– A video was released by the Kurdistan Security Council showing that the Ass…

🇮🇶 🏴 🇮🇶 – A video was released by the Kurdistan Security Council showing that the Assyrian New Year attacker was indeed a Syrian Kurd from Qamishli, Syria living in Domiz refugee camp near Dohuk. He was an affiliate of ISIS, under the kunya “Abu Suleyman al Baghuzi” (Baghuz Fawqani was the last ISIS territory in Syria prior to its 2019 collapse)

In the video he speaks with a Kurdish accent in Arabic, indicating that he is a native Kurdish speaker.

He describes how he contacted ISIS via a liason named Abu Suleiman via a messaging app, who instructed him to give bayah to the caliph, and then met him. He took jihadi and sharia courses under him.

They both spoke to the ISIS spokesman, Abu Hudhayfa al Ansari. to whom he became close to. He called for the targetting of Christians wherever they were found, and he and Abu Suleyman ordered the attack on the Assyrian New Year festival.