30.10.2026 10:32
The Presidency of the National Intelligence Organization conducted an operation against the so-called Khorasan province of the terrorist organization ISIS. Uğur Bahadır, code-named "Abdullah," who was operating within the so-called Khorasan province of ISIS (ISKP), was captured by MİT and brought to Turkey.
As a result of intelligence work carried out by the National Intelligence Organization (MİT), it was determined that Uğur Bahadır, code-named “Abdullah,” who was operating within the ISIS terrorist organization, crossed from Turkey to the Afghanistan-Pakistan region.
CAPTURED ON THE AFGHANISTAN-PAKISTAN ROUTE
It was determined that Bahadır assumed various duties in ISIS camps in the region and carried out instructions given on behalf of the organization. In line with the information obtained, Uğur Bahadır, who was captured in an operation conducted in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region, was brought to Turkey.
CONFESSED HIS ORGANIZATION LINKS
In his statement, the terrorist Uğur Bahadır described his contact with Özgür Altun, code-named “Abu Yasir Al Turki,” who managed the transfer of organization members from Turkey to the Afghanistan-Pakistan region. In his statement, Bahadır also shared in detail the training he received within ISIS, the duties assigned to him on behalf of the organization, and organizational activities in the region.
JOINED THE ORGANIZATION IN 2024
Uğur Bahadır joined the ISIS terrorist organization in 2024 by crossing from Turkey to the Afghanistan-Pakistan region. It was determined that the person who directed Bahadır to the organization was Özgür Altun, code-named “Abu Yasir Al Turki,” who was captured at the beginning of 2025. It was known that Altun carried out duties given by ISIS and played an active role in transferring organization members from Turkey to the region.
On the other hand, it was determined that the terrorist Bahadır acted together with Ahmet Kazancı, code-named “Abu Ubeyde / Abu İbrahim,” one of the ISIS media unit officials captured at the beginning of 2026, in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region.
As a result of the operation and work carried out by MİT, it was reported that the ISIS terrorist organization's attack planning against Turkey was prevented, the organization's recruitment of members was exposed, and its activity plans were seized.