Saudi Intel Officials Meet Terrorist Leader in Jordan

Mujtahid, a Saudi political activist who is believed to be a member of or have a well-connected source in the royal family, disclosed in his latest tweets that Saudi intelligence officials have recently met Zahran Aloush (commander of Jaysh al-Islam terrorist group affiliated to the Islamic Front) in Amman, Jordan.

“Zahran Aloush met Saudi, Jordanian and US intelligence officials in a hotel in Amman last week,” Mujtahid wrote on his Twitter account on Saturday.

He noted that Aloush and the representatives of the spy agencies of Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the US had discussed his different missions, including fighting the Syrian government and the rival groups such as the ISIL.

Jaysh al-Islam is a Saudi-backed Takfiri terrorist group and it is affiliated to the Islamic Front.

Last month, former Syrian Information Minister Mahdi Dakhalallah underlined that Saudi Arabia is the main cause of instability in the region, and said the Al Saud is afraid of the influential countries of the Middle East.

“Saudi Arabia dreads the powerful countries surrounding the Arab country, specially Iran in the East, Iraq in the North and Yemen in the South,” Dakhalallah told FNA.

Informed sources disclosed on Monday that Saudi Arabia is supplying Israeli-made weapons to Takfiri terrorists in Northern Syria via Turkey.

The foreign-backed terrorist commanders operating in Northern Syria have received state-of-the-art weapons from Saudi Arabia, the Palestine-based Arabic-language Al-Manar newspaper quoted western sources as saying.

The sources said that Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey have agreed on supplying the terrorists in Syria with different kinds of weapons.

Last month, Head of the western-backed Syrian opposition group known as Dissidents Alliance, Khaled Khoja, disclosed that Saudi Arabia and Turkey have provided wide military backup for the Al-Nusra Front to help the terrorist group make advances in Idlib and Dara’a provinces.

“Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during his recent visit to Riyadh had discussed with Al Saud officials the Saudi and Turkish help to the Al-Nusra Front,” Khoja said.