Editing Mehmet Ali Agca (section)

==Allegations of US Involvement in Post-Cold War Terrorism (2010)==
FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds stated that between 1996 and 2002, the US planned, financed, and helped execute major terrorist incidents by Chechen rebels and Mujahideen against Russia, and similar schemes in Xinjiang. She also claimed at least two assassination schemes against pro-Russian officials in Azerbaijan between 1996 and 2001. These claims suggest Gladio's continued relevance beyond the Cold War. (Williams, p. 265)

Mohammed Zayat and Milli Görüş (1997 onwards): Mohammed Zayat, an influential Islamist in Europe, founded SIM in 1997 and has strong ties to the Turkish Islamist group Milli Görüş, having married the daughter of its former head and niece of its founder, Necmettin Erbakan. This highlights the ongoing connections between various Islamist groups and their financial networks in Europe. (A Mosque in Munich: Nazis, the CIA, and the Muslim Brotherhood in the West by Johnson (2010), p. 230)

Mehmet Ali Ağca visits Pope John Paul II's Tomb (December 27, 2014): Ağca, 31 years after the Pope visited him in prison and forgave him, laid white roses on the late pontiff's tomb in the Vatican. (1.8)