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What will be China's primary response to TIP threats in 2025?
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Turkistan Islamic Party•TIP•China•Syrian conflict•Assad•Syrian•Muslims•East Turkistan•Chinese•Turkey•Beijing•Syria•Xinjiang
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Turkistan Islamic Party Vows to Target China After December 8 Video Following Assad Regime Collapse
Dec 14, 2024, 07:17 PM
Uyghur militants from the Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP) have vowed to return to China following their involvement in the Syrian conflict, particularly after the recent fall of the Assad regime. In a video released on December 8, coinciding with the collapse of the Syrian government, TIP members declared their intention to 'liberate the Muslims of East Turkistan from Chinese occupation.' Reports indicate that these fighters, who have received support from Turkey and other factions, are positioning themselves as a threat to Beijing. The TIP's actions in Syria have drawn attention to their claims of oppression and their narrative of fighting against perceived Chinese aggression. The situation has sparked discussions about the implications for China's security and its ongoing concerns regarding terrorism and extremism in Xinjiang. As the TIP gains momentum, their threats against China are being closely monitored by both Chinese authorities and international observers.
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