Istanbul Nightclub Jihadi Used ‘Sophisticated, Undercover Islamic’ Network to Reach Target, Used Special Forces Tactics During Massacre

Disturbing new details have emerged of a sophisticated, undercover Islamic network that infiltrated the Istanbul New Year’s Eve killer into Turkey.

Funny how the enemedia’s endless use of “lone wolf” went the way of the “world is flat” narrative when it became so obviously wrong and almost ….. comical (if it weren’t so bloody deadly).

Horrifying new details of the vicious attack on Istanbul nightclub have emerged. According to the sources among investigators, the techniques used by gunman can only be acquired by advanced, special forces style training. Reports suggest that attacker fired 180 bullets (or 6 full magazines for assault rifle) and that the killer missed his target with just 28 bullets.

The highly-trained attacker’s gun was loaded with special armour-piercing bullets, used to create the maximum number of casualties in the crowded Reina nightclub on New Year’s Eve, according to Turkish security sources widely reported in local media.

The attacker used flares to light up his targets before spraying them with a hail of bullets known for their tendency to ricochet as well as penetrate barriers, creating horrific destruction in a short amount of time, the sources said. (source)

This is a war and our response has been to apologize, appease and submit to the enemy’s demands:

Pictures of military equipment seized in the western Turkish city of Izmir, where 11 men and nine women were arrested by anti-terror squads today, have been released by police.

The suspects are thought to be members of an ISIS cell that may be connected to the New Year’s Eve attacks, and lived in the same apartment block as the nightclub killer and his family, Turkey’s Hurriyet newspaper reported.

They are all non-Turkish, from a number of Central Asian and North African countries.

Pictures taken inside one of the raided apartments were also released by police.

The suspects are thought to be members of an ISIS cell that may be connected to the New Year’s Eve attacks, and lived in the same apartment block as the nightclub killer and his family, it has been reported. Pictures show a broken door and passports found at the scene

The detainees were apprehended at three separate addresses in the Bornova and Buca districts of Izmir along with their 20 children, who are thought to have been used as cover so that the suspects could appear less suspicious.

Forty-one passports from multiple countries were also found, most of which were forgeries, as well as 15 fake identity cards, according to police.

In addition, 13 mobile phones were seized, along with one tablet, one military jacket, one GPS unit, sniper sights and night vision binoculars.

Officers are working to establish possible links between the latest suspects and the New Year’s Eve massacre, Turkish media reported.

They are out to get us – it is not paranoia or a “phobia”. Their planning is sophisticated and the resources at their disposal are growing. Pretend it isn’t happening if you like, but ignoring the problem will merely serve to hasten your demise.

Whenever a politician refers to “the religion of peace”, you know that he is either talking out of the wrong orifice and hasn’t got the intelligence required for public office or is just plain dishonest.

Istanbul nightclub killer ‘was sneaked into Turkey by sophisticated ISIS network under a secret codename and hidden in a safe house’ before carrying out Turkish massacre

The Istanbul attacker was ‘part of a sophisticated undercover ISIS network’
Killer ‘infiltrated’ into Turkey before using special forces skills during massacre
Unidentified militant was reportedly codenamed ‘Abu Muhammed Horasani’
Details emerged as police made five arrests over the New Year’s Eve slaughter

By Jake Wallis Simons, Associate Global Editor In Istanbul For Mailonline, January 4, 2017:

Disturbing new details have emerged of a sophisticated, undercover ISIS network that infiltrated the Istanbul New Year’s Eve killer into Turkey and used advanced special forces techniques to massacre unarmed revellers.

The killer, reportedly a battle-hardened militant trained in Syria, was spirited into the country by a mysterious ISIS handler codenamed ‘Teacher Yusuf’, according to leaked information published in Turkish media.

The attacker himself was reportedly codenamed ‘Abu Muhammed Horasani’, though his true identity either remains unknown or has not been released by investigators.

It comes as fresh footage emerged showing the suspect walking into a bus terminal in the city of Konya last month and as anti-terror police made a series of arrests in the western city of Izmir.

 Turkish police have detained a number of people in the Istanbul investigation after a raid in the western city of Izmir (pictured)

Both the gunman and his alleged handler remain at large despite the country being in a state of emergency and a massive international manhunt, apparently demonstrating ISIS’ advanced operating capability that experts fear may one day bring carnage to the streets of Britain.

he attacker himself was reportedly codenamed ‘Abu Muhammed Horasani’, though his true identity either remains unknown or has not been released by investigators.

 As many as 27 men and women have been detained by police in the eastern Turkish town of Izmir

 An elderly woman was pictured being led to a police cat in the city of Izmir, western Turkey

Reports suggest a total of 27 men and women were detained by police in the western Turkish town of Izmir.

They are reportedly from Syria, the Russian Republic of Dagestan, Xinjiang in northeastern China – known by separatists as East Turkestan – and Kyrgyzstan, thought to be the gunman’s home country.

The suspects had 20 children with them, Turkish media reported.

According to the Milliyet newspaper, sniper equipment, night vision binoculars, backpacks, GPS trackers and other military supplies were seized in the raids.