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Turkey helps Daesh recruit militants: Russia

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Russia’s Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin ©AFP

The Russian ambassador to the UN says Turkey is assisting Daesh militants in recruiting fellow Takfiris from the Caucasus and Central Asia to join the foreign-backed militancy in Syria.

Vitaly Churkin made the comments in a February 10 letter sent to the UN Security Council, explaining that Daesh recruiters have supposedly formed a network in the Turkish city of Antalya for foreign militants from the former Soviet Union, AFP reported on Thursday.

According to the letter, a Russian national identified as Ruslan Rastyamovich Khaibullov, who lives in Antalya and has Turkish permanent residence, is leading the network.

He further noted that last September, 1,000 Daesh militants from Europe and Central Asia entered Syria from Turkey through the border crossing at Gaziantep.

The recruiters in Turkish detention centers are said to connect lawyers with foreigners who agree to join the ranks of Daesh when they are set free.

Russia has accused the Turkish intelligence of helping to take Daesh extremists from Syria to Yemen through Turkey via Turkish military air transport, or by sea to Yemen’s port of Aden.

The Turkish mission to the UN is yet to respond to the letter.

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A file photo of Daesh Takfiri terrorists

Ankara is widely accused of actively training and arming Takfiri elements and buying smuggled oil from territories held by Daesh.

Echoing Russia's assertions, Selahattin Demirtas co-chairman of the Turkish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) said in an interview with the Greek Efimerida Ton Syntakton newspaper on Wednesday that the Turkish army is cooperating with two extremist groups and is protecting militants as well as al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front Takfiri group in Syria.

The groups “cross fighters and weapons from Turkish soil (into Syria) with the cooperation of Turkish authorities,” he said.

Turkey also stands accused of buying oil from Daesh. Late last year, Russia released satellite images, showing long lines of trucks carrying oil from Daesh-controlled areas in northeastern Syria into Turkey.

Ankara has been among the major supporters of the Takfiri terrorists fighting to topple the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad since 2011.

PressTV-Turkey helps Daesh recruitment: Russia
 
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TerroRussia is accusing others of terrorism....
It wouldn't happen if the world didn't let this criminals' country go with no punishment
 
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lol russia... one jet downed, mouths wide opened :)
 
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Russia has been doing a nice beating on Turkey-supported terrorists inside Syria recently. That's the reason for all the foul mouth on part of the Palace in Turkey (not the secular opposition and a good 30% of the country).

The reality is Turkey can only do with shelling blindly Syrian lands from their side of the border. They will not be able to send a single warplane inside Syria's sovereign airspace.

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Aleppo Residents Back Assad: 'We Don’t Need Help From Turkey' (Video)
 
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These terrorists gotta come from somewhere ... not some wild plants grow from nowhere ...
 
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when i went to istanbul , our next door hotel neighbor was some white looking arab , probably from syria ... you won't believe how many turkish girls he was shagging next door !
 
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Daesh is getting stronger, oil price dropping , Arabs getting weaker, Russians getting more control on region,
Chinese president visit to Saudi Arab, allies going bankrupt, Iran and Russia replacing dollar with yuan for oil sale.
Definateley a new world order is coming.
And it seems this time against zionizm.
 
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at least they dont hide behind Canadian, Portuguese, and Spanish warships with mouths wide opened !:D

Irrevelant countries... Why Russia come here and make us stop shelling PYD bases on daily basis. There are no Canadians here.

The reality is Turkey can only do with shelling blindly Syrian lands from their side of the border. They will not be able to send a single warplane inside Syria's sovereign airspace.

As you said, Turkey never did and will violate a sovereign country's airspace. And Russia will never be able to violate ours.
Btw, those blind shells make point shots.

when i went to istanbul , our next door hotel neighbor was some white looking arab , probably from syria ... you won't believe how many turkish girls he was shagging next door !

Oh man you should see Iranian girls when they come here specially on nevrouz vacations, personally I did experience. No more saying :)
 
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Ankara Bombing Fails to Achive Strategic Changes

The Turkish attempt to use the attack to change the US relations to the Syrian Kurds failed

Originally appeared at Moon of Alabama

The bombing in Ankara yesterday killed 27 mostly military people. It was a big car bomb and a suicide attack.The Turkish government claims that the person who did this was one Saleh Nejar and also claims that he is connected to the Syrian Kurdish group YPG.

There is no way to verify this. But the YPG has so fare never used any car bombs or done any suicide attacks. It never touched any target in Turkey. It officially denied to have taken any part in it.

The Turkish group PKK has done vehicle bomb attacks and a few suicide attacks but not in Ankara or any other major west-Turkish city. Its attacks are usually operational, not strategic like this one.

In the last Turkish version of its magazine the Islamic State had called for attacks in Turkey and on Turkish soldiers. It is the entity that has most to win through such an attack that would predictably be blamed on the Kurds. It is the most plausible culprit.

The attack could also have been arranged by the Turkish secret service MIT. But the number and type of casualties seems to be too high and valuable for a stage-managed false flag attack.

The Turkish government first claimed that that the PKK was responsible for the attack and send fighter jets into the Qandil mountains in Iraq to bomb some PKK positions. The Turkish Prime Minister then blamed the Syrian YPK and then the Syrian President Assad. Next will be Russia, the Jews and the Illuminati.

The Turkish government called in the ambassadors of the permanent members of the UN Security Council to present its evidence. A "western diplomat" told the Wall Street Journal that the evidence shown was "not conclusive". That is the diplomatese expression for "bullshit". The Turkish attempt to use the attack to change the U.S. and EU relations to the YPK failed. The YPK and its associated Arab and Turkmen forces is a very valuable asset for the U.S. to fight the Islamic State. It will refrain from condemning it as long as that is the case.

The YPG groups in west Syria are fighting together with others under the label Syrian Democratic Forces. These and the mysterious additional attendants are pressing Jihadi forces in the Azaz pocket at the Turkish border. They are now seeing more resistance. The Turks use artillery to protect the Jihadis in Azaz and the number of enemies has grown. One "rebel" tells Reuters that 2,000 "rebels" with some tanks came from Idleb through Turkey to Azaz. That number is dubious. The British MI6 outlet SOHR as well as a Turkish pro government daily put the numbers at 350 on Monday and another 500 on Wednesday. To transport the tanks through Turkey would likely have been too much a hassle. I doubt that any reached Azaz.

I suspect that many of these "rebels" in Azaz are actually Turks of some radical nationalist and Islamist faction as well as Grey Wolf fascists which have strong connections to the MIT. Pictures show such "rebels" in Latakia with Turkish and Islamic State flags and in Azaz with their typical Grey Wolf hand sign.

The more "rebels" join the fight in the pocket the less will be in Idleb and elsewhere. The Syrian army and its allies will be happy when lots of the "rebels" join the Azaz pocket and are kept there by the YPG. There is no urge yet to eliminate them.

The Syrian army today liberated Kinsaaba in Latakia near the Turkish border. It was the last bigger holdout of "rebels" in the governate. The Syrian troops in north Latakia can now mop up what is left of the "rebels" and then move to the eastern ridge of the Latakia mountains. From there they can look down onto Idleb province and the city of Jisr al Shughour. When the big battle for Idleb province begins during the next months that city will be their first target.

Yesterdays attack in Ankara has moved less than expected. While the Turks would like to enter Syria and fight the Syrian government troops as well as the YPG they are to afraid of the Russian forces to go alone. NATO and the U.S. are for now unwilling to give them any cover.
 
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Turkey helps Daesh recruit militants: Russia

ec9ad938-3731-4715-9666-94cee910a760.jpg

Russia’s Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin ©AFP

The Russian ambassador to the UN says Turkey is assisting Daesh militants in recruiting fellow Takfiris from the Caucasus and Central Asia to join the foreign-backed militancy in Syria.

Vitaly Churkin made the comments in a February 10 letter sent to the UN Security Council, explaining that Daesh recruiters have supposedly formed a network in the Turkish city of Antalya for foreign militants from the former Soviet Union, AFP reported on Thursday.

According to the letter, a Russian national identified as Ruslan Rastyamovich Khaibullov, who lives in Antalya and has Turkish permanent residence, is leading the network.

He further noted that last September, 1,000 Daesh militants from Europe and Central Asia entered Syria from Turkey through the border crossing at Gaziantep.

The recruiters in Turkish detention centers are said to connect lawyers with foreigners who agree to join the ranks of Daesh when they are set free.

Russia has accused the Turkish intelligence of helping to take Daesh extremists from Syria to Yemen through Turkey via Turkish military air transport, or by sea to Yemen’s port of Aden.

The Turkish mission to the UN is yet to respond to the letter.

4c3a57be-2930-4179-a123-136e74974d0a.jpg

A file photo of Daesh Takfiri terrorists

Ankara is widely accused of actively training and arming Takfiri elements and buying smuggled oil from territories held by Daesh.

Echoing Russia's assertions, Selahattin Demirtas co-chairman of the Turkish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) said in an interview with the Greek Efimerida Ton Syntakton newspaper on Wednesday that the Turkish army is cooperating with two extremist groups and is protecting militants as well as al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front Takfiri group in Syria.

The groups “cross fighters and weapons from Turkish soil (into Syria) with the cooperation of Turkish authorities,” he said.

Turkey also stands accused of buying oil from Daesh. Late last year, Russia released satellite images, showing long lines of trucks carrying oil from Daesh-controlled areas in northeastern Syria into Turkey.

Ankara has been among the major supporters of the Takfiri terrorists fighting to topple the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad since 2011.

PressTV-Turkey helps Daesh recruitment: Russia

We've been hearing it from Putin since the conflict started but the Russians never could show any credible evidence to back up their claim. They show the picture of some trucks and say Erdogan was driving those trucks.
 
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Ruskies gone crazy if they say Erdogan the sultan was driving those trucks.Please share where did they say Erdogan was driving those trucks.

Buddy, why do you take everything literally? It means these Russians see Erdogan in every truck driver in that area. They simply took the photographs of some trucks and tried to say that they were heading towards Turkey carrying purchased oil from the Daesh terrorists. How they came to that conclusion they never bothered to explain.
 
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