Turkey shoots down "Russian Jet" near border

[TopCat]

Turkey is cornered after bears roar..

 

[Beidou2020]

We do, by shooting down bombers crossing our border, even if its from a suped duper power aka big bear Russia.


Yes there are but too less, their voice goes down among the 50 cent army.

But I'm still waiting for Turkey to protect its own people from getting wiped out by shooting down more Russian bombers.

 

[TopCat]

We do, by shooting down bombers crossing our border, even if its from a suped duper power aka big bear Russia.
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That's just shows how a kid Turkey turned into under US and West hegemony...

But I'm still waiting for Turkey to protect its own people from getting wiped out by shooting down more Russian bombers.

Edrogan already bent over.. No more shooting down I suppose.

 

[xenon54 out]

But I'm still waiting for Turkey to protect its own people from getting wiped out by shooting down more Russian bombers.

Your waiting will have an end when they cross the border again.

That's just shows how a kid Turkey turned to under US and West hegemony...



Edrogan already bent over.. No more shooting down I suppose.

Maybe we should take an exsample of the grown up fully developed Bangladesh?

 

[Beidou2020]

That's just shows how a kid Turkey turned under US and West hegemony...



Edrogan already bent over.. No more shooting down I suppose.

Really disappointing by Turkey. Erdogan already begging like a dog for meetings with Putin.

Turkey is showing its cowardly nature by being to scared to protect the Turkmen.

 

[DontShootMeBro]

That's just shows how a kid Turkey turned to under US and West hegemony...



Edrogan already bent over.. No more shooting down I suppose.

This is rich coming from some one from an extremely developed and advanced country on all fronts such as Bangladesh

 

[Beidou2020]

Your waiting will have an end when they cross the border again.


Maybe we should take an exsample of the grown up fully developed Bangladesh?

So you're gonna let your Turkmen just die with no punishment for Russia? WOW.

 

[DontShootMeBro]

Really disappointing by Turkey. Erdogan already begging like a dog for meetings with Putin.

Turkey is showing its cowardly nature by being to scared to protect the Turkmen.

This is really getting out of hand. Your rhetoric is becoming an annoying repetitive verbal diarrhea

 

[PatriotLover]

TO TURKISH MEMBERS:

I have seen reports and tweets that Turkish army us moving everything from Western borders to Syrian borders, also there is report that Turkish army may enter Syria to protect people. Is there any such indication in Turkish TV or news?

 

[TopCat]

This is rich coming from some one from an extremely developed and advanced country on all fronts such as Bangladesh

Sorry Bangladesh is not rich nor developed and never will try to shoot down an American or Russian planes. We dont want to be like a joke what you yourself became.

 

[xenon54 out]

So you're gonna let your Turkmen just die with no punishment for Russia? WOW.

Dont expect chest thumping from me, thats for people like you who need to compensate.

 

[TurAr]

Sorry Bangladesh is not rich nor developed and never will try to shoot down an American or Russian planes. We dont want to be like a joke what you yourself became.

Is being rich and developed and able to protect your borders from violators considered as a joke in Bangladesh? No wonder why it is a hopeless shthole where people chase and kill each other with machetes in mud covered streets over their religions.

 

[xenon54 out]

TO TURKISH MEMBERS:

I have seen reports and tweets that Turkish army us moving everything from Western borders to Syrian borders, also there is report that Turkish army may enter Syria to protect people. Is there any such indication in Turkish TV or news?

Report says Turkey’s anti-DAESH military planning under way
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Members of Syrian opposition group linked to Damascus Front (Shamiyya Front) launch attacks against Daesh terrorists in Herbal village, north of Aleppo, Syria on October 30, 2015.

Turkish media reports claim Turkey will launch ground force operation in mid-December against DAESH strongholds in northern Syria under closer coordination with US-led coalition forces
Nov 12, 2015 15:32 GMT
Turkish media reports have claimed that Turkey will launch an extensive ground operation against DAESH strongholds in northern Syria in mid-December, under close coordination with the US-led coalition forces in order to establish a “refugee zone” in the region.

Media accounts have said Turkey’s move has particularly been driven by recent DAESH pressure on Marea which is just 20 kilometres (12 miles) away from Turkey’s southern border across its Kilis province.

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights stated in late August that DAESH had taken over several villages including Harjalah in the area between Marea and Azez and “encircled” the opposition-held district of Marea, citing a DAESH announcement.

DAESH is already controlling a zone from Jarablus to Marea along the Turkish border. The group reportedly continued attacking the area between Azaz and Mare, situated in northwestern Syria - controlled by other opposition groups.

The Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga forces have launched an operation to liberate the northern Iraqi town of Sinjar from DAESH terrorists with the support of air strikes carried out by the US-led coalition on Thursday.

The Peshmerga successfully took control of a strategic road that connects Sinjar with Raqqa, DAESH's proclaimed capital in Syria, according to the head of Foreign Relations Hemin Hawrami, at the Kurdistan Democratic Party, led by Kurdistan Regional Government President Massoud Barzani.

Ankara takes into account that DAESH groups - are under pressure in northern Syria from Kurdish YPG militias of the PYD - have currently been pushed by the Peshmerga forces in northern Iraq, reinforced by US-led coalition air strikes, could be stuck in an area around Jarablus.

Therefore, Turkey has been planning to move into this territory with a 10,700-strong military force, including its special forces at a depth of 46 kilometres to secure a “refugee zone” for civilians in the areas between Azaz and Jarablus by clearing DAESH from the region, the reports claimed.

The mentioned military units will stand by at seven different regions in the Kilis province along its Syria border expecting the “go” order, the reports added.

However, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said that "A ground force is something which we have to talk [about] together," in an interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour on Nov. 9, signaling that Turkey will coordinate its ground operation against DAESH with the allies.

"There's a need of an integrated strategy including air campaign and ground troops. But Turkey alone cannot take all this burden. If there is a coalition and a very well designed integrated strategy, Turkey is ready to take part in all senses," he emphasised.

Turkish warplanes hit in late October the DAESH targets which are located in an area around the Harjalah village between Marea and Azez where Turkey and US-led coalition forces have long argued that they are aiming to establish an “ISIS [DAESH]-free zone” following the Incirlik deal between the allies.

Turkey reached a comprehensive agreement with the US government on July 23 to allow its Incirlik Air Base to be used by the US-led coalition forces for air strikes against DAESH, to execute a joint action plan for northern Syrian issues.


Now Turkey, which is hosting the 10th G20 Leaders’ Summit this weekend, will share its “refugee zone” plan with world leaders, aiming to address the growing refugee crisis, according to the media reports.

The proposed refugee zone in northwestern Syria will take over five million refugees for at least ten years, having six grand refugee camps, 11 logistics bases, and 17 safety terminals, according to the Turkish plan.

The country will reportedly seek political and economic support of countries participating in the upcoming G20 summit for the plan.

Syrian refugees escaping the violence in their country fled Syria in large numbers following the escalation of the Syrian Civil War in 2012. One of their most preferred destinations was neighbouring Turkey, which hosts the most Syrian refugees in the world according to registration records of the United Nations.

Turkey is also a transit point for refugees aiming to reach European countries from Syria because of its geography bridging the Middle East and Europe.

Turkey has spent more than $8 billion of its own resources on the refugees whose number in the country has exceeded 2.2 million people.

Source:
TRTWorld and agencies

 

[Tiqiu]

Don't know other countries but in Australia, Most turk-born immigrants are dole bludgers, who don't ,mostly can't find jobs and are relying on social security payments. Most of them live in the Sydney suburb of Auburn, search the house price of this suburb then you know who are the stupid ones.

 

[Mirzah]

Erdogan vs Putin

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