Pakistani Deobandi Wahhabi militants killed near Syrian capital

posted by Shahram Ali | June 9, 2013 | In Blogs Cross posted, Original Articles

Note : It is shameful that Pakistan is producing and exporting Takfiri Wahhabi and Deobandi Jihadists to become cannon fodder in Syria. In the past Pakistan’s Takfiri militants have been found in many different countries including but not limited to Russia, China, Bahrain and of course India. Pakistan army needs to review its Taliban and other Jihadists breeding program. This industry of breeding killers and selling them to the highest bidder has caused a lot of damage to Pakistan. These killers are prone to be used and have been used against Pakistan. The largest supporters for their training programs and buyers of the finished product are without doubt the Arab monarchies of the Middle East.

Around 1,000 members of the Pakistani Taliban have been killed in clashes near the Syrian capital city of Damascus, reports say

According to recent reports, the bodies of the Pakistani Taliban members, who were killed during battles around Syria’s International Airport near Damascus, have been buried in mass graves.

Reports further indicate that the families of those Pakistani Salafists sent into Syria have been staging demonstrations, calling on the Pakistani government to provide information on their whereabouts.

Many Salafists from Pakistan have been illegally sent into Syria through the Saudi and Qatari intelligence services

Syria has been experiencing unrest since March 2011. Many people, including large numbers of army and security personnel, have been killed in the violence.

A recent UN report has revealed that militants from 29 countries have so far filtered into Syria to fight against the government of President Bashar al-Assad, most of whom are extremist Salafists.

Damascus says certain Western states, especially the United States, and their regional allies are fueling the unrest.

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http://www.presstv.com/detail/2012/12/22/279558/pakistan-taliban-members-killed-in-syria/