Immediately after the death of ISIS, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, in an American operation announced by President Donald Trump, some considered that what happened was in the context of conspiracy theory, where the killing of al-Baghdadi is buried all the secrets that this terrorist holds for his links to some countries and sources of funding the organization Terrorist.
The former head of Iraq's parliamentary security and defense committee, Hakim al-Zamili, accused US forces of orchestrating the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, fearing he would be arrested, and revealed secrets about IS.
Zamili added that with the killing of al-Baghdadi ended a new page of "ISIS terrorism, and we wait to create a new page and a new leader."
Zamili added that "these contexts and pages known by the US intelligence through which the page is burned and terminated from the roots of murder and liquidation," pointing out that "this case was repeated with the killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in 2010 after the end of his page or his role, after the Iraqi forces at the time to arrest on him".
In the same vein, the Saudi writer in the newspaper "Okaz", Hamoud Abu Taleb, that the US media hype about the lightning attack on Washington by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in one of his hideouts "is like a promotional announcement for President Trump."
Saudi writer Hamoud Abu Taleb said: "Yesterday was loud in the American media, primarily with the rest of the world, and of course our Arab media, when Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi became the leader of the Islamic State after the announcement of a lightning operation to liquidate him in one of his hideouts." It was preceded by what looks like President Trump's announcement by pointing out that a big thing is happening now, and that the day after that is the day of Baghdadi, Trump, ISIS and the American Rambo series.
"Is there any real surprise in the news of al-Baghdadi's death in a military intelligence operation, as is said, and is there an explanation for its timing?"
"Before al-Baghdadi, there was Zarqawi and Osama bin Laden, who announced their liquidation in the same way as al-Baghdadi, a sudden military operation at a chosen time, and then the file folds with all its ambiguity."
He pointed out in the context of clarifying his position that "the means of monitoring and tracking the US fill the sky and the ground very accurately can detect the finer details, but Baghdadi was moving from one place to another and led an organization that seized nearly half of Iraq and two-thirds of Syria without revealing its hideouts and the columns that move with him in his movements." .
Abu Taleb described the above as "something that cannot be understood when the world is to believe that Baghdadi's ability to hide is greater than the ability of American espionage, detection and detection to monitor it." The leader of the organization continued for years overseeing barbaric massacres, battles and conquests with an international coalition to confront it without He succeeds in hunting. "
The Saudi writer talked about what he described as strange creatures, `` suddenly appear to confuse the world and challenge the most powerful forces and occupy countries with their organizations and move like mysterious ghosts, and form alliances to confront them but unable to control them, and suddenly reach their leaders and liquidation, and then disappear those organizations thousands of personnel and equipment. ''
Abu Taleb continued his idea, saying that "Al-Qaeda" has emerged and then diminished "after the spawning of new organizations, and emerged ISIS and now disappears its leader and we do not know what will happen to his army and equipment, what is new what we expect from the intelligence of Uncle Sam and the rest of his comrades."