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Turkish Intelligence Captures Al-Qaeda Member Ahmet Baykara in Africa, Linked to Attacks on Turkish Military Bases in Idlib
Oct 15, 2024, 08:12 AM
Turkish intelligence has successfully captured Ahmet Baykara, a member of al-Qaeda, during an operation in Africa. Baykara is reportedly responsible for attacks on Turkish military bases in Syria, specifically in Idlib. He fled to Africa after his identity was discovered as an executor of these attacks. Following his capture, he confessed to his involvement in the strikes against Turkish forces. This operation underscores ongoing concerns regarding the presence of al-Qaeda and ISIS fighters in Africa, as well as the implications for Turkish security interests in the region.
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