Cicek Khemgin, one of the woman commanders of the women’s military detachment of the Kurdish “People’s Defense Groups” (YPG) in the Syrian city of Serekaniye (Ras-El-Ayn in Arabic), has presented interesting evidence of the relationship between Turkey and the “Islamic State” (ISIS), writes ermenihaber.am.

According to the Turkish Solhaber, the Kurdish commander has presented how Turkey is providing assistance to ISIS terrorists. According to Khemgin, the YPG has facts showing that the ISIS soldiers injured in the clashes in Serekaniye were transferred to the nearby Turkish police headquarters where they were provided with shelter.

“They started attacking via Turkish territory. Our soldiers taped how the soldiers attacked through the territory of Turkey. The photos are at our disposal. When the military cars approached the border after the clashes began, they transferred the injured terrorists. The clash was very close to the border, and our soldiers were hit from the Turkish border,” Khemgin added.