Turkish Peace Operations in Syria (Operation Olive Branch) Updates & Discussions

[TrMhMt]

500. yıldönümüymüş Mercidabık muharebesinin

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Marj_Dabiq

500 yıl sonra aynı noktadan giriyoruz

So the history repeats itself?
Good start I thought.

 

[T-Rex]

Americans are retarded, they still force themselves to believe YPG is all about fighting Isis....it's about establishing a state and violating Syrias sovereignty while setting up another terror hot spot on our border. I bet the smart analysts in their Intel and military insititutions know and warn the politicians about this, but the White House ignores them. Fools

The US politicians and their Machiavellian policies will never allow peace and democracy in the region. If they are to choose between a democratic Muslim state and PKK type terrorist gangs, they'll always choose the latter.

 

[damm1t]

Videos coming..

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1281702991848049

 

[T-Rex]

from perspective view , beginning a military operation immediately after mass cleaning of army is super dangerous ...

On the contrary it's safer now since the traitors are in no position to sabotage the mission.

 

[TrMhMt]

Cumhurbaşkanı Recep Tayyip Erdoğan ”Bayrağımızı indiremeyeceksiniz, vatanımızı parçalayamayacaksınız, devletimizi yıkamayacaksınız, ezanlarımızı susturamayacaksınız, bu ülkeye diz çöktüremeyeceksiniz. Bu halka boyunduruk vuramayacaksıniz"

It is this. This is my leader.

You lead us we will follow you...

We have been waiting for this for years.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

one hour ago Çobanbey captured and 15 minutes ago Keklice captured, Turkish army moving very speedy...

For real bro? That's fucking DOPE! Hats off to Turkish Army.

 

[EgyptianAmerican]

Best of Luck to Turkey!

 

[T-Rex]

The Turkish Special Forces are playing a key role in the operation launched at 04.00 a.m. on Aug. 24 to back the Free Syrian Army (FSA) to free the Syrian town of Jarablus from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).

According to military sources speaking on condition of anonymity, Turkish special forces “like those of others such as the Americans, Russians, British, etc.,” are not carrying out the actual fight but are supporting the FSA movements.

The Turkish forces are under the command of Lieutenant General Zeki Aksakallı who was seen by reporters at the “zero line” of the Turkish-Syria border this morning.

Aksakallı was recently promoted to this rank by the Supreme Military Council (YAŞ), chaired by Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım, in its first meeting since the failed coup attempt of July 15.

Aksakallı, in his former capacity as major general, played a key role in the defeat of the attempted coup after realizing that his deputy, Brigadier General Salih Terzi, was an active member of the junta.

Terzi was actually in charge of the special ops along the Syria border (and when necessary across it). He was not supposed to be in the capital Ankara on the night of the coup attempt, but he was there to raid and seize the Special Forces HQ near the city.

Aksakallı got trapped inside the Special Forces HQ as the plot was underway, after which he phoned his bodyguard, Sergeant Major Ömer Halisdemir, who was outside the building. According to his own testimony, Aksakallı told Halisdemir that Terzi was a traitor and said Halisdemir should stop him from entering the building, shooting and killing him if necessary at the expense of his own “martyrdom.”

As soon as taking his orders, Halisdemir intervened in the soldiers advancing toward the building with Terzi.

He ordered them to stop but they instead sprayed him with bullets, killing him on the spot.

Aksakallı was ultimately able to take control and, with soldiers loyal to the government, raid the Akıncı Air Base, which had been seized by the plotters to be used as their operation center. It was also the site where abducted top brass were being held, and the saving of them marked a turning point in the coup attempt.

The late Halisdemir’s name has since been given to a number of places like schools and parks. Aksakallı was also promoted and is now leading the operation to back the Free Syria Army operation against ISIL in Jarablus.

Documents seized from the case of the chief of personnel of the Joint Staff, who is now under arrest as one of the organizers of the plot, show that if the coup had succeeded Terzi would have become head of the Special Forces and Aksakallı would have been retired, if not worse.
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/tu...ight.aspx?pageID=238&nID=103178&NewsCatID=352

The FSA deserve assistance from its allies the way asadists and the YPG terrorists get it from their allies. For too long the US prevented that from happening.

 

[usernameless]

This is a move that is going to hurt Turkey in the long run. The Iranian proxies are going to bleed your soldiers to death. They might say they don't support Kurdish separatists, but they will If they can bleed out your forces. I don't trust the Iranians and this has nothing to with sectarianism either.

If Iranian proxies are caught attacking our forces, it will give us a casus belli to attack them. This will weaken them and in turn weaken resistance against fsa and others. I'm sure one of the last things Iranian proxies now want is to get confronted by Turkish army too.

 

[CrimsonFury]

Guys want to have some fun? Go and read the comments section in The Guardians latest article on Euphrates Shield. And giggle while you read the bastards cry for their terrorist YPG rats being denied autonomy. Dogs

The FSA deserve assistance from its allies the way asadists and the YPG terrorists get it from their allies. For too long the US prevented that from happening.

God help anyone that tries to get in the way of Euphrates Shield...they'll need it

 

[TrMhMt]

I think last night SF units have pointed the targets and TurAF hit the targets to open the way for the Turkish Armed Forces. This morning our land forces have started to move in Syria.

Awesome tactics. Awesome result.

 

[alarabi]

FSA members taking pictures with Turkish army tanks in the way to Jarablus.

Are they going to take back Manbij?

 

[T-Rex]

Guys want to have some fun? Go and read the comments section in The Guardians latest article on Euphrates Shield. And giggle while you read the bastards cry for their terrorist YPG rats being denied autonomy. Dogs


God help anyone that tries to get in the way of Euphrates Shield...they'll need it

I would love to see the expressions of the CIA terrorists! I'm sure they are cursing Erdogan like bitches.

 

[500]

Kaklijah village east of Jarabulus is captured

http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=36.805024&lon=37.957420&z=13&m=b

 

[T-Rex]

FSA members taking pictures with Turkish army tanks in the way to Jarablus.

Are they going to take back Manbij?

Now, it's a fair fight between the barrel bombers and FSA.