Russian warplane violates Turkish airspace

[Hurshid Celebi]

LOOL I like your sarcasm.

You can believe it. I can post evidence

 

[mike2000 is back]

As for this news, its just diplomatic talk. there wont be any shoot out war between NATO/Turkey and Russia.Russia has also done the same with many Scandinavian/eastern European countries etc.

Countries have been violating each other airspace for decades without any wars, this case wont be any different.

 

[atatwolf]

As for this news, its just diplomatic talk. there wont be any shoot out war between NATO/Turkey and Russia.Russia has also done the same with many Scandinavian/eastern European countries etc.

Countries have been violating each other airspace for decades without any wars, this case wont be any different.

It is not the same here. A war is going on in Syria and obviously Turkey has security issues on the Syria-Turkey border. Turkey's rules of engagement is shoot to kill at the moment while the rules of engagement in eastern-European countries are not.

 

[mike2000 is back]

You can believe it. I can post evidence

lol Ok seems you were serious. Go ahead and post your evidence even though their country highest leadership have already denied any involvement. Teach us something new.

 

[Hyperion]

No one is rooting for Russia over Turkey, when push comes to shove, we will be there with our Turkish brothers, no questions asked, however, that DOES NOT MEAN that we are blind. Erdogan's Turkey is not necessarily Ataturk's Turkey, what AKP needs to do is stop eating Saudi foreign policy, verbatim.

Quite eye opening to see that a lot of Pakistani are rooting for Russia while Russia is violating Turkish air space.

 

[RoadRunner401]

The Russian Ministry of Defence released an image that purports to show a Sukhoi Su-30SM 'Flanker' fighter armed with R-27 (AA-10 'Alamo') medium- and R-73 (AA-11 'Archer') short-range air-to-air missiles, parked at an airbase in Syria's coastal Latakia province. This would suggest that Russian Su-24 'Fencer', Su-25 'Frogfoot', and Su-34 'Fullback' strike aircraft are flying with escort fighters, further raising the possibility of a NATO-Russian clash in the skies over Syria.

Turkey protests second Russian air incursion in as many days - IHS Jane's 360

 

[Surenas]

Just in:

https://twitter.com/x/status/651370246226489344

https://twitter.com/x/status/651372688473243648

 

[SipahSalar]

It will take a 6-8 hour operation to destroy all Russian jets in Syria, that's not a problem. The real problem is what comes after that?

NATO is very timid when it comes to an actual fight with an actual military, but i think even they will have to draw a line somewhere.

 

[atatwolf]

No one is rooting for Russia over Turkey, when push comes to shove, we will be there with our Turkish brothers, no questions asked, however, that DOES NOT MEAN that we are blind. Erdogan's Turkey is not necessarily Ataturk's Turkey, what AKP needs to do is stop eating Saudi foreign policy, verbatim.

Turkey is not following Saudi foreign policy. Turkey's and Saudi's foreign policy is quite far apart. Some Pakistani think that by rooting for Russia/China, they will be their special pet or something. Obviously not all Pakistani of course. But some do get hostile to Turkey for following its interests.

 

[omega supremme]

Turkey should get out of this rebel support mess and secure it's own border and let America handle Russia on it's own

 

[Falcon29]

Nobody cares.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Turkey should , not get involved and focus on its own interest

Occasional flight mistakes happen

 

[Hyperion]

Pakistani 'Think Tanks' will follow interests of Pakistan, while keeping in mind wider interests of Turkiye. As I said, invitation to WW3 at behest of CIA/MOSAD/GID is in the interests of no one. Furthermore, when it comes to the fate of Kurds and Turkish territorial integrity, we are ONLY with you, however, at the same time you need to understand and not to play in the manipulative hands of NATO, which I guarantee you, has no love lost for Turkiye, neither do the Saudi's.

Saudis and the US need to pay the price of their adventurism, best Turkish foreign policy in such a state should be to abstain from any adventurism on their behalf.

Turkey is not following Saudi foreign policy. Turkey's and Saudi's foreign policy is quite far apart. Some Pakistani think that by rooting for Russia/China, they will be their special pet or something. Obviously not all Pakistani of course. But some do get hostile to Turkey for following its interests.

 

[RoadRunner401]

Quite eye opening to see that a lot of Pakistani are rooting for Russia while Russia is violating Turkish air space.

I am 100% sure majority of Turks disagree with their government policy of training and arming terrorist to be used in Syria and probably cheering the Russians same way as rest of the civilized world when the Russian strikes the Terrorist.

 

[Falcon29]

Pakistani 'Think Tanks' will follow interests of Pakistan, while keeping in mind wider interests of Turkiye. As I said, invitation to WW3 at behest of CIA/MOSAD/GID is in the interests of no one. Furthermore, when it comes to the fate of Kurds and Turkish territorial integrity, we are ONLY with you, however, at the same time you need to understand and not to play in the manipulative hands of NATO, which I guarantee you, has no love lost for Turkiye, neither do the Saudi's.

Saudis and the US need to pay the price of their adventurism, best Turkish foreign policy in such a state should be to abstain from any adventurism on their behalf.

WW3 will not happen over a small dogfight in Turkish Air Space. Many people here underestimate the US, just because it is pulling out of the ME doesn't mean it's weak. Russia and China both can't handle the US, US will hit them from space if they have to. World War means everyone gave up and wants to commit suicide, I doubt they are taking it that seriously at least of now.