Erdogan - USA: You give weapons to terrorists for free, but you refuse to sell Turkey

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized the decision of the US administration to sell to Ankara weapons in the amount of 1,2 million. According to some reports, these weapons should have been supplied to the protection of the President of Turkey.

Information Agency Associated Press reports that in Washington they decided to refuse to implement the arms contract in connection with the incident with the security of the President of Turkey. Recall that during the visit of the Turkish leader to the United States, the guards entered into a tussle with demonstrators protesting against Erdogan’s visit. The American police had to intervene in the case. As a result, criminal proceedings were instituted in the United States against several Turkish representatives of the head of state’s security service.

Erdogan reacted with such words to the US’s refusal to sell weapons to Turkey (quote RIA News):

While we are not able to buy these weapons from the United States, why is it given free of charge to terrorists in Syria? This is the question we ask our friends in the USA. And when we do not get an answer to it, we are regretted as a strategic partner of the United States.

In Turkey, the terrorists call the Kurdistan Workers' Party and some other armed Kurdish troops.

For your information: The Turkish president made such a statement while visiting New York, where he arrived to attend the 72-th General Assembly of the United Nations.

Comments

[salad]

Krasavaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa))))))))))) Turks harness

[Vend]

Quote: salat

Krasavaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa))))))))))) Turks harness

And what else remains for them. They can’t leave NATO, they don’t take them to the EU, and it’s scary to be friends with Russia at 100%. Historically, Russia has given Turks more than once.

[Yarik]

It happened, and the Turks "basement". One must be objective.

[AlexKP]

It happened that the "European partners" put sticks in the wheels and did not allow to resolve the issue to the end.

[maxim947]

Interesting all the same, events are developing. Who would have guessed about a year and a half ago that they are so re-processed. And of course he pushed it cool)), only He is no longer heard and perceived, so it's too late.

[Stas157]

. Washington decided to refuse to implement the arms contract in connection with the incident with the protection of the Turkish president. Recall that during the visit of the Turkish leader to the United States, security entered into a brawl with demonstrators

Well, Erdogan in Russia has a friend who will never refuse to sell weapons! And not just armaments, but strategic armaments that can change the balance of power in the region. The brawl with the demonstrators is nothing at all! Erdogan’s Russian friend’s decision is not affected even by the killing of a Russian pilot. He has other layouts.

[Berber]

The killing of a Russian pilot is a purely US production. Erdogan as president did not completely control the army. Therefore, later, after an attempted coup, a purge was organized. So, the blood of our pilot is not in his hands. Do not take everything in the forehead, read between the lines.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: BerBer

The killing of a Russian pilot is a purely US production. Erdogan as president did not completely control the army. Therefore, later, after an attempted coup, a purge was organized. So, the blood of our pilot is not in his hands. Do not take everything in the forehead, read between the lines

He himself knows this very well, but he cannot deny himself the pleasure of putting a shadow on the wattle fence i.e. pinch GDP once again.

[Stas157]

Quote: BerBer

The killing of a Russian pilot is a purely US production.

Quote: Nyrobsky

He knows that very well.

I do not know. But I heard such a theory. But, why should I believe any assumptions? And if this is so, then why are we selling strategic weapons to a president who does not control anything in his country?

[AlexKP]

One complex, however magical it may be, cannot give absolute protection, therefore it cannot be considered strategic.

[Stas157]

So the Turks are not buying one, but four. Moreover, two in Russia, and two more are produced together with Russia already on the territory of Turkey itself. They share technologies, so to speak, with their likely adversary. And the Americans call it strategic, since it is able to create a no-fly zone and change the balance of power in the region. Consider exaggerating?

[AlexKP]

Without the creation of layered air defense and surveillance radars, yes I think they are exaggerating.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Stas157

I do not know. But I heard such a theory. But, why should I believe any assumptions? And if this is so, then why are we selling strategic weapons to a president who does not control anything in his country?

He is just now in control. If Edika is picked up, then it is very likely that we will very quickly get the Russian-Turkish war with the Ukrainian hemorrhoids, in the appendage with the military contingent torn from Russia in Syria. Do we need it? As for the shot down pilot, here probably only Agafya Lykova does not know that the United States and former Turkish Prime Minister Davutoglu are behind this provocation, and that is only because she does not have a tv-set in the taiga dead end.

[Berber]

The answer is simple, to drag the "Turks" to their camp. As much as the Turks would not like - Turkey is a dependent country. So let them better depend on us than on the West.

[Yarik]

nothing more than a "combination" .. Another. He is wise, in fact.

[Yarik]

Well .... yes. But even in a dream I can’t imagine "Constantinople."

[Yarik]

The point is that R.I. maybe it was necessary. And the Russian Federation ... why? The straits? Yes, it seems, and it is not necessary.

[AlexKP]

R.I. has the strongest fleets of the Black Sea Fleet and the Baltic Fleet that one that the other was locked in shallow seas. The Russian Federation has the strongest northern fleet, it is difficult for him to block oxygen.

[Yarik]

The BF was not locked. But the Black Sea. It seems that there somehow it was possible to get around this. I mean about 1905 .... I don’t remember. read somewhere.

[Slovak]

How can mattresses refuse their child - ISIS? And the Turks will climb up and return to the stall

[Maz]

Oh, it’s not in vain that we deliver the S-400 to the Sultan

[Firework]

at such a pace Turkey will leave NATO and become an ally of Russia

[Partyzan]

at such a pace Turkey will leave NATO and enter a military alliance with Russia

but this is already interesting

[Cutter]

Quote: Partyzan

at such a pace Turkey will leave NATO and enter a military alliance with Russia

but this is already interesting

How interesting! Striped ones are drifting, here is a hitch ... Rather, of course, it is impossible, but who knows what?

[hrych]

Soon the Danube will flow back

[AlexKP]

Yeah and Erdogan hair on the palm grow.

[The black]

Well, Perdogashka has already spoken about the coup

[Partyzan]

Well, Perdogashka has already spoken about the coup

next one? to our intelligence again to warn him?

[The black]

Quote: Partyzan

Well, Perdogashka has already spoken about the coup

next one? to our intelligence again to warn him?

Well this is how it will behave

[Partyzan]

Well this is how it will behave

will make a discount on tomatoes

[Incvizitor]

With such "allies" you must always keep the powder dry

[Beetech]

Good old proverb: "With such friends and enemies do not." :)

[Dezinto]

don't get an answer, regret as a strategic partner of the USA

Really. It's a shame straight.

They presented the machines to everyone, but they don’t even want to sell the Turks.! Well, what are they? Took and offended for nothing!

[Black_Vatnik]

When Erdogan complains that someone there is selling weapons to terrorists, it looks like an insult, saying "You take our bread")

[Kurare]

Erdogan only shows off until he is clicked on his nose. The Turkish economy is too much tied to the EU, and there are enough US henchmen who are happy to follow their instructions.

[Black_Vatnik]

Just as the Turkish economy is tied to the EU, so the calm of the EU is tied to Turkey.
Erdogan will open the valve on the refugee pipeline completely and then the EU will pray.

[Kurare]

Quote: Black_Jacket

Erdogan will open the valve on the refugee pipeline completely and then the EU will pray.

If the EU closes the market for Turkish goods, and these are not just tomatoes, and declares danger when traveling to the resorts of this country, Turkey will howl. Of course, Erdogan will not remain in debt, but then it will be possible to close the crossings by military means.

All this is very serious and can lead to a military clash between Turkey and the EU countries. And now the question is backfill: who will benefit from all this? Who is the instigator?

[Kerensky]

And now the question is backfill: who will benefit from all this?

For example, it will be very profitable for us. We, for example, “at the request of a legitimate government”, can ensure the safety of shipping in the Straits, look after the gas hub ... We can do a lot of things ...

[rpuropuu]

Quote: Kurare

Erdogan only shows off until he is clicked on his nose. The Turkish economy is too much tied to the EU, and there are enough US henchmen who are happy to follow their instructions.

Nevertheless, do not forget that Germany is at the head of the EU, and there the second largest diaspora - Turks It is unlikely that Germany needs problems, and without this, everything is complicated.

[Kurare]

Quote: rpuropuu

Nevertheless, do not forget that Germany is at the head of the EU, and there the second largest diaspora - Turks It is unlikely that Germany needs problems, and without this, everything is complicated.

If we talk about the upcoming elections in Germany, less than half of the Turks in Germany have German citizenship. In addition, the Turks are very reluctant to go to the polls. So - this does not count.

If you mean bucks from the Turks, then this will not happen either. It is only in Russia that police arbitrariness exists, in the EU this is not. (sarcasm) In addition, society is systematically prepared for, if something happens, to outlaw Erdogan. The propaganda machine works at a good level.

[Yarik]

Quote: Black_Jacket

When Erdogan complains that someone there is selling weapons to terrorists, it looks like an insult, saying "You take our bread")

He has his own idea of ​​who the terrorists are. Yes, and Russia is kind of like the last time the Kurds are not very ... good. Not? And I remember very well, years ago - the Kurds were good on the "box".

[Paranoid50]

Quote: Yarik

Kurds were good on the "box".

Duc, they are now "not bad." Simply, at the moment, there is the opportunity, with the help of our videoconferencing, to make them even better - more sociable, accommodating, complaisant. Of course, it is clear that Kurdistan is not bad, but with Syrian oil and gas it’s completely nonsense. But it's time to roll your lips inside.

[kg pv]

What Erdogan is naive, now they give money and weapons only to deter Russian aggression, Mr. Poroshenko will confirm.

[Olegovi4]

fuss because of the shooting on the lam greenery? oh that's not the point. there is a second bottom.

[Kerensky]

Of course have. It’s not directly said what they wanted to buy, so is the assumption of the unknown, “close to circles” (well, who farts in a puddle).

[Corsair0304]

Cool Erdogan n "endosov lowered))) A man is burning and, in general, shows the goat's face to them in full.

[MadCat]

having arranged the genocide of Armenians at the beginning of the century, the Turks have now written down the "true road" of the Kurds to the "terrorists", centuries-old traditions are right ...

[raki-uzo]

Not genocide, but relocation. In the war everyone suffered, including the Turks. At the hands of Armenian robbers, many died in defenseless villages, since men were on different fronts. And when they found out about this, it was hard to calm them down and they observed the “law of war”.

[Snowball]

Behind the moon is drawn - there and send.

[Yasen Ping]

pin Jews with their nicknames, sometimes I laugh right)))

[Yasen Ping]

and what is your vaunted defense industry ??? Well, you don’t do current there, and the tanks of the last oath and other crap, but here they didn’t give the Turks and they were offended))) that means you don’t have anything, just dust and other crap ... and that means the Turks are bent ...

[Yarik]

Of course. Tactical, nothing more.

[bald]

On the one hand, why not buy from Russia? On the other hand, it is not profitable for us to arm the Turks, from history, it (a weapon) can turn into Syria against us and the Syrians.

[CAT BAIYUN]

Recep! Nothing personal - just business. Barmalei decided to stock up directly with the manufacturer - it's cheaper. And you, my dear, you yourself wanted to push them at exorbitant prices ... It did not work. Abydna? Yes?
So in revenge I decided to buy C 400 from the Russians. Pralna. Well done. At you thought up great, Cheburashka.
Is that what he’ll say when the Turkish Stream is held? Personally, I wonder where it will turn.

[aszzz888]

... let him go out of the house and buy from us !!! ...

[Seraphimamur]

And Recep lit up: it turns out what!