Six columns of Turkish military equipment sent to the Syrian border

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Additional forces of the Turkish army are deployed to Kilis province, bordering Syria. We are talking about armored cars and other military equipment, along with the personnel of the Turkish Armed Forces. Informational portal Anadolu Reports that six mechanized columns were directed towards Musabeyli. Military equipment will be deployed on the Turkish-Syrian border.



There are no official data on the target for the deployment of additional units of the Turkish army at the Syrian border. However, it can be assumed that Turkey is building up forces on the border with the SAR for the reason that the armed units, consisting of Kurds, in the territory of Syria are expanding the controlled territories.

Due to the growing Kurdish influence and support of the Kurds themselves from the United States, Erdogan decides to strengthen the south-eastern borders of Turkey, because he understands that after the defeat of ISIL (forbidden in the Russian Federation), the Kurds may well “remember” Turkey, It is about those of its provinces, where the Kurdish population is the overwhelming majority.

At the same time, Ankara is well aware that the United States may well use the Kurdish issue to push its will on the Turkish political scene.
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  1. avt
    +2
    11 July 2017 14: 00
    And who said that the Kurds will be fine, even if they, under the leadership of the US, will oppose Assad against themselves!? bully
    1. +4
      11 July 2017 14: 17
      Yes, they go to their liking ..... but the Kurds will now bite painfully. They have increased modern weapons. Now, if they still manage to unite, then the Turks will be completely sad
      1. +1
        12 July 2017 08: 35
        It is unlikely that they will unite. Kurdish leaders are corrupt. There is no one who sincerely wants a free Kurdistan. Everywhere selfish interests.
        And the Turks are reaping the fruits of their own myopia. If they had not supported the rebels in Syria at one time, then they did not have these problems.
    2. +2
      11 July 2017 14: 18
      Quote: avt
      , even if they are led by USov

      Under this "leadership" Kurds do not expect anything good! They are used as a one-time contraceptive item, and just for that, before that they promised a new Kurdish Democratic (in the manner of the SGA) State!
      1. +1
        11 July 2017 14: 23
        Soon there will be "fun" again.
        1. +2
          11 July 2017 14: 30
          Quote: cniza
          Soon there will be "fun" again.

          Yes there and now it’s not boring smile
          1. 0
            11 July 2017 14: 32
            It’s easy for us to talk on sofas, but it’s not very ...
      2. +1
        11 July 2017 14: 27
        Quote: Tol100v
        Quote: avt
        , even if they are led by USov

        Under this "leadership" Kurds do not expect anything good! They are used as a one-time contraceptive item, and just for that, before that they promised a new Kurdish Democratic (in the manner of the SGA) State!

        I partly agree, but as for the state, I think it will be ... everything will start from part of the territory of Iraq and Syria, then it will spread to Turkey .... sooner or later the Turks will lose part of their territory. It is already inevitable
        1. +1
          11 July 2017 16: 05
          Quote: Black
          sooner or later, the Turks will lose part of their territory. It is already inevitable

          why inevitably? unlike Iraq and Syria, whose decay was predetermined, Turkey is not an artificial state. Kurds, like the other neighbors of the Turks, are traditionally liquid against the Ottomans. in order to break off a piece of their partisanship from Turkey would clearly not be enough, military intervention by a major power or even several with full-fledged military operations and the participation of hundreds of thousands will be required, and given the current mobilization potential of Turkey, probably millions of soldiers, or the use of nuclear weapons. Neither the United States nor Russia, with all their love for the Kurds, is ready for this.
          but I personally have no doubt about the ability of the Turks to total genocide of national minorities.
          1. 0
            11 July 2017 21: 03
            Things will not reach the total genocide of Kurds in Turkey, given the presence of a huge number and Turkish-minded Kurds. After all, the Kurds are full in the state apparatus and in the Turkish army.
            1. 0
              12 July 2017 00: 29
              This is the most extreme option. in the Ottoman government there were also Armenian ministers, in the parliament Armenians were deputies, but everything happened as it happened. in the conditions of the invasion of the Entente armies and mass support of the Armenian population from the Armenian population, the Turks took certain measures.
  2. 0
    11 July 2017 14: 19
    Was this agreed at the summit?
    1. avt
      0
      11 July 2017 14: 28
      Quote: DEZINTO
      Was this agreed at the summit?

      what Fuck knows, and no one will say. But here is the fact that the Afro Erdogan Pasha in fact was forbidden to touch by introducing the Chechens from the VP. - a medical fact.
      Quote: cniza
      Soon there will be "fun" again.

      By September, Iraqi statehood will be announced, and they will be very likely to announce. You can’t argue with Bagdasarov; otherwise, the Borzani family will fly there from the feeding trough. That kneading will begin along the same Mosul, Kirkuk and further on every kilometer including Syria and Turkey itself.
  3. 0
    11 July 2017 14: 34
    rather, not the "Kurdish question", but the "Turkish question" and the "Kurdish answer"
  4. 0
    11 July 2017 14: 34
    The experience of Saddam Hussein suggests for some reason that Erdogan and Kurds will be thrown as soon as possible. Once all the dirty work is done stop The first has already guessed, at the expense of the second it is still difficult to say.