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Former ISIS fighters in Afghanistan have said that the Pakistani military provided weapons to them.<ref>https://tolonews.com/afghanistan/former-daesh-fighters-claim-pakistan-funded-them</ref>
 
Former ISIS fighters in Afghanistan have said that the Pakistani military provided weapons to them.<ref>https://tolonews.com/afghanistan/former-daesh-fighters-claim-pakistan-funded-them</ref>
 
In June 2017, Abdul Saboor Sabet stated that Pakistani Militias gave reinforcement to ISIS militants against the Afghan Army in the Tora Bora region.<ref>https://tolonews.com/afghanistan/pakistani-militia-backed-daesh-tora-bora-offensive-nds</ref>
 
In June 2017, Abdul Saboor Sabet stated that Pakistani Militias gave reinforcement to ISIS militants against the Afghan Army in the Tora Bora region.<ref>https://tolonews.com/afghanistan/pakistani-militia-backed-daesh-tora-bora-offensive-nds</ref>
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===Turkey===
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There is evidence to show that the Turkish Intelligence agency MIT, in [[collusion]] with its Western and Middles Eastern partners, conspired to bus ISIS and Al-Qaeda terrorists to Syria which the United States trained at [[NATO]] bases in Turkey. Former ''Today's Zaman'' editor Abdullah Bozkurt, added that the buses were also owned by the MIT. <ref>https://www.investigativeproject.org/7809/report-wiretaps-show-turkish-intel-supported-isis</ref> A captured ISIS jihadist claimed that Turkey provided them with drones and munitions to be used against the Kurds. He also claimed that Turkish hospitals treated ISIS fighters during the 2014-2015 Battle for Kobane.
    
===Obama's United States===
 
===Obama's United States===
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