Most of foreign mercenaries killed in Chechnya are Turks

[AKINCI]

RIA Novosti, Russia

MOST OF FOREIGN MERCENARIES KILLED IN CHECHNYA ARE TURKS


WASHINGTON, January 13 (RIA Novosti, Alexei Berezin) - Turkey is a
record-breaker among the nations whose citizens have been killed as
mercenaries operating as part of illegal armed formations in
Chechnya, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov told a news
conference at the Russian embassy in Washington.

"I see no major problems in the Russian-Turkish relations, except the
double standards towards the fight against terrorism. I mean Turkey
is a record-breaker in terms of the number of its citizens killed in
Chechnya while operating with Chechen illegal armed formations," the
minister noted.

Minister Ivanov also stressed that the Russian-Turkish relations had
been on the rise, all the more so that Russian President Vladimir
Putin has recently paid a visit to Turkey and a large Turkish
businessman team led by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Erdogan
reciprocated as early as in the beginning of this week.

Responding to questions about the Russian-Armenian relations in light
of Russia's links with Turkey, the Russian defense minister noted
that Armenia was a closest Russian ally.

"Our two countries are members of the Collective Security Treaty
Organization (along with Armenia and Russia, the members of this
defense organization under the CIS auspices are Belarus, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan). There is a large Russian military base in
Armenia. We have very close economic and cultural links," Ivanov
said.

At the same time, he said, "We are not going to push Armenia in any
direction. Armenia is a sovereign nation that will take its own
decision on where it wants to go. This is a principle of ours."

 

[AKINCI]

They called to them as mercenaries but all of them volunteers.

 

[nForce]

They called to them as mercenaries but all of them volunteers.

volunteered to be merceneries??

 

[AKINCI]

pray to your cow don't talk much

 

[nForce]

pray to your cow don't talk much

ohh mama.. im scared...

 

[AKINCI]

ohh mama.. im scared...

You should only scare to Allah.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Dnt want to be an ... but we also caught turks militants frm FATA.

 

[Ozturk10]

pray to your cow don't talk much

There's no need for the intolerance. He asked you a question. If you don't have a valid rebuttal don't resort to petty remarks.

 

[pmukherjee]

RIA Novosti, Russia

MOST OF FOREIGN MERCENARIES KILLED IN CHECHNYA ARE TURKS


WASHINGTON, January 13 (RIA Novosti, Alexei Berezin) - Turkey is a
record-breaker among the nations whose citizens have been killed as
mercenaries operating as part of illegal armed formations in
Chechnya, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov told a news
conference at the Russian embassy in Washington.

"I see no major problems in the Russian-Turkish relations, except the
double standards towards the fight against terrorism. I mean Turkey
is a record-breaker in terms of the number of its citizens killed in
Chechnya while operating with Chechen illegal armed formations," the
minister noted.

Minister Ivanov also stressed that the Russian-Turkish relations had
been on the rise, all the more so that Russian President Vladimir
Putin has recently paid a visit to Turkey and a large Turkish
businessman team led by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Erdogan
reciprocated as early as in the beginning of this week.

Responding to questions about the Russian-Armenian relations in light
of Russia's links with Turkey, the Russian defense minister noted
that Armenia was a closest Russian ally.

"Our two countries are members of the Collective Security Treaty
Organization (along with Armenia and Russia, the members of this
defense organization under the CIS auspices are Belarus, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan). There is a large Russian military base in
Armenia. We have very close economic and cultural links," Ivanov
said.

At the same time, he said, "We are not going to push Armenia in any
direction. Armenia is a sovereign nation that will take its own
decision on where it wants to go. This is a principle of ours."

What the hell were they doing there? Didn't they know that Chechnya was a part of Russia? If you challenge the sovereignty of another nation, you are on a very slippery slope.

 

[Luftwaffe]

Is russia whining and babbling again?
After what it did to afghanistan it is talking about others?
Let others whoop your A**.

 

[AKINCI]

There's no need for the intolerance. He asked you a question. If you don't have a valid rebuttal don't resort to petty remarks.

lol sure just a question what can i say?

 

[pmukherjee]

Is russia whining and babbling again?
After what it did to afghanistan it is talking about others?
Let others whoop your A**.

What Russia did to Afghanistan was no different from what you did to Afghanistan after the Russians left and what the Americans are doing now. The word you are looking for is 'Rape". No crocodile tears please, doesn't impress anybody.

 

[AKINCI]

What Russia did to Afghanistan was no different from what you did to Afghanistan after the Russians left and what the Americans are doing now. The word you are looking for is 'Rape". No crocodile tears please, doesn't impress anybody.

What did Pakistanis do to Afghanistan?

 

[Desert Fox]

What Russia did to Afghanistan was no different from what you did to Afghanistan after the Russians left and what the Americans are doing now. The word you are looking for is 'Rape". No crocodile tears please, doesn't impress anybody.

and with the Russians you guys tried to support the Baluch insurgency in Pakistan which is why Pakistan retaliated by supporting Taliban to neutralize indian presence! Basically tit for tat!

So your crocodile tears don't impress anybody!

 

[Desert Fox]

What did Pakistanis do to Afghanistan?

we did have a few border issues with Afghanistan (Afghans supported insurgencies in Pakistan since Pakistan's independence and in some cases Afghan army even entered our territory which is why Pakistan responded by supporting insurgencies in Afghanistan)

Later on during the 1970's and 1980's indian intelligence along with Russians and Afghans began to support Baloch insurgencies in Pakistan's Balochistan province.

Basically indians need to stop acting innocent, they are responsible for the mess in Afghanistan just as much as Afghanistan, Russia, USA and Pakistan are.