According to Al-Yemen website, a recent released U.S report unveils the names of 131 activists, university professors and religious faces linked to the terroristic group of ISIL, backing the group in forwarding their aims, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).
In the US foreign ministry recent report in print, the main sources supply the route for terroristic group of DAESH was unmasked. Touching the document, the financial support for the group was gleaned through people’s aid, Zakat and endowment.
As regards to the case, these activists via exploiting people’s feeling get the requirements so as to forward their willful aims.
Of those, 28 of them were Saudi face, 12 Iraqi including six well-known merchants, 10 Pakistani, 8 Algeria, 6 Palestinians, 6 Senegal, 6 Senegalese, 6 Indonesians, 6 Kuwaiti, 4 Eritreans, 3 Turkish, Lebanese, 3 Egyptians and 2 British.
It is deserving of note that characters from Ghana, Sudan, Jordan, Yemen, Qatar, Bahrain, Comoros, Kenya, Somalia , Mauritania, Nigeria, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Bangladesh and living in Sweden, the Netherlands and Australia are also stand in the list.
These aids, through various avenue of holding meetings, gathering, establishing websites, releasing books and news on media are gleaned.
Touching the data released in the report, supporters of these terroristic groups and lap dogs in Iraq are most linked to the ousted regime of this country. It is worthy to note that most are active in Iraqi markets, possessing the merchant affiliates in industry and trading arenas.
The report stressed that the size of financial aids to these groups is literally considerable.
Regarding the conditions stipulated by US foreign ministry, with collaboration of Treasury, on Banks and other financial sources, still some Islamic countries send their aids to these terroristic groups in Iraq and these groups set some taxes on trading and industry activities in their zone of powers.
On June 10, the ISIL militants took control of Mosul, the capital of Nineveh Province, in a lightning advance, which was followed by the fall of Tikrit, located 140 kilometers (87 miles) northwest of the capital Baghdad.
Iraqi armed forces are preparing to stage a massive offensive from several fronts to push militants out of the cities of Tikrit and Mosul.
Iraqi armed forces have managed to regain control of the Abu Tayban region in the city of Ramadi and almost all parts of the strategic town of Tal Afar in Nineveh province.
Iraqi soldiers have also regained control of the Baiji oil refinery in the strategic Salahuddin province after the ISIL militants attacked the oil facility earlier this week.
The ISIL militants have vowed to continue their raid towards Baghdad.
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