NATO chief says ISIS in Afghanistan is working with the core ISIS in Levant

[Path-Finder]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1069542093285134337

@BHarwana can you ask that mouthpiece who says isis in afghanistan is not linked to the rejects arriving from syria via US.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

The two regions which are geographically separate from each other, this NATO Chief must also explain as to how on earth ISIS showed up in Afghanistan at first place? Also, how the two regions communicate and facilitate each other while NATO/America occupying Afghansitan?

 

[BHarwana]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1069542093285134337

@BHarwana can you ask that mouthpiece who says isis in afghanistan is not linked to the rejects arriving from syria via US.

With pleasure bro.

Dear @LeGenD ISIS in Afghanistan is linked with core. Your views?

 

[LeGenD]

With pleasure bro.

Dear @LeGenD ISIS in Afghanistan is linked with core. Your views?

I have pointed out before in various threads that Afghan Taliban splintered after the death of Mullah Omar in 2013 [disagreements over who would be the successor to Mullah Omar]; the disgruntled Afghan Taliban joined hands with the remnants of TTP (fled to Afghanistan from Pakistan) and some Uzbek militants (former members of Al-Qaeda Network) to formulate the ISIS-K movement in Afghanistan. The ISIS-K pledged its allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi of the original ISIS movement in the Middle East.

However, these two groups are geographically separated and distinct developments, but they would be in touch with each other through numerous ways. The narrative that US was exporting ISIS to Afghanistan, is utterly rubbish (this narrative originated from Syrian sources per web tracking mechanisms).

Take a look at the map:

Who is facilitating supposed transfers from Syria to Afghanistan?

US have softened ISIS-K to large extent since 2015 (wealth of evidence on the web), but US have given enough space to ISIS-K to fight with Afghan Taliban as well [allowing these forces to fight each other, serve US interests to an extent].

Above all, US have played a major role in defeating the original ISIS movement across the Middle East; no other country have matching contributions in this regard (wealth of evidence on the web). You may see this in the light of US allowing ISIS movement to spread across Syria and Iraq earlier, and then jump into advance its geopolitical goals and/or to appease its Military Industrial Complex. Feel free to (I am not contesting this view).

@Path-Finder

 

[BHarwana]

I have pointed out before in various threads that Afghan Taliban splintered after the death of Mullah Omar in 2013 [disagreements over who would be the successor to Mullah Omar]; the disgruntled Afghan Taliban joined hands with the remnants of TTP (fled to Afghanistan from Pakistan) and some Uzbek militants (former members of Al-Qaeda Network) to formulate the ISIS-K movement in Afghanistan. The ISIS-K pledged its allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi of the original ISIS movement in the Middle East.

However, these two groups are geographically separated and distinct developments, but they would be in touch with each other through numerous ways. The narrative that US was exporting ISIS to Afghanistan, is utterly rubbish (this narrative originated from Syrian sources per web tracking mechanisms).

Take a look at the map:

Who is facilitating supposed transfers from Syria to Afghanistan?

US have softened ISIS-K to large extent since 2015 (wealth of evidence on the web), but US have given enough space to ISIS-K to fight with Afghan Taliban as well [allowing these forces to fight each other, serve US interests to an extent].

Above all, US have played a major role in defeating ISIS in the Middle East; no other country have matching contributions in this regard. You may see this in the light of US allowing ISIS movement to spread earlier, and then jumping in to advance its goals or to appease its Military Industrial Complex. Be my guest.

You are totally wrong. Because mullah Omar had died a long time ago and Taliban knew about it but USA did not. USA only came to know when in first talks they demanded the presence of mullah Omar so they did not split after mullah omers death. Next theory plz because ISIS is just a recent phenomena in Afghanistan after the defeat in Iraq and Syria. Come up with some new BS theory plz.

 

[LeGenD]

You are totally wrong. Because mullah Omar had died a long time ago and Taliban knew about it but USA did not. USA only came to know when in first talks they demanded the presence of mullah Omar so they did not split after mullah omers death. Next theory plz because ISIS is just a recent phenomena in Afghanistan after the defeat in Iraq and Syria. Come up with some new BS theory plz.

Ample information about the splinter of Afghan Taliban after the death of Mullah Omar: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/31/...death-of-mullah-omar-and-weigh-successor.html

Splinter occurred in this way:

[1] Afghan Taliban led by Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour = loyal to Mullah Omar
[2] Afghan Taliban led by Mullah Mansour Dadullah = refused to recognize leader of [1] as the successor to Mullah Omar

The rebellious faction of Afghan Taliban (led by Mullah Mansour Dadullah) established links with the original ISIS movement of the Middle East: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/02/...plinter-group-allied-with-isis-is-killed.html

- and founded ISIS-K consequently. Remnants of TTP and Uzbek militants joined this rebellious faction.

New York Times is not an ordinary source; they have links with CIA and have contacts across the world.

 

[BHarwana]

Ample information about the splinter of Afghan Taliban after the death of Mullah Omar: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/31/...death-of-mullah-omar-and-weigh-successor.html

Splinter occurred in this way:

[1] Afghan Taliban led by Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour = loyal to Mullah Omar
[2] Afghan Taliban led by Mullah Mansour Dadullah = refused to recognize leader of [1] as the successor to Mullah Omar

The rebellious faction of Afghan Taliban (led by Mullah Mansour Dadullah) established links with the original ISIS movement of the Middle East: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/02/...plinter-group-allied-with-isis-is-killed.html

- and founded ISIS-K consequently. Remnants of TTP and Uzbek militants joined this rebellious faction.

New York Times is not an ordinary source; they have links with CIA and have contacts across the world.

So who brought them from Syria on helicopters?

Come on every one knows USA has provided logistics to ISIS many times.

 

[LeGenD]

So who brought them from Syria on helicopters?

Come on every one knows USA has provided logistics to ISIS many times.

Yaar, this kind of transfer is not feasible, and neither any country would allow this.

http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...copters-supplying-arms-to-isis-in-afghanistan


Look at these photos of ISIS-K members who put down their arms, and decided to negotiate with Afghan government:

Do they look like Arabs? They are Afghans.

Details here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/04/world/asia/islamic-state-prisoners-afghanistan.html

US have little sympathy for this group in reality: https://edition.cnn.com/2018/09/02/politics/isis-leader-killed-afghanistan/index.html

 

[BHarwana]

Yaar, this kind of transfer is not feasible, and neither any country would allow this.

http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...copters-supplying-arms-to-isis-in-afghanistan


Look at these photos of ISIS-K members who put down their arms, and decided to negotiate with Afghan government:

Do they look like Arabs? They are Afghans.

Details here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/04/world/asia/islamic-state-prisoners-afghanistan.html

US have little sympathy for this group in reality: https://edition.cnn.com/2018/09/02/politics/isis-leader-killed-afghanistan/index.html

Yes they go into Afghan provisions and come out of there regularly. When they are being hunted they take shelter in prisons and then released when needed. This cat and mouse game is old bro.

 

[BATMAN]

What ever sort of Isis is in Afghanistan, so far it's been very very friendly to NATO & US.

Are these Isis?