Videos circulated online show an Uzbek extremist fighter from the “Muhajireen al-Ansar”, affiliated with the Ministry of Defense of the de facto authority, issuing explicit threats to exterminate Kurds in Syria, while simultaneously publishing footage that documents summary executions and war crimes against Kurdish civilian detainees, openly boasting about committing these acts.

In one clip, the individual answers a question about why he came to Syria, stating that he came “in the cause of God to defend Muslims and to support our Muslim brothers,” claiming that Syria has become “his country” after marrying Syrian women and having children, and asserting that Syria is “more precious and dear than his country of origin.”

In another video, he delivers a racially and sectarian-motivated threat against Kurds, using degrading language, declaring his hostility toward Kurds in Turkey and Iraq, and vowing revenge against them in Syria—while simultaneously filming the body of a Kurdish after executing him in cold blood.

He further states explicitly that his objective is to “restore al-Jazira to its origins” by raising the so-called “banner of monotheism,” threatening to advance toward Qamishli and Hasakah, and referencing the repetition of what occurred previously in Tabqa and Raqqa, within a context of open calls for violence and extermination on ethnic and religious grounds.

“We’re continuing to Qamishli—you’ll see us there. We will raise the banner of La ilaha illa Allah in the heart of Hasakah just as we did in Tabqa and Raqqa. Just wait a little, you pigs, and we will be in the middle of your homes, God willing, Almighty.”

Legal Characterization:
• Direct admissions of committing war crimes
• Public incitement to killing and genocidal violence
• Documented threats against a specific ethnic group
• Glorification of summary executions and grave violations

Such content constitutes one of the gravest forms of international crimes warranting accountability.

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