The Pakistani Taliban joined the battle against Syria claims

Islamabad / Peshawar: Pakistani Taliban camps and fighting with rebels opposed to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria to have sent hundreds of men, militants with ties to al-Qaeda's central leadership strategy , said Sunday.

The anti-Assad uprising began more than two years, the Shiite Syria `unjust 'a holy war against what is seen as people flocked to the Middle East, which has become a magnet for foreign fighters are Sunni.

Such a branch of Al Qaeda to the United States as described by Al Nusra Front, as has worked closely with militant groups, they primarily as a result of the Arab spring conflict the same riven such as Libya and Tunisia come from surrounding countries.

On Sunday, hundreds of fighters that Pakistan Taliban commanders in their "Friends Mujahideen" to fight with the evening were, decided to join the cause.

said.


More rivalries already declared "free Syrian army" and Islamists has been on the boil in the evening, on the ground in a complex image.

Rebel held areas of northern Syria Islamists now control most of the smaller, more efficient work force.

An al-Qaida-linked militant group after a dispute in the coastal city of Latakia "free Syrian army" one of the top commanders killed Thursday when the tension began.

It Shiite Hezbollah and Iran with fighters, backed by Mr. Assad's forces, on the evening of the battle when the benefit comes at a time.

Spoke on condition of anonymity that a Taliban commander in Pakistan, the decision to send fighters to Syria, "Arab friends" have come to demand.

"Our Arab brothers have come to help us, we help them in their respective countries and that we are bound to have done in the evening," he told Reuters.

"We in Syria have established our own camp., Some of our people there after spending some time in the war and then come back."

Al Qaeda and the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan group, in turn, the Federally Administered Tribal Areas.In the latest sign that the trend has deployed their fighters who have close links with other jihadist groups, At least two suspected foreign militants in North Waziristan on Saturday night was killed in a drone attack, local security officials said.

Ahmed Rashid, a prominent Pakistani author and Taliban expert, Syria Taliban fighters Al-Qaeda allies by sending them as an act of loyalty is likely to be appreciated.

"Al Qaeda, the Pakistani Taliban are a surrogate. 'We care or training from the Pakistani Taliban that is being given to foreigners was all there in FATA," the Pakistani city of Lahore Rashid said that based .

"He was clearly the agenda of Al Qaeda, global jihadists are acting like., This evening to strengthen ties with militant groups in a way, I think ... and influence power to expand their sphere.