Following the declaration of war against ISIS, the Nasra al-Islam and Muslims organisation, which is affiliated with al-Qaeda in the Sahel and the Greater African Sahara, recognised the deaths of roughly 30 of its fighters during fights with the Mali-based ISIS branch.
The Nasra al-Islam and Muslims group’s official media arm, Al-Zalqa Foundation, released a statement on Tuesday that touched on the clashes between the two groups in Mali. It said that on October 27, “the victory of Islam and Muslims” launched a military campaign on ISIS sites in the “Amra” areas of “Amra” and “Einker” (northeast of Mali), and that campaign resulted in the deaths of 10 ISIS members. The group
Al -Zalqa Foundation added that the fighters of the Nasra al -Islam and Muslims group launched another attack on ISIS strongholds in the town of “Igzraghan” (northeast of the country), on the 28th of last October, and the attack resulted in the death of about 60 ISIS members, according to the Speaking Foundation in the tongue of Nasra. Muslims and Islam.
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Al -Zallaqa Foundation approved the killing of 30 fighters of the Nasra al -Islam and Muslims group, including the indulgence group that attacked ISIS, and called on all tribes and local population in the region to confront ISIS and its supporters, describing the members of the organization as “Kharij al -Ghawal”, a description that Al Qaeda launches on its ISIS rival.
On the other hand, the ISIS news agency, Amaq Agency, claimed in a statement released yesterday, Monday, October 30, 2022, that members of the organisation attacked numerous fighters of the victory group of Islam and Muslims connected to al-Qaeda near the town Local (civilians) in nearby towns, which resulted in the death of 40 members of the group, the burning of five of their weapons, and the seizure of nine additional weapons.
It is obvious that each Nasra al-Islam group targets civilian populations in their attacks, kills them, and takes their belongings under the guise of supporting ISIS, while the organisation in Mali targets other civilian populations in its attacks and also kills them under the guise of being loyal to the group.
The fighting tax between the group and the organisation in Mali is paid by the civilian population as each of them tries to control the northeastern regions of the country, make them areas of influence, and spread to them in order to collect taxes from them, use them as activity areas, and profit from the illegal activities that take place nearby the region, such as smuggling operations Illegal and others.
The conflict between jihadists in Mali. “Supporting Islam and Muslims” declares the war on ISIS
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