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Iranians outside Iran are usually very secular and oppose their goverment.

Disagreed! Jordan is not willing to participate and that totally block KSA. Syria is turkey's backyard. We already took care of our own backyard in Bahrain and Yemen.

Yes, They are now. But if they do not act, you will see them fighting with PKK in Istanbul streets.

Yes, I care. Your whole SLV technology (barely better than Israel) is far behind Russian SLV tech. Look at the latest Russian ICBMs or SLVs (The last Soyuz launched less than a week ago.). Your best SLV is a four stage liquid based missile that finally you got after millions of try and error...

Not related to the topic but your statement is wrong. Your air-force and missile system mostly relies on Russian technology.

Tragic, if true.

Why do they need coal this much?

I wish you has spent those efforts in your backyard in Syria. NATO uses Turkey wherever it wants but never pays back when the time comes. You are proud of being US footmen in Afghanistan.

USA said not but KSA went ahead in Bahrain without permission. We never acted like a puppet. We never let down our friends.

If you sum up all Arab countries, you will get only KSA. Look at KSA actions: We engaged in Bahrain and Yemen when we had to. We paid the price to the last penny. If we had not done that, we would have been fighting with Iranian proxies in mecca streets right now. THIS IS WHAT A REGIONAL POWER...

Contrarily, Not acting means a Kurdish safe heaven in Syria for a very very long time. Action leads to the controll of 70% of the whole kurdish lands (including the friendly Iraqi Kurdistan)

The same risks Iran is taking: 1. Losing some respect (for Iran a huge part of Sunni street Arabs, for Turkey losing some of its own Alawites) 2. An independent Alawite state. 3. A very small chance of war with Iran ( Not likely) 4. Russia's anger 5. Most importantly: ANTO and US back stab (very...

Many: 1. Limiting Iran 2. Gas pipeline of Quatar up to Turkey. 3. Trades. 4. PKK ...

But you have an strong airforce...Please donot think that i am trying to drag you....But i can see that SA is more intrested to fight with Syria rather than Turkey.....So if you have a stake...then come to front and show your leadership quality to achive your objective.. Yes, But ground forces...

To Surenas: That is my point. As a regional power, you should be confident of your forces and step in. Is Iran worried about the aftermath of its involvement? No. I am not blaming your country. You are pretty good for your own benefits (Shia benefit).

We do not have any borders with Syria. We are doing our best.

I have a question for Turkish brothers: Why is Turkey chickening out in the Syrian issue? FSA has relied on them. Why is Turkey waiting for NATO to act? You know that Syrian army, although not week, can not handle your forces. If you want to be a regional power, you should act like a regional...