Al-Zindani and the Turkish “Sadat” … Erdogan’s weapons to sabotage Yemen
The Yemeni terrorist, registered on international terrorist lists, Abdul Majeed Al-Zindani, had a comeback since his arrival in Ankara and his recruitment in a Turkish company working under various hoods in Yemen.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan used the Brotherhood terrorist organization to expand its influence in Yemen. According to the Stockholm-based European Anti-Extremism Center, the terrorist Abdul Majid Al-Zindani claimed to be working for the interests and plans of Ankara within a “Sadat” society headed by one of the man of Erdogan.
The pro-Erdogan Sadat company – founded by Adnan Tanriverdi, a former general and former military adviser to the Turkish president – recently announced on its official website that it would offer a course on irregular fighting or guerrilla fighting.
Sadat is described as the hidden “Revolutionary Guard” of the Recep Tayyip Erdogan regime and the Justice and Development Party, and the Turkish opposition describes him as the ruling Justice and Development Party leader Armed militia.
Al-Zindani’s relationship with Sadat dates back to 2014, after the visit of prominent envoys from the company that trains mercenaries and irregular militants led by former officer and adviser Tanriverdi, with him Najm al-Din Kelish, Ali Kurt and Arsan Ergur, to meet Abdul Majeed al-Zindani during a secret meeting composed of 10 personalities from both sides, in Sana’a, according to internal company records consulted by the European Counterterrorism Center.
Said on its site, the Turkish company admits to carrying out military activity and working with Brotherhood terrorist organizations in Arab countries, and that the ‘Sadat’ client collection includes countries targeted by Turkey, including Libya, which it has played the role of producer of several military projects since 2013.
Offers military training courses for personnel of special units, since personnel training is very important for modern armies due to the importance of having systems of equipment, vehicles, equipment and advanced technological weapons.
During 2012 and 2014, Yemen witnessed the extensive activities of Turkish organizations and institutions and the Turkish intelligence service, in the presence of the leader of Hamid Al-Ahmar and another Salem bin. The Coordination was carried out under the leadership of Salem bin Talib, an organization planted by the terrorist brotherhood to facilitate the planning.
Al-Zindani relations with Turkey
Al-Zindani has been widely accepted in branches and leaders of terrorist organizations around the world especially the branches that have emerged in Arab and Asian countries as well as according to international reports he still maintains a strong presence as a point of reference for the Al Qaeda terrorist organization in Arabia since his work as assistant to its leader Osama bin Laden.
Through his central role in recruiting Arab Afghans and transporting them to Afghanistan to fight there, ” Al-Zindani ” has preserved important relationships linking him to generations of terrorist organizations, including the present one, what was evident on their activities with Turkish intelligence to attract and transfer them to Syria since 2012 and his current role in mobilizing terrorists and transporting them to fight in Libya, by informed sources.
According to sources informed for Al-Ain Al-Akhbariya, the son of Abdul Majid Al-Zindani was working in Turkey as a coordinator of the movements of terrorists and mercenaries to and from countries determined by the Turkish intelligence services to extend their influence, which was as his father’s representative, arrived in Ankara last November.
The sources said that Ankara funded the process of obtaining postgraduate “doctorate” degrees for extremist students who graduated from Al-Iman University, in order to serve as a cover for their movements and involvement in the process work posts away from suspicion of international lawsuits or restrictions imposed on graduates of Al-Zindani University.
The action of establishing Al-Iman University was the recognition of Al-Zindani and his supporters for their role in the war invading southern Yemen in 1994, considered to be a center for providing individuals with extremist groups and attract hundreds of students from different countries of the world, who are committed to building an extremist generation that receives jihadist knowledge and glorifies all terrorist organizations.
The sources pointed out that a number of these doctoral graduate students have worked as religious guides in a number of countries, and some of them are currently in Turkey and working with Al-Zindani’s office headed by his two sons, Abdullah and Muhammad.
The sources link the activities of Al-Zindani and the Turkish side in Libya and Syria to their future plans in Yemen and to Turkish intelligence movements that exploit the Brotherhood to expand their influence in Yemen.
The US Treasury Department confirms that Al-Zindani “was involved in supporting numerous terrorist organizations and recruiting young men to join Al Qaeda training centers and he played a central role in the purchase of weapons on behalf of Al-Qaeda, in addition to his relationship with the Iraqi terrorist group Ansar al-Islam, which is on the list of the United Nations Al-Qaeda Sanctions Committee. “.
The Yemeni regime had received repeated requests from Washington to extradite Al-Zindani because he was wanted by the US side due to his association with terrorism, but the former President Ali Abdullah Saleh refused at this time to hand him over, and insisted on his trial in Yemen, before betraying Saleh and supporting Al-Zindani in the chaos of the Brotherhood in the spring of 2011.
