LoL Turkiye is launcing an operation to ISIS zone but Kurdish PYD terrorists are crying, whyyy ? : D They were not aiming to destroy ISIS, what happened that they are disturbed suddenly ? : D hmmmmm maybe they were working with ISIS to invade Syrian Arab and Turkomen lands ? Who knows
Actually we don't distinguish PYD and ISIS. Both of them are terrorist for us. But it is nice to see you Russians understand us.
LoL but is not it funny that Turkish army is attacking ISIS zone but PYD reacts it. PYD leader threatens Turkiye that it will be bad for Turks LoL. Was not these guys brave-ass fcker warriors (lol) aiming to destroy ISIS ?
Don't worry those dogs barked too much in the past. We have great army to cope with them. They are the Octopus' puppets.
They work together. So maybe their lower ranks are not aware of it but their leader positions works together. There is such a theatre. ISIS invades an area first. They murder people or forces them to migrate, coalition watches everything without any intervention. Then PYD takes the stage, brave warriors comes in front of city to kick bad guys out. Coalition starts to strike ISIS groups but not all of them, just a few of them in show. Then ISIS withdraws without figthing back, such as they had fought but they lost (lol) and "brave" PYD guys rescue the zone, the zone becomes a Kurdish area anymore, fck the local people.
Turkey is diving head on into the Syrian swamp. If they are smart, they will pull in and very fast pull out again. Otherwise we're going to see them being hit by ISIS and getting in trouble with the Russians. The Syrian Gov. already issued a statement condoning the Turkish invasion. BTW, Calling other people in animal names, is not very smart.
Really ? You are smart guy. We work together Turks to hit ISIS. This is not invasion, everything is done in conformity with international rules. You smart guy.
LoL joe bidem went to Turkiye and welcomed at airport by lieutenant governor. LooooL Turks insult US : D
Russia will support Syria's territorial integrity, so I'm going to assume Turkic Brat is right, and that they knew about this operation.
It is an invasion since Turkey was not invited in by Pres. Assad. The problem here is that the US and Israel want a Kurdish state in Syria that will carry the oil from Iraq to the Mediterranean. If Russia was to stop Turkey, then it will be facilitating the US in breaking up Syria... which it doesn't want. Washington's plans were always to break Syria up into parts, and it hasn't given up on it yet. This is why the war hasn't ended.
Russia has two concerns as far as I can tell. One is that the war will end in Syria, and the other is Turk Stream which will carry gas into southern and central Europe. Washington is causing problems on both fronts. It doesn't want the war to end so Syria can be broken up. Also Soros' regime change freaks are causing trouble in Macedonia. Washington wants officials in Macedonia that can be bribed to cut their own throat, and not allow the pipeline. Stopping the pipeline would be to the detriment not only of Russia, but to Turkey, Greece, Serbia, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Macedonia, Bulgaria, etc., etc. The only nations that would gain by stopping the pipeline would be the US, and Ukraine. More than likely Biden is visiting Turkey to talk about the TAP pipeline that Erdogan stopped, and that would have brought gas in from other nations rather than Russia.
MOD EDIT>>>PREVIOUSLY DELETED POST REMOVED<<< Uhhh Mineva, you forget that all the Al Nusra terrorists from the Caucasus and the Central Asian states are coming into Syria from Turkey. So if any nation was under threat, then it would have been Syria from Turkey, and not Turkey from Syria. Weren't you the one cheering about Turkey expanding into Syria around a year ago? Anyway the situation now has changed, and the Washington supported Kurds are intent on establishing their own state. Let's see what the end result now will be? I wouldn't trust Washington though, they can bribe revolutions and civil strife everywhere. Turkey is not immune. They have a civil war going on ...remember? Not a day goes by without some soldier or policeman being killed. I wonder if Biden is going to make Erdogan an offer he can't refuse?
Syrian refugees have poured into Turkey.. and some of them are bound to be ISIS.. so yes the war in Syria is a threat to Turkey.
Well.... I have always liked the Kurds. They have been among the nicest Muslims I have met. If Turkey even considers realigning with Russia or leaving NATO it will mean Kurdish independence with European/American help. Turkey of course is not going into Syria to help Assad. They are purely motivated by their fear of the Kurds.
But ISIS's terrorist attacks are killing Kurds not Turks, and isn't there a civil war going on in Turkey with them? If I recall correctly, weren't some Kurdish towns bulldozed so as to ethnically cleanse them? Wouldn't then the terrorist attacks on the Kurds be facilitating Erdogan rather than threatening him? This of course makes the terrorist attack on the Syrian Kurds suspect as being another MIT false flag attack... something which I'm sure has entered the minds of many people in the UN.
It certainly appears to me that Turkey is fighting ISIS and the Kurds. - - - Updated - - - Syria is laying landmines near its borders with Lebanon and Turkey, along routes used by refugees to escape the violence, Human Rights Watch reports. The New York-based group quoted accounts from witnesses and deminers. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-17349593 - - - Updated - - - Syria is laying landmines near its borders with Lebanon and Turkey, along routes used by refugees to escape the violence, Human Rights Watch reports. The New York-based group quoted accounts from witnesses and deminers. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-17349593
I know that Israel does support the Kurds, and does want them to have their own homeland. I should certainly think that after what the Kurds have gone through, that they deserve to. I don't believe though Syria was ever home to the Kurds... except maybe for a small percentage. Unless I'm mistaken, most Kurds ran into Syria to escape Turkish oppression. It would be unjust then to take the ancestral lands of the Arabs and give them over to the Kurds. Why should the Arabs suffer for being tolerant and not those who lack tolerance? Turkey as far as I can tell is to blame for the mess. Had they federated like Russia and raised the standard of living of the Kurds rather than using hard handed methods to suppress them or/and ethnically cleanse them, the Kurds wouldn't want to separate from Turkey and these problems wouldn't exist.