The extremist group ISIS described Abu Muhammad al-Julani, the president of the Syrian interim government, as a tyrant who has sold his religion and prostrated himself before the infidels.
In its propaganda statement, the group called its audience “migrants in the way of God” and called on the security officials of the Syrian interim government to repent and stop cooperating with Abu Muhammad al-Julani, the president of the Syrian interim government.
In this statement, ISIS described Al-Jolani as a tyrant who, they said, had sold his religion and surrendered to the “infidels.”
The group also warned employees of the Syrian interim government, threatening that they would face military action if they continued to cooperate.
They also announced the presence of their forces in rural areas and declared that any action against them would be met with a “severe response.”
Prior to the release of this statement, clashes between ISIS and Syrian security forces were reported in several areas, including a bombing at the public security center in the city of Al-Mayadeen, east of Deir Ezzor.
