The New York Times Leaks Iraqi Intelligence about ISIL connections to Arab Countries

The New York Times exposed secret deals  from ISIL with Arab countries

Washington - The New York Times has revealed 15 thousand classified documents obtained in Iraq, revealing secret deals and dubious relations concluded by Arab countries with ISIL.

"These documents are documents from the ISIL terrorist organization, collected from 11 Iraqi cities, at the time of the war between the Iraqi forces and the armed organization, collected by the newspaper's correspondents, while covering these documents.

The New York Times reported that a number of soldiers and commanders of the Iraqi forces helped them to access those documents, which numbered 15 thousand documents, and other elements helped them out of Iraq, and said that some of these documents show suspicious relations between Arab countries and the US-backed ISIL organization. The documents reveals secret deals concluded with the leaders of ISIL, close some Arab countries.

The newspaper defended itself, responding to various questions on how to obtain the documents and the contents and the secret of smuggling outside Iraq, and the possibility of cooperation with the Iraqi intelligence or the US in this regard. The newspaper quoted: We had to smuggle those documents, after we noticed the possibility of losing during the battles, to give people the opportunity to understand how an "internal" organization was living, conscious of its historical value. "We used to do our work not far from the Iraqi forces, they knew what to do and we were looking at documents about the organization of ISIL, but we were traveling in the soldiers' buses. The officers who helped us were low ranking, and realized the importance of what we do, and appointed soldiers and troops to accompany us and help us. We keep these documents in a safe and safe place, and we expect to partner with an institution to convert them into digital copies to make them fully available on the Internet," the newspaper said.

Western intelligence reports have confirmed more than one occasion that Arab oil states have established and funded ISIL through donations and charity funds, particularly Saudi Arabia, which is governed by the "Wahhabist methodology" which forms a "duel" with two sides of a single coin, according to the description of the intelligence reports.

Source: https://worldnews-sy.com/