Defense officials have revealed that China will dispatch troops against ISIS terrorists in Syria and Iraq. In fear of growing support for Islamic State ideology among Chinese Uyghur Muslims, China’s military is likely to join with Russia in the global campaign against the so called Islamic State (ISIS). Israel National News reports: China is worried about a growing trend among the Uyghur Muslim minority in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region of western China, which has increasingly become a hotbed of support for ISIS. The Turkish army announced last month that of the 913 ISIS terrorists captured illegally crossing the border with Syria since January 2015, the vast majority have been Chinese Muslims. “The real question is whose side will they be on,” one defense official familiar with internal Chinese discussions on the matter told the Washington Times, regarding China’s intentions to take part in the campaign against ISIS. According to the officials, China will likely join in Russia’s airstrike campaign against ISIS which began last September, as opposed to joining the US-led international coalition fighting ISIS. The Russian strikes have also hit Western-backed rebels, sparking tensions. Last December the Chinese government announced new counter-terror policies allowing overseas activities. On Wednesday, Beijing issued a statement calling for greater [...]