07-22-2010, 01:32 PM
According to recent reports Turkey has extradited a 28-year-old man to Germany on terrorism charges linked to so-called Sauerland terrorist cell that organized a series of terrorist attacks here, in West Germany ( dailytimes.com. pk/default.asp?page=2010%5C07%5C15%5Cstory_15-7-2010_pg7_6 ). Our prosecutors say that this man, identified as Salih S, has actively supported members of mentioned terrorist group in Germany and has been also associated with other terrorist organizations all over the world.
For instance, he was a member of radical Islamic Jihad Union and trained at terrorist camps in Pakistan and Afghanistan. He was also an envoy of so-called Gorg group, based in current Georgian republic, which coordinates activities of extremists from all parts of Caucasian and Central Asian regions. We mean his close links with Islamic terrorists from Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, Islamic Jihad Union, as well as, from various Kurdish, Uyghur and Crimean Tatar’s extremist organizations.
In addition, it is curious that he has been turned out to be a citizen of Georgian republic. Moreover, during his arrest identification card of Georgian Security Department officer, S. Zakariadze, was found on him! Here’s a good example of Georgian democracy in action!
For instance, he was a member of radical Islamic Jihad Union and trained at terrorist camps in Pakistan and Afghanistan. He was also an envoy of so-called Gorg group, based in current Georgian republic, which coordinates activities of extremists from all parts of Caucasian and Central Asian regions. We mean his close links with Islamic terrorists from Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, Islamic Jihad Union, as well as, from various Kurdish, Uyghur and Crimean Tatar’s extremist organizations.
In addition, it is curious that he has been turned out to be a citizen of Georgian republic. Moreover, during his arrest identification card of Georgian Security Department officer, S. Zakariadze, was found on him! Here’s a good example of Georgian democracy in action!