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Video showing men from Deir Ezzor, Syria in Libya, apparently Syrian "National Army" fighters who are sent by Turkey to Libya to fight along the GNA. He describes their living conditions, saying that they're doing well.pic.twitter.com/75z3s530yG
I spoke to sources in the factions made up of eastern Syria fighters. They insist the factions did not send any fighters in an organized manner (unlike Mutasim Division, Hamza Division & Sultan Murad, whom they call "mercenaries"), but added that some may have gone individually.
The fascinating thing is that once this video spread in WhatsApp groups of fighters in the eastern Syria factions, many got excited & asked how they can sign up to go. The rumored promise of high salaries & citizenships is incredibly tempting to displaced, impoverished fighters
A source in the Sultan Murad Brigade says that the monthly salary is "maybe $2000" per month. This is 40 times more than what these fighters earn in Syria, although they supplement the income by looting & extortion. See more herehttp://bit.ly/2DnZpCi
And just as a heads up... still ur soooo far from the accurate salary of the fighters ... trust me on that... I don’t have an issue with what ever ur saying,,, but ur missing some details which might change the whole image of the story
again, I am reporting what is being told to fighters about salaries in Libya. I don't speak to the Turks about how much they'll pay them. You are welcomed to publish your findings.
Mmm when did he say National army, come on please stop mixing things up... we all agree that Syrian fighters r in Idlib (from the Regime and also Opposition) but the national army didn’t send anyone, they are under individual contracts, yesterday it was 1500 today it’s 2000
Because today two sources said $2000. Who are these fighters if not SNA?
Yup. Heavy syrian accent right there
next video will show them in coffins ...
So our fighters who defeated ISIS are waiting for syrian mercenaries ? Hmm .. interesting !
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