‘My job was to direct operatives to receive the foreign fighters in Turkey,’ Abu Mansour explains, referring to the network of ISIS-paid people who facilitated foreign fighter travel from Istanbul to the Turkish border towns of Gaziantep, Antakya, Sanliurfa, etc. ‘Most of them were paid by Dawlah [ISIS],’ Abu Mansour explains, but differentiates them from ISIS members, due to their non-ideological motivations. ‘Most of those working on the Turkish side, their goal is money,’ he said. Although when asked about ISIS networks inside Turkey, he also admits, ‘Many in Turkey believe and give their bayat [oath of allegiance] to Dawlah. There are ISIS guys living in Turkey, individuals and groups, but no armed groups inside Turkey.’