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A bomb-laden tanker left near the market on Tuesday afternoon was detonated in Afrin, Syria, which was released from terrorism with Operation Olive Branch organized by the Turkish Armed Forces. In the explosion, 44 people, 11 of whom were children, died and 50 were injured. Security forces, who became alert after the treacherous attack, examined images from the security camera in the area. At the end of the investigation, the security forces, who determined that the person who threw the bomb-laden tanker near the market, was Ali Al Zin, who caught him while trying to get out of Afrin with his car.
Ali Al Zin, who was arrested and rejected the charges in the first place, said he was not related to the terrorist organization and was not guilty. However, in the investigation carried out by the security forces, the detainee was found to be in the ranks of the terrorist organization PKK / YPG. In his interrogation, this time he confessed his crime, the 2 people of Ali Al Zin were caught in the direction of the information he gave him, which he said helped him carry out the bloody attack. The terrorist, who killed 44 people, admitted that one of his sons was also in the cadre of the PKK terror organization in the Kandil region of northern Iraq. Claiming that there may be further arrests in line with the information to be provided by the terrorist, whose investigation is still ongoing, the security forces stated that the entry and exit of Afrin is not allowed due to the continued operation.
The alleged administrators of the terrorist organization, who previously attacked civilians by carrying out similar attacks in terror-free areas, also denied the attack in Afrin, where 44 people died, while denying all attacks. However, the YPG, the terrorist who organized the attack, and the fact that his son was in the ranks of the PKK revealed the true face of the organization that did not own the shares.
