Mustafa was at Al Qusayr when, in April, Bashar forces attacked the village, killing dozens of people. He wasbehind one of the regime's tanks and he knew personally some of the men who killed. "Suddenly I realized that I was not fighting against terrorists hired from America, as they kept telling us in military barracks." Then Mustafa decided to leave the Army. But the terror of any potential retaliation against his family kept him in the ranks of Bashar for other two months. Then off to Lebanon where he met dozens of former comrades. All together, everyone with own AK47 received from the Army, passed in Turkey to set their tyrants on the wrong track. From there they got back Syria in order to fight their war, but on the other side… "The right one" as they say today.
by Ugo Borga
Mustafa was at Al Qusayr when, in April, Bashar forces attacked the village, killing dozens of people. He wasbehind one of the regime's tanks and he knew personally some of the men who killed. "Suddenly I realized that I was not fighting against terrorists hired from America, as they kept telling us in military barracks." Then Mustafa decided to leave the Army. But the terror of any potential retaliation against his family kept him in the ranks of Bashar for other two months. Then off to Lebanon where he met dozens of former comrades. All together, everyone with own AK47 received from the Army, passed in Turkey to set their tyrants on the wrong track. From there they got back Syria in order to fight their war, but on the other side… "The right one" as they say today.
