Former
US-backed rebel group behind east Aleppo massacre
24
December, 2016
BEIRUT,
LEBANON (2:00 P.M.) - The Syrian Arab Army discovered the corpses
of 100 soldiers inside a local school on Friday after their
forces entered the strategic Al-Sukkari District of east Aleppo.
The
soldiers were reportedly taken hostage by the jihadist rebels of
Harakat Nouriddeen Al-Zinki and Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham during their
four year rule over the eastern neighborhoods of Aleppo City.
With
the help of several social media users, Al-Masdar News was able to
identify some of the corpses of the fallen soldiers.
طارق
Proof that terrorists executed SAA soldiers before they evacuated east #Aleppo, they capture them alive excute them and dump their bodies
12:14 PM - 24 Dec 2016
One
of the soldiers was videotaped by Syrian opposition activists upon
his capture just days before he was summarily executed by their own
rebel forces.
Walid
12:53 AM - 25 Dec 2016
In
the video above, militants from Harakat Nouriddeen Al-Zinki and
Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham can be seen heckling like captured soldier;
they even go as far as to reveal their own organizations.
Initially,
it was believed that Jabhat Fateh Al-Sham (formerly Jabhat Al-Nusra)
was behind this massacre in east Aleppo; however, it was later
revealed to be Ahrar Al-Sham and Nouriddeen Al-Zinki after the video
above was discovered.
Harakat
Nouriddeen Al-Zinki was once a U.S. sponsored rebel group that was
fighting the Syrian Arab Army in the Aleppo Governorate; they were
entrusted with U.S. manufactured anti-Tank TOW missiles that they
later supplied jihadist rebel factions with.
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