An American journalist: The commander of the Turkish backed Syrian Sultan Murad Division was killed in Azerbaijan

The American journalist “Lindsay Snell” revealed, through her Twitter account, that the leader of the so-called Sultan Murad Division of the Turkish occupation forces was killed during the battles in the Nagorno-Karabakh region in Azerbaijan.

Snell, who was previously arrested by the Turkish authorities, wrote on her Twitter account, saying: “The leader of the Sultan Murad Division was killed in Azerbaijan,” describing him as a “sniper” without indicating his name.

The American journalist published a picture of who she said was the squad leader, wearing black glasses, and in the middle of a group of people wearing military uniforms.

Two days ago, the opposition “Observatory” revealed that the Syrian militants of the Turkish occupation forces in Syria had suffered great losses in lives, as the number of their dead rose to more than 230 since the beginning of the war in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.

The opposition “Observatory” stated on Saturday that 14 Syrian militants were killed in the ongoing clashes there during the past hours.

The “Observatory” confirmed that 183 militants were killed, whose bodies were brought to the Turkish occupation areas in northern Syria, while the bodies of the rest are still in Azerbaijan.

The American Wall Street Journal, citing one of its sources in Syria, had stated that sending militants to Libya or Azerbaijan had become a “natural phenomenon” within the areas occupied by Turkey in northern Syria.