By transferring terrorists to Afghanistan Washington seeks establishing a new Daesh in the region: IRGC official

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TEHRAN , (ST)-Deputy Chief of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) for Parliamentary Affairs Mohammad Saleh Jokar said that the US protects and transfers Daesh terrorist to Afghanistan to form a new Daesh in the region after the validity of the current version of this terror organization has expired.

In an interview with Mehr news agency, Jokar said that the US has established Daesh in the region in order to maintain its interests, implement its agendas and create dispute and a state of instability and insecurity in the Islamic world to set the ground proper for the survival of the Zionist entity.

 He pointed out that the resistance of the Syrian and Iraqi people with the support of their allies has aborted this US scheme.

In a reaction to the death of Daesh Chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Jokar said “the move will only influence domestic political affairs in the US including the upcoming elections.”

Hamda Mustafa

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