Syrian Mercenaries Fighting for Azerbaijan in Artsakh Complain About Unpaid Wages from Turkey
Syrian mercenaries fighting for Azerbaijan in Artsakh are complaining that Turkey has not paid the promised wages for the war. According to Infoteka24, the mercenaries claim that Turkey and Azerbaijan had promised them $2,000 per month, along with an additional $100 bonus for each severed head of an Armenian.
However, instead of the promised payments, they have only received between $200 to $300. It is noteworthy that Ankara and Baku have denied the involvement of mercenaries in the war, despite the presence of undeniable evidence.
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