Your account has been succesfully created.

SPECIAL OFFER: 15% OFF your annual subscription
SUBSCRIBE

Subscribe now

TURKEY

MIT faces disgruntled Syrian proxies' pay complaints

While Turkey's intelligence service, the MIT, continues to mobilise its [...] (158 words)

Published on 13/01/2021 at 03:30 GMT

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (USD 6)

2 options offered to continue reading

e-wallet

from EUR/USD 50

Only buy articles you are interested in

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

Unlimited access to the website

See our rates

Choose the option that suits you best: Compare all of our offers!

Do you want a free trial before subscribing?

Create your free account

Do you want a free trial before subscribing?

create a free account

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (USD 6)

2 options offered to continue reading

e-wallet

from EUR/USD 50

Only buy articles you are interested in

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

Unlimited access to the website

See our rates

Choose the option that suits you best: Compare all of our offers!

Do you want a free trial before subscribing?

Create your free account

Do you want a free trial before subscribing?

create a free account

Read this article here:

Government Intelligence

SPECIAL OFFER

15% OFF your annual subscription

This offer is open to all new subscribers and runs until 09/06/2023

Set up email notifications for these topics

Al Hamza Brigade
Al Moutassem
Division Sultan Mourad
Fayez Sarraj
Government of National Unity
Hakan Fidan
MIT

Hakan Fidan, the unstoppable reformer of Turkish intelligence

Recep Tayyip Erdogan's powerful spy chief is pushing ahead with his fast-paced overhaul of MIT, Turkey's sole intelligence body, which has been methodically encroaching on the country's military and diplomatic corps's turf. But the intelligence chief is also looking out for his own political aspirations, much to the distaste of the president and his closest allies.

Hakan Fidan, head of Turkey's National Intelligence Agency MIT.

LIBYA SYRIA TURKEY 07/04/2021

Reports of MIT Libyan proxy withdrawal greatly exaggerated

While Paris and Berlin welcomed the announced withdrawal of Syrian [...]

TURKEY UNITED STATES 19/01/2021

Aereos, Roketsan: how US sanctions will have an impact on Turkish Defence firms

Ismail Demir, chairman of the Turkish defence procurement agency, was placed under economic sanctions and visa restrictions by the United States in December. The move will have an immediate impact on a number of US suppliers to the Turkish military.

AZERBAIJAN TURKEY 07/10/2020

MIT redeploys Syrian proxies yet again

By sending its Syrian proxies to support Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh, the MIT is over-exploiting a pool already committed on several fronts. Many fighters have become increasingly resistant to Ankara's orders.

Spotlight

TURKEY 10/06/2020

After Syria and Libya, Ankara makes moves in Yemen

Turkey's military and security apparatus, which is heavily mobilised in Syria and Iraq, Libya and increasingly Yemen, wants to go the distance against Russia on all fronts, despite the strain and internal strife these efforts are causing.

TURKEY 27/05/2020

MIT struggles to control Syrian proxies in Libya

Deployed in Libya since the beginning of this year, some of Turkey's proxy forces taken from the front lines in Syria are standing up to the MIT, the Turkish intelligence force that they are supposed to be taking orders from, even going so far as to defect.

On our other sites

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavusoglu was on a trip to Tripoli on 17 June, along with the head of the Turkish intelligence agency MIT, Hakan Fidan, as Ankara seeks to weigh in on the overhaul of Libyan intelligence. © Turkish Foreign Ministry/Handout via Reuters

Africa Intelligence 02/07/2020

Behind-the-scenes battle in Tripoli for top intelligence job

The coveted post of Tripoli intelligence chief is giving rise to a power struggle within the government as Turkey considers a major overhaul of the intelligence services.

SPECIAL OFFER

15% OFF your annual subscription

This offer is open to all new subscribers and runs until 09/06/2023

Set up email notifications for these topics

Al Hamza Brigade
Al Moutassem
Division Sultan Mourad
Fayez Sarraj
Government of National Unity
Hakan Fidan
MIT

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

Badr Jafar, the businessman 2.0 taking hold in the UAE

MIT faces disgruntled Syrian proxies' pay complaints

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (USD 6)

2 options offered to continue reading

Create your free account

create a free account

SPECIAL OFFER

Set up email notifications for these topics

Hakan Fidan, the unstoppable reformer of Turkish intelligence

Reports of MIT Libyan proxy withdrawal greatly exaggerated

Aereos, Roketsan: how US sanctions will have an impact on Turkish Defence firms

MIT redeploys Syrian proxies yet again

After Syria and Libya, Ankara makes moves in Yemen

MIT struggles to control Syrian proxies in Libya

Behind-the-scenes battle in Tripoli for top intelligence job

SPECIAL OFFER

Set up email notifications for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Follow us

A website produced by

Indigo Publications also publishes: