Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia paying for guns sent to Syrian oppositions by CIA: Report
ISTANBUL- Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar are allegedly paying for weapons sent to Syrian opposition fighters through CIA operatives working on Turkish soil, the New York Times has reported.

According to statements made by American officials and Arab intelligence officers, weapons such as grenades and rifles are being passed into Syrian through southern Turkey under the provision of CIA operatives working on the ground.

Operations are being conducted under secrecy and are funded by Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, according to the New York Times. 

The CIA is also constantly attempting to build networks of communication and create allies within opposition circles.

The CIA is considering to provide further assistance to the rebels, including satellite images and intelligence, according to the report.

The White House, State Department and CIA have declined to comment on the claims, Hurriyet daily said.

News Code: 1848  |  Date: 2012/06/21  |  Time: 17 : 46

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