TEHRAN (FNA)- Syrian Prime Minister Wael al-Halqi said Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan have formed an alliance with Israel in war on Damascus, and adding that Syria will not accept the imposition of a no-fly zone.Speaking in an interview with Iran's state-run TV on Monday, Halqi described Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan's role in Syria as not just "unconstructive" but "destructive", and said, "These countries no more see the Zionist regime as their enemy and have entered the war against the Syrian people in an alliance with the regime."
He expressed confidence that the Syrian people and army would soon clean their country from the terrorists, and said, "2015 will be a determining year for Syria."
Asked about Western attempts to impose a no-fly zone over Syria, specially in the Northern parts of the country, Halqi said, "They are after the disintegration of Syria to meet the Zionist regime's interests, but the Syrian government and nation will never accept such humiliation."
It is over two years now that the Saudi, Turkish, Qatari and Israeli financial, political and arms aids and backup for the terrorist groups in Syria is no hidden secret. In a recent case, several members of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) arrested by the Kurdish fighters in Northern Syria in October confessed that they received financial and arms support from Ankara and Riyadh, adding that the Saudi, Chechnian, Turkish and other Arab states' nationals comprise a major part of the terrorist group.
Soleiman Kahnou, born in 1990, from Chamchal village in Hasaka province is one of the Emirs (leaders) of the ISIL terrorist group who had cooperated with ISIL for one year and led a 21-strong group who were responsible for gathering intelligence on Kurdish forces and conducting blasts and armed clashes.
"The Muslim countries, specially Turkey and Saudi Arabia, helped us, not only by weapons and financial aids, but also by training our forces in Raqqa by the skilled Turkish soldiers," he told FNA in October.
Soleiman said that he was paid 100,000 Syrian lira (500 US dollar) for fulfilling a blast operation.
Asked about the nationality of the ISIL members, he said, "Most of the foreign forces are from Chechnia, Saudi Arabia, other regional Arab countries and Turkey."
A recent UN report revealed that terrorists from 29 countries have so far infiltrated into Syria to fight against the Damascus government, most of whom are extremist Salafists.
Thousands of Turkish militants have reportedly crossed into crisis-hit Syria and are now fighting against the government of President Bashar al-Assad, a senior Turkish lawmaker revealed in July.
"The Turkish youth comprise over 5,000 members of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant," Gaziantep MP Mehmet Shekar disclosed.
He called on the Turkish security forces to prevent the flow of Turkish nationals into Syria to join the ISIL.
According to a report by a Turkish radio, terrorists from Turkey are among the top non-Arab militants operating in Syria.
It also said that many of the terrorist snipers in the Northern Syrian city of Aleppo are Turkish nationals.
Also in July, sources disclosed that Turkish Air had been transferring large groups of Takfiri terrorists from different countries to Syria and Iraq.
Turkish Air had been transferring large groups of Takfiri terrorists from different countries to Syria and Iraq, including nearly a hundred Takfiri Tajiks to Iraq lately, sources revealed.
The airliner transported 91 Takfiri Tajiks from Dushanbe to Istanbul at 21:10 on July 2 onboard flight 254, a source, who asked to remain unnamed for fear of his life, told FNA, and added, The militants were later transferred to Iraq to join their ISIL co-fighters."
By Fars News Agency
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