China Raises Alarm Over Uygur Militants in Syrian Army Leadership Roles

World News

1 year ago

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Credited from: SCMP

China has voiced concerns regarding reports of Uygur militants, specifically from the Turkestan Islamic Party, being appointed to senior roles in the Syrian army.
During a Security Council meeting, Fu Cong, China’s representative to the UN, emphasized the need for Syria to fulfill its counterterrorism obligations.
Reports highlight Abdulaziz Dawood Khudaberdi, a commander of TIP forces, being elevated to a brigadier-general position.
Beijing links the TIP to the East Turkestan Islamic Movement, which is designated as a terrorist group by the UN.
China advocates for a political process led by Syrians and emphasizes the need for international support in stabilizing the country.

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