F.Klintsevich said that Russia began to exchange intelligence on Syria with Turkey

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It is becoming known that Turkey began to receive intelligence information from Russia, which Ankara asked Moscow to continue with Operation Euphrates Shield. Recall that officially this operation is positioned by the Turkish command as an operation against the IG (prohibited in the Russian Federation) in the north of Syria, although it really looks more like open armament of the so-called “moderate opposition” and squeezing igilovtsev deep into Syrian territory without any serious fighting.

F.Klintsevich said that Russia began to exchange intelligence on Syria with Turkey




The fact that Russia is beginning to transfer intelligence to Turkey in an interview the newspaper Izvestia was informed by the representative of the Federation Council, Frants Klintsevich, who is the deputy head of the defense and armament committee. According to him, Turkey has confirmed its readiness to connect to a group of countries to exchange data to carry out operations against terrorists of the IG. We are talking about countries such as Russia, Syria, Iraq and Iran. It became known that such agreements were reached during the recent visit to Turkey by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

According to Klintsevich, the Turks also share their intelligence on Syria. From the senator’s statement:
We are transmitting to the Turkish side data of radio interception, radio engineering and optical-species intelligence, which may be of interest to it. In response, they also share information. The Turks have very effective special services and very good agents in Syria.


There is no doubt that Turkey has agents in Syria, especially after the events with Su-24 last fall ... But there are certain doubts about the “effectiveness” of the Turkish special services, especially if we take into account the fact that there was attempted coup d'etat, which was missed by Turkish specialists and which Russia helped to stop (at least, in the information plan, everything was presented exactly that way).

Meanwhile, Franz Klintsevich is confident that after the attempted coup d'etat Erdogan reconsidered his view of foreign policy and realized that "you can deal with Russia." It is possible with Russia, but is it possible to have it with Erdogan? - while the question is open.
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  1. +7
    24 October 2016 06: 53
    And where does this information go from the Turks, is it not to the State Department? And I won’t be surprised at yet another of our downed aircraft, or something worse, quickly the Turks were recorded as friends.
    1. +1
      24 October 2016 06: 59
      I wonder who and when believed the Turks? laughing
      1. +5
        24 October 2016 07: 35
        Meanwhile, Franz Klintsevich is confident that after the attempted coup d'etat Erdogan reconsidered his view of foreign policy and realized that "you can deal with Russia." It is possible with Russia, but is it possible to have it with Erdogan? - while the question is open.


        Very accurately said.
        1. +2
          24 October 2016 07: 53
          Why believe them? If we share information with them, they will no longer be able to declare that they "did not know who they were bombing," if, for example, they strike at Assad's government troops, allegedly by mistake. Their hands are now tied in this regard, and they will hardly dare to go to confrontation with us again.
    2. +9
      24 October 2016 07: 59
      As for the exchange of intelligence, this is absolutely normal work and no one says-believe, do not believe-in intelligence, the more different sources of information, the better and more likely to understand the reliability of this or that information!
      As for the effectiveness of the Turkish special services, it is necessary to separate intelligence and counterintelligence ... By the way, our powerful KGB somehow "screwed up" a coup ... and even an explicit recruitment by the West of the future Head of State ...
      1. 0
        24 October 2016 08: 43
        You can even deal with Russia .. And with Turkey ??
        1. 0
          24 October 2016 10: 46
          Quote: dmi.pris
          You can even deal with Russia .. And with Turkey ??

          It is also possible.
          But here we must act as in a saying: - "Trust but check".
          It seems to me that the exchange of information is dosed and most likely aimed at eliminating the likelihood of strikes in those areas where our interests may suffer, i.e. be our specialists.
    3. 0
      24 October 2016 10: 50
      Quote: Expelling Liberoids
      And where does this information from the Turks go, is it not to the State Department?

      after a failed coup is unlikely.
    4. 0
      24 October 2016 11: 00
      Even the Turks shared information, wow, well this is a victory !!!!
    5. 0
      24 October 2016 12: 36
      Quote: Exorcist Liberoids
      And where does this information from the Turks go, is it not to the State Department?

      Why are you as simple as a bicycle! Why do you consider our MO and the General Staff rams, and consider yourself geniuses in all forms! Do you really think that ours will share information that will harm us !!!
      PS And again a crowd of brainless plusers! am
  2. +1
    24 October 2016 07: 03
    Meanwhile, Franz Klintsevich is confident that after the attempted coup d'etat Erdogan reconsidered his view of foreign policy and realized that "you can deal with Russia." It is possible with Russia, but is it possible to have it with Erdogan? - while the question is open.


    Uncle Sam threw them harshly, in terms of promoting interests in the Middle East, and the Turks, oh, how they do not want to be left "with a nose", to lose their influence, so they ran to Russia to negotiate, despite everything that happened.
    1. +1
      24 October 2016 07: 29
      Quote: krops777
      Meanwhile, Franz Klintsevich is confident that after the attempted coup d'etat Erdogan reconsidered his view of foreign policy and realized that "you can deal with Russia." It is possible with Russia, but is it possible to have it with Erdogan? - while the question is open.


      Uncle Sam threw them harshly, in terms of promoting interests in the Middle East, and the Turks, oh, how they do not want to be left "with a nose", to lose their influence, so they ran to Russia to negotiate, despite everything that happened.

      Well, the Turks asked not to bomb the Turkmen in Syria, then they shot down an airplane of the Russian Federation. Now the Russian Air Force does not bombard the Turkmen and has established relations, and now the Turkmen are the main combat unit of the Euphrates shield operations to create a buffer zone carried out by Turkey. it turns out that the Turks and the Russians visited each other a little before identifying areas of their interests in Syria, and now, having decided, cooperation is being established.
      1. 0
        24 October 2016 09: 12
        Well, the Turks asked not to bomb the Turkmen in Syria

        Turkmens in Turkmenistan (Turkmenistan by officialdom). A little further from Syria is that Asian country. laughing
        Turks asked for Turkoman.
        If you don't care about all these "insignificant" names of nationalities, then call them all Turks. Or simply - humans wassat
        What difference does it make laughing wassat
        Everyone understood the point. Right? wink laughing
        1. +1
          24 October 2016 10: 47
          Turkologist, damn it.
          Turkmens (in Russian "Turkmens") is a common self-name for many Oghuz tribes, including those living in Syria.
          and yes, they can be called all Turks (türkler), they will not be offended.
        2. +1
          24 October 2016 12: 05
          Quote: Temples
          If you don't care about all these "insignificant" names of nationalities, then call them all Turks.

          Do not exaggerate. In Türkic languages ​​there is no division into Türk or Turk or Turkman and Turkmen. Only TURKMEN is spoken.

          They go into battle, including with the Azerbaijani flags, because in essence they are a single people, which, after the collapse of the empire of the Sefidids, were divided and the language is the same with the population of Azerbaijan.


  3. 0
    24 October 2016 07: 09
    Be that as it may, it is better to collaborate than to squabble.
    1. 0
      24 October 2016 07: 20
      Flinki -What to cooperate with the Turks ??? What nonsense ??? fool it is as if in the Great Patriotic War Stalin would suddenly offer Hitler to cooperate and fight together fool !
      1. 0
        24 October 2016 08: 29
        Quote: Exorcist Liberoids
        it is as if in the Great Patriotic War Stalin would suddenly offer Hitler to cooperate and fight together

        Well, after all, we cooperated with America and England. Maybe it's better with Hitler, but against these two? After all, to cooperate does not mean "to be friends", which, in principle, the Americans showed right after the end of the Second World War. It's easier to knock off your head than to tear off your hands, new ones have grown, and the head is still there, on the shoulders.
        1. 0
          24 October 2016 12: 06
          Maybe better with Hitler
          belay
          Have come, damn nafig. At VO collaboration.
          1. 0
            24 October 2016 12: 09
            We’ve gotten to thoughtless phrases like yours.
    2. 0
      24 October 2016 11: 23
      Sorry, but this is a no brainer "a bad world is better than a good fight"
  4. 0
    24 October 2016 07: 22
    It’s possible with Russia, but can it be had with Erdogan?

    Very good question. In cooperation with Turkey (NATO member), it is worth measuring seven times in order to cut off once. But F. Klintsevich recently began to speak a lot of superfluous, emphasizing his awareness. If necessary, the relevant services should inform about intelligence cooperation, but not senators (even respected ones).
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    1. +1
      24 October 2016 10: 06
      while the Turks regularly repeat that the Crimea is Ukrainian and they will try to help him return to Kiev
  6. +1
    24 October 2016 07: 56
    an old druck is better than two friends :-) Turks there deal with the Kurds, ISIS somehow does not bother them, moreover, oil is sold as much as possible
  7. 0
    24 October 2016 08: 35
    [/ i] Something is possible with Russia, but is it possible to have it with Erdogan? - while the question is open. [I]
    Selling, and easy. Why are our rulers again made friends with him?
    Wait for trouble .....
  8. +3
    24 October 2016 10: 19
    ".... Russia began to exchange intelligence on Syria with Turkey ..."
    Either there is no intelligence in Russia, or the feeling of self-preservation is completely lost. Sideways come out of Russia
    these dances-clamps with the Turks.
  9. 0
    24 October 2016 10: 51
    In vain, they made a deal with the Turks.
  10. 0
    24 October 2016 11: 10
    This representative of the Federation Council is very Doubtful ... the former political officer ... Smacks of betrayal! Zhirinovsky is right, since the time of General Vlasov nothing has changed, Traitors to a fig !!!
  11. 0
    24 October 2016 11: 18
    The main thing is not to hang Turkish noodles on your ears.
  12. 0
    24 October 2016 11: 24
    Quote: vladimirw
    [/ i] Something is possible with Russia, but is it possible to have it with Erdogan? - while the question is open. [I]
    Selling, and easy. Why are our rulers again made friends with him?
    Wait for trouble .....

    This senator clucked with Nightingale, saying that Erdogad refused to build the Ottoman Empire. He is naive to the point. The Turkish stream will receive and will be blackmailing us, not worse than Europeans.
    1. 0
      24 October 2016 11: 44
      Solovyov generally has a lot of dubious personalities on the show, and he himself rolled down to the Slogans and Myopia ...
  13. 0
    24 October 2016 12: 24
    everything is under control, like the cat-Matroskin: "... joint work for my benefit, it unites ..." as long as there is benefit from this, we will work, no, no, there is no court either ...

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