physiology,our way of thinking and reasoning.although this is war on terror but actually this is war on Pakistan.there is lot of destruction.our dreams get ruined.and failure of political and military leadership act as fuel on fire.
so people with limited mental capacity and physiology can't withstand this attack.and result is people suffering from self hatting,inferiority complex,hate mongers etc etc.it has nothing to do with nationalism vs religiousity.
and a little advice from a brother from Pakistan you are nationalist good,very good but remember you have the blood of ottomans in your vains.hear the call of that blood.
 
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