Senior Afghani Fatimiyoon mercenary killed in Syria

Opposition fighters killed a commander in the Shia terrorist Afghani group Ali Ata’i during the raging battles which erupted in Latakia northern countryside, Orient Net learnt from special sources. 

Ata’i dubbed "Abo Ali" was the deputy commander of the Afghani Fatimiyoon terrorists, and he had close ties with Qasem Soleimani, the commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps IRGC al-Quds.

Ata’i, who lived in the Iranian city of Mashhad, was one of the terrorists who encouraged Shia Afghans to fight in Syria to support of Assad terrorists.   

It is estimated that 25000 Fatimiyoon terrorists are fighting in most Syrian cities. Almost all of them Shia Muslims from the Hazara ethnic minority. Most of the Afghani men are recruited or drawn from the Afghan diaspora within Iran. But more and more of the men are coming directly from Afghanistan in the past year. The promise of urgently needed salaries — or at least compensation for hardship or death, often paid by the Iranian regime.