2000名伊斯兰激进分子已经从土耳其进入叙利亚！

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周五，库尔德在莫斯科的代表办公室领导人称，超过2000名属于不同伊斯兰激进组织的士兵从土耳其进入叙利亚城市Azaz，以阻止库尔德人夺取该城市。这些组织包括土耳其旅和胜利阵线。

Rodi Osman, the head of the Syrian Kurds’ representative office in Moscow said that out 2,000 fighters belonging to different Islimist militant groups crossed into the Syrian city of Azaz from Turkey in order not to allow Kurdish forces capture the city.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Around 2,000 Islamist fighters have crossed into the northwestern Syrian city of Azaz from Turkey to prevent its siege by Kurdish forces, the head of the Syrian Kurds’ representative office in Moscow said Friday.
"In recent days, about 2,000 fighters belonging to Sultan Murad [Aleppo branch of the Syrian Turkmen Brigades], Ahrar ash-Sham and the Nusra Front, have crossed into Azaz from Turkey," Rodi Osman told RIA Novosti.

Turkish leaders have repeatedly stressed that they would not allow Kurdish forces capture Azaz to connect other northern Syrian areas under their control.

Turkish artillery fire from the border near Kilis town toward northern Syria, in Kilis, Turkey.

Turkish Attack on Kurds 'Aims to Derail Syrian Crisis Settlement'
Osman, who asserted that the mass deployment was carried out to prevent the siege of Azaz, said it would be "naive" to assume that Turkish leadership is unaware of the move.
Turkish forces began shelling positions held in Aleppo by the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), a military branch of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD), on February 13.

Ankara views YPG and PYD as offshoots of the separatist Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and has recently began a push to force the United States recognize PYD a terrorist organization.

http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20160219/1035059707/syria-kurds-turkey.html
周五，库尔德在莫斯科的代表办公室领导人称，超过2000名属于不同伊斯兰激进组织的士兵从土耳其进入叙利亚城市Azaz，以阻止库尔德人夺取该城市。这些组织包括土耳其旅和胜利阵线。

Rodi Osman, the head of the Syrian Kurds’ representative office in Moscow said that out 2,000 fighters belonging to different Islimist militant groups crossed into the Syrian city of Azaz from Turkey in order not to allow Kurdish forces capture the city.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Around 2,000 Islamist fighters have crossed into the northwestern Syrian city of Azaz from Turkey to prevent its siege by Kurdish forces, the head of the Syrian Kurds’ representative office in Moscow said Friday.
"In recent days, about 2,000 fighters belonging to Sultan Murad [Aleppo branch of the Syrian Turkmen Brigades], Ahrar ash-Sham and the Nusra Front, have crossed into Azaz from Turkey," Rodi Osman told RIA Novosti.

Turkish leaders have repeatedly stressed that they would not allow Kurdish forces capture Azaz to connect other northern Syrian areas under their control.

Turkish artillery fire from the border near Kilis town toward northern Syria, in Kilis, Turkey.

Turkish Attack on Kurds 'Aims to Derail Syrian Crisis Settlement'
Osman, who asserted that the mass deployment was carried out to prevent the siege of Azaz, said it would be "naive" to assume that Turkish leadership is unaware of the move.
Turkish forces began shelling positions held in Aleppo by the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), a military branch of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD), on February 13.

Ankara views YPG and PYD as offshoots of the separatist Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and has recently began a push to force the United States recognize PYD a terrorist organization.