"Certain elements linked to terrorists in Syria are still shipping weapons and supplying their logistics from Turkey," the Turkish-language daily, Karshi, cited a police report to the country's public prosecutor about its operations in the city of Diyarbakir.
"As soon as capturing and cleansing Manbij silos, the SDF fighters found the house of a senior Russian commander of the ISIL," the sources said, adding, "The SDF found further a series of secret documents including bill[s] of lading, proforma invoice[s] and other financial documents that show the ISIL had imported a large number of items from Turkey."
"Based on these documents the Turkish trading company of Anvar Kargo Firma in Gaziantep was involved in exports of various kinds of goods to the ISIL-held regions in Syria," the sources went on to say.
"[The documents also show] that Anvar company had been exporting its cargoes to the ISIL-held city of Mosul in Iraq," they further added.
The secret reports of the Turkish police indicated on Tuesday that the Al-Nusra Front and ISIL terrorists used Turkey's both legal and illegal border crossings to transfer weapons and ammunition to Syria.
"Certain elements linked to terrorists in Syria are still shipping weapons and supplying their logistics from Turkey," the Turkish-language daily, Karshi, cited a police report to the country's public prosecutor about its operations in the city of Diyarbakir.
The newspaper [also reported] that certain communities ... provided financial support for the terrorists fighting against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government.
The daily also said the Al-Nusra and ISIL terrorist groups established bases in Turkey to train recruits, adding that many explosive devices were even manufactured and assembled on Turkish soil.
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