Jacob Kedmi about the murder of the Russian ambassador to Turkey

Jacob Kedmi is an Israeli statesman, the former head of the special services Nativ about the murder of the Russian ambassador to Turkey and terrorism. Fragment from the program: Evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 19.12.16

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[GEV67]

Everything is right! We must prevent, and not think later, how we will take revenge on everyone! And in this case, our special services, alas, were not up to par.

[GSH-18]

Well .. Kedmi is in many ways right.

[novobranets]

Quote: GEV67

And in this case, our special services, alas, were not up to par.

Still not up to par. Now I watched the video with the murder of the Russian ambassador. The killer could have been finished more than once before he started shooting. Where were the eyes of the guard? Where was she at all? To drive such workers with pissed rags, and with such a recommendation that they would not get any work above the dishwasher in a roadside eatery. http://www.ntv.ru/video/1371100/

[Razvedka_Boem]

The ambassador was unprotected, since at a similar protocol event, security measures were hosted. The Turks have already recognized that they could not provide the proper level of security.

[Razvedka_Boem]

"Major General of the FSB in reserve, member of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy Alexander Mikhailov commented on the assassination of Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov.
- Alexander Georgievich, in your opinion, why did this tragedy become possible? Who and how should protect our ambassador at an exhibition?
- The order on the territory of the exhibition was to be ensured by the Turkish police, which, apparently, did not take the security measures that they were supposed to take. Perhaps because the police did not have operational information about a possible provocation. “Does the ambassador have his own guard?”
- There is. But in order to protect the ambassador, the guards must have the appropriate equipment, and this is not provided. The presence of weapons for the embassy staff outside the embassy is also not provided. Therefore, it is very difficult to protect the ambassador on your own. Our ambassadors are always in a vulnerable position and I always follow them with great concern. Unfortunately, such cases happen. This is the fate of the ambassadors. Let's remember the murder of Vorovsky in Lausanne, when a similar situation - a miscalculation by the local police - led to tragic consequences. "

All this, of course, does not remove responsibility from those who should have foreseen such variants of events. I suppose now there will be weapons and equipment and everything else necessary.

[nick837]

There is no security at all! Except this very "guard"!

[Berkut752]

Quote: novobranets

Quote: GEV67

And in this case, our special services, alas, were not up to par.

Still not up to par. Now I watched the video with the murder of the Russian ambassador. The killer could have been finished more than once before he started shooting. Where were the eyes of the guard? Where was she at all? To drive such workers with pissed rags, and with such a recommendation that they would not get any work above the dishwasher in a roadside eatery. http://www.ntv.ru/video/1371100/

You are not entirely correct in your arguments, it is necessary, first, to decide what kind of state "we" are building. The officials, you and I, will not be allowed to do this. We are not DIRECT children and grandchildren of EMPLOYEES OF POWER OFFICES, but direct children and grandchildren, these are those who arrange pokatushki on geliks, make a conclusion yourself ...

[Қarabas]

Quote: GEV67

And in this case, our special services, alas, were not up to par.

Unjustly offend. I read that the protection of the ambassadors, etc. Russian diplomats abroad are carried out by a special detachment "Zaslon". But for the last 10 years Turkey has not given permission for armed people from Russia to stay on its territory. Thus, the protection of Karlov was carried out by the Turkish side, and the killer was one of them! He was guarding the embassy and therefore he was calmly let through when he came to kill. Russian special services were not there at all

[afrikanez]

As Y. Kedmi said: they were not looking for the perpetrators of the terrorist acts! What prevents us from taking the same world position in relation to terrorists? Yes, "nail" all together, then we'll figure it out.

[spartak2014]

Jacob said everything brilliantly. We must be able to prevent all provocations that are in preparation ...

[tag17]

We must not forget the customers, regardless of the level they occupy, they should be aware of the inevitable punishment.

[Aleksandr69]

And analyze and turn into an article? Links to interviews and programs can not be allowed by many with weak Internet ...

[the same doctor]

The propaganda of the West has borne fruit. There is no provocation in the murder of Karlov. As there was no provocation in the murder of, say, Alexander the Second, or Pleve, or Stolypin. There is a specific hostile act of a kooky policeman or a group of terrorists. Today, everyone outside of Russia is an enemy of Russians. and they will spoil us at the first opportunity. All. From spitting in the back to a pistol shot. How to deal with this? But no way. Fence off enemies and react hyperergically to any hostile attack. Until it comes to them that quarreling with us is more expensive. We can do ANYTHING with hostility towards us. Western states themselves must eliminate this hostility. In the meantime, stop playing Russian roulette with tours to Turkey. How do we know which policeman will go crazy next and start shooting our tourists.