Ankara does not consider the United States involved in the coup attempt

Noteworthy is the change in the rhetoric of the Turkish leadership after the meeting of the Turkish and US presidents at the G20 summit in China. If immediately after the implementation of the coup attempt in Turkey, the Turkish authorities clearly hinted that they consider the United States to be involved in the organization of the coup (which resulted, for example, in the prohibition of American flights aviation from the Incirlik air base), now everything is different.

CNN cites a statement by Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmush, in which he claims that "there is no suspicion that the United States was behind the organization of the coup attempt, Ankara does not have any."

Kurtulmush:

We do not believe that the United States is behind the attempted coup in the country.

However, against this background, the Turkish Deputy Prime Minister outlined the position of Ankara, according to which Turkey will not abandon the requirements for the United States to extradite the preacher Fethullah Gülen.

Deputy Chairman of the Turkish Cabinet:

Fetullah Gülen is responsible, and we expect Washington to extradite him or to arrest him while he is completing extradition procedures. We gave Washington enough evidence. The United States has a complete dossier.

It is hardly possible to assume that the United States had no idea about the preparation of a coup d'etat in Turkey, if only because Gulen’s activities were actively “monitored” by the American special services. Therefore, in the statements of Kurtulmush there is a significant share of guile.

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[BARKAS]

East matter delicate craftiness in their blood; sometimes for some reason our politicians forget about it.

[cniza]

Politics, and especially Western, sheer cunning, all the hints and promises with signals.

[34 region]

07.35. Shiz! What? Craftiness? Which one? Turkey seems to have pressed their economic Faberge elementarily. The West is very honest and straightforward. Our interests! Competition! Where competitors elementary urinate. And the best competitor is a dead competitor. It's all about an adult. And the naive kindergarten does not roll here. The naive Saddam was hanged, and the naive Gaddafi was killed.

[Tatyana]

Quote from the article
Ankara does not consider the United States involved in the coup attempt.

But this is in vain !!!
Thanks to the pseudo-peacemaker Obama at the G20 summit in China, the American - CIA - "snake" again managed after its "bite" to stay in Turkey's bosom!

[Tatyana]

Fetullah Gulen alive Washington will not give Turkey!
He knows too much about the role of the United States in organizing a coup in Turkey.

[The brightest]

Quote: Tatiana

He knows too much about the role of the United States in organizing a coup in Turkey.

Yes there wasn’t any coup, there was a re-enactment to clean up the military disloyal to Erdogan. At least it looks that way.

[samoletil18]

What slyness? Charters from Russia flew - they removed the problem. Now to adapt to the United States, suddenly, what will fall and from them delicious.
My cat also behaves. With my wife, like everyone else, disagreements sometimes happen. Then the cat leads one to the kitchen, and then the other spouse. Although, as an intermediary, he manifests himself in this. But in big politics, only self-interest.

[vyinemeynen]

the macaques of the Turks seemed to sell, let's see how this affects Syria.

[SRC P-15]

"CNN quotes a statement by Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmush, in which he claims that" Ankara has no suspicions that the United States was behind the organization of the coup attempt. "
Maybe he wanted to say that there is no evidence? Till. Well, it was not in vain that Erdogan brought to Turkey a chief of foreign intelligence to meet with Putin.

[The black]

In politics, not always yes means YES, but no - NO ....

[jjj]

But now we must wait for delays in the Turkish Stream

[Skifotavr]

The cunning plan again suddenly covered his mustache.

[OLD FART]

The cunning plan remained, just "mustachioed scared" ...: But we still hold it tightly in one place (it can break out, but with a squeal and blue ...) NATO, nevertheless, for now ....

[Andrey Yuryevich]

the Turks realized that they had gone too far, so they were trying to smooth out the sharp corners. whatever one may say, but NATO ...

[avg-mgn]

Whatever it was, but this statement can be linked directly with information about the beginning of the fundamental study of the Turkish Stream. The states do not want to miss the region. I would not be surprised if the last attack on a Turkish tank column in Syria was not without puppeteers, which suggests that this is so.

[Knowing]

Surprise the Turks more and more. As on a camomile guessing...
But Brzezinski in his article emphasized that with the suppression of the coup, all truth surfaced, while the United States, supporting the coup on July 15, made a gross mistake in its policy towards Turkey.

[Blackmokona]

The US condemned the coup as soon as it began and expressed full support for Erdogan. I have been following the coup from the very beginning.

[Knowing]

In continuation:
It took the United States and the putschists more than 8 months and more than $ 2 billion to prepare the coup, which they transferred through African banks under the control of American General John F. Campbell.
Newspapers Aksam and Yeni afak, during an independent investigation, unveiled the names of US intelligence agents who were directly involved in the attempted military coup in Turkey. According to them, CIA officers arrived in the Republic of Turkey under the guise of diplomats from July 13 to 15 and coordinated the actions of the rebels, as well as the publication of media controlled by them.
The publications highlight two key figures behind the coup in Turkey - the former commander of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), who carried out NATO-led operations in Afghanistan, General John F. Campbell and former CIA officer Graham Fuller, who has been overseeing the US special operation for over 20 years all the Middle East
Graham Fuller is a former CIA official who has coordinated Gulen’s supporters in the Middle East for 20 years. Under his leadership, Gulen’s supporters built a “parallel state” in Turkey. He helped Fethullah Gulen emigrate to the United States.
см. http://www.imperiyanews.ru/details/33a9e7e5-e521-
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[jjj]

And don't rush into renewed charters

[Vladimir 38]

And in general, they don’t have to rush to build the AU, Turkish Stream. Prostitutes

[Mountain shooter]

Turks are such Turks! However, the statement was made by VICE PREMIER! Which according to the eastern layouts is ZAM.Pasha, not even the Sultan. If anything, they will merge immediately, without squinting.

[Res_Ullus]

It seems that they agreed on the discharge of Gulen. Poor old man, found someone to trust

[Gormenghast]

Erdogan in his repertoire. How can you trust him?

[IrbisRus]

In a couple of months, the statement of Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmush will look like this - Russia was behind the coup !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no more and no less. these Turks have always been corrupt.

[cedar]

Quote: Gormengast

Erdogan in his repertoire. How can you trust him?

How how? Checking ...
Intelligence works. Analyzes. The analytical department of the Presidential Administration, presumably, does not eat bread in vain.
So Putin knows who actually shot down the Su-24 and staged a coup, and he did and will do many more dirty tricks. Erdogan is far from the main source. Without this knowledge, he would not have worked as President for a long time, and he would not have become the Leader of the nation at all ..., he would have eaten and digested on the way a long time ago.

[Machete]

It seems that he scared Obamych with a new coup. And at first he threatened to cut the economy.
There are no other options.

[Ruswolf]

And the point is that Turkey would blame the United States?
They now need to get Gulen out of there.
Again, the very phrase that "We do not believe" does not mean that "The investigation justified the United States."
The concept is considered or not, this is a private position, not confirmed by a legal act.
However, I have not heard a formal charge.
It all boiled down to possible complicity, and then only at the level of Gulen's residence in the United States, his activity in the United States and refusals to extradite the "culprit" and delaying the procedure itself.

[old crutch]

it’s just that the USA has again blurred the eyes of the Turks, and will be preparing a more sophisticated trickster, in case Turkey vzryknut once again without the knowledge of the owner.

[rotmistr60]

“There are no suspicions that the United States was behind the organization of the coup attempt, Ankara has no.”

Before that, the opposite sounded, including from Erdogano. I am plagued by vague doubts ("IV is changing his profession"), and in half a year or a year will there be another problem with our gas pipeline? Wasn't Russia rushed to return tourists to Turkey? Well, further down the list.

[The brightest]

The gas pipeline and all the apologies were a banal temptation, so that we would not start and tear ahead of time for the invasion of Syria. And now you can end the concert, we pecked ...

[PKK]

It remains to the Turks to kiss the gums with America. Now the news is their joint operation in the north of Syria. The type of Turks must identify themselves. Obviously, the desire to bite off a piece of Syria, just as the Turks gathered to share the occupied lands with America, and all this after the opening of the charters and the tour stream . Something sneaky looks.

[Ruswolf]

PKK
It remains for the Turks to kiss the gums with America.

And who said that Turkey broke with America?
Turkey to NATO. There were problems, Erdogan solved them.
And so, as everything was, it remained.
Erdogan did not join the Communist Party in fact!

[Former battalion commander]

So pi.ndosnya agreed with Erdogan. I assumed that it will be so. And this means that the fate of Erdogan is the same as Hussein. Pi.ndosy (their Jews) NEVER LACK FROM the intended.

[timkoldun]

Quote: BARKAS

East matter delicate craftiness in their blood; sometimes for some reason our politicians forget about it.

hmm ... Ankara does not consider the Americans involved in the coup
and then who is involved, are we?
Turks are already wagging their tail ...

[timkoldun]

Quote: Ruswolf

And the point is that Turkey would blame the United States?
They now need to get Gulen out of there.

yes nichrome americans Gulen will not give ...
they don’t surrender the Jews. and my gulen

[timkoldun]

Quote: vyinemeynen

the macaques of the Turks seemed to sell, let's see how this affects Syria.

how will it be reflected ...
Already allegedly found chemical agents in Syria ...
someone allegedly bombed a civilian population

[timkoldun]

Quote: Res_Ullus

It seems that they agreed on the discharge of Gulen. Poor old man, found someone to trust

this "poor old man" is a real devil. snakeotrody ..

[The brightest]

Everything ... I feel the cold breath of the third world.

[Vladimir 38]

In prostitutes! Be careful with them

[ochakow703]

Well. This is not even a confirmation, but a statement of the words of Comrade Sukhov - "The East is a delicate matter." Only now it is hard to believe that our leaders, who are building various relations, take this fact into account 100%. Do you know, greed for the second-minute gain ...