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Revelations
by a Dutch journalist who was held captive by anti- Syrian President Bashar
al-Assad armed groups in the country show the terrorists are not Syrian people
as western governments claim, and are rather foreign elements.
Dutchman
Jeroen Oerlemans and British journalist John Cantlie were released on Thursday
after being held by a group of Free Syrian Army members for a week.
Oerlemans
told Dutch media after their release that some of the 30-to-100-strong Free
Syrian Army gang, who arrested him and his colleague while crossing the border
from south east Turkey near their camp, had "Birmingham accents".
The
gang comprised at least six people with British accents including one with a
heavy south London speech tone, The Sunday Telegraph reported.
Reports
also said no Syrians were present in the terrorists’ camp where almost 40
percent spoke English while other immoral beings were from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Chechnya.
The
British Foreign Office has announced they will investigate the presence of
British nationals among anti-Assad gangs.
This
comes as Britain, the US, Israeli regime and some regional governments
including Qatar and Saudi Arabia have been accused of providing arms and forces
to Syrian terror groups.
Revelations
earlier this year showed British and American spy agencies are providing full
intelligence support to anti-Assad terror cells while separate disclosures told
of Britain running covert operational centers in several locations in Syria and
training terrorists.
(Press tv)
Mildly edited by PCF Web desk
Mildly edited by PCF Web desk
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