One of the commanders of Free Syrian
Army (FSA), an opposition force in the country, said that the
organization regularly meets with intelligence representatives of
Western and Arab countries, reports RIA Novosti citing a Lebanese TV
channel “Al-Mayadin”.
As
Saddam al Jamal, head of the Eastern Front in FSA, says in a video
posted.
Continue after the break.
on one of Syrian opposition websites, commanders occasionally
meet with representatives of the intelligence agencies of Saudi Arabia,
Qatar, Jordan, UK, France, and the United States.Continue after the break.
“Officers of Arab and other intelligence agencies meet with FSA commanders and question their adherence [to one or another group] as well as ask them about extremist groups fighting in Syria,” says al Jamal. He also added that “these intelligence agencies dispatched spies in Syria and provide the FSA with information.”
According
to the field commander, one of such meetings was attended by Saudi
Arabia’s Deputy Defense Minister Salman bin Sultan and Intelligence
chief Bandar bin Sultan. Intelligence chief “asked all of the FSA
commanders to submit reports on Syrian military facility attacks and
undertook a commitment to provide financial aid and weaponry for these
operations.”
The
continuing confrontation between the Syrian government and opposition
began in March 2011. According to UN, around 100,000 people – mostly
civilians - were killed to this day.
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