Media: Turkish Armed Forces opened fire on Kurdish positions in Syria

The Turkish Armed Forces opened fire on Saturday on the positions of Syrian Kurds from the Popular Self-Defense Forces (SNS) detachments. About this reported channel Haberturk.

According to the channel, the fire was opened from artillery installations from the territory of the bordering Turkish province of Hatay in response to the shelling of Turkish territory.

President Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday said that if "the terrorists in Afrin do not surrender, then Turkey will destroy them."

Ankara considers the SNA and the Syrian Democratic Union party to be a branch of the Kurdistan Workers Party banned in Turkey. Over the past months, Erdogan has repeatedly spoken about the possibility of conducting a military operation against them in the Syrian canton of Afrin.

Earlier, Ankara has repeatedly condemned Washington for military support of the YPG, which Turkey considers a terrorist organization associated with the Kurdistan Workers Party banned in the country.

Comments

[pilot69]

Yes, to the Turks, the Kurds are not even a splinter in ... opera, this is a full-fledged scimitar in the back. Our powerful people would now play the Kurdish card in full, but it will not work. We missed too much time, we had to deal with it before. Now there are too many players hanging out.

[210ox]

No wonder. The Turks are predictable in relation to the Kurds. And they will stab him in the back more than once. But in the Kremlin this is not considered important. The gas pipeline is more important ..

Quote: pilot69

Yes, to the Turks, the Kurds are not even a splinter in ... opera, this is a full-fledged scimitar in the back. Our powerful people would now play the Kurdish card in full, but it will not work. We missed too much time, we had to deal with it before. Now there are too many players hanging out.

[Thrall]

Turks will soon go to the gypsies
You do not need to be a mega-analyst to understand that in response to attempts to pit Russia and Turkey in Syria, American friends will suffer.

[Shurik70]

Actually blowing back is normal for any country.
At least the Turks are hammering at those who are hammering at them, and not like Jews - in response to terrorist attacks, they are hammering at those who are fighting against terrorists.
And there is no adequate solution to the Kurdish-Turkish question. Either the war will smolder, or it will end with one or both sides remaining dissatisfied.
Turks are our enemies-neighbors. As with neighbors, it is advisable to live peacefully with them (you cannot live in harmony with them, but at least peacefully). As with the enemies, I wish the Kurds success.

[Grits]

Our military police are in Afrin, and there we seem to be responsible for security. But the Turks want a mess in Afrin. This is exactly what I would not want. Since otherwise we will have to harness against the Turks.
But those Kurds, to the east, that they squeezed out Omar under the guise, the dam in Tabka and generally spoiled the SAA as they could - it’s not a pity. Only because these rats in their own Americans have already warmed them with complete disgust. But for some reason, the Turks have no complaints about them and do not make any arrivals on them. All the same, Americans are probably afraid to the point of colic.

[pilot69]

Turks are generally predictable, for centuries. And the Kremlin has more than once come up with this behavior - not two, not one and a half. They don’t like this behavior in the East, they take it for weakness. But reconciling the Turks and Kurds is impossible from the word in any way. An exception is a joint business, but this is so, for the time being, as long as the money goes.

[hrych]

Quote: 210ox

And to us they have repeatedly stabbed in the back.

Well. the Kurdish problem and Assad and I, here the Turkoman and Kurdish contradictions pour on our mill. But there is the main thing - the discord between the Turks and the Americans in this matter, plus to Gulen and the Kemalists. The contradictions are so serious, especially after the coup, as well as after the Turks left face to face with the Russian Federation, after the downed plane, that Turkey’s membership in NATO became conditional, and the expulsion of German and American contingents is just around the corner.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: 210ox

No wonder. The Turks are predictable in relation to the Kurds. And they will stab him in the back more than once. But in the Kremlin this is not considered important. The gas pipeline is more important ..

Time will tell. And the gas pipeline is just a means to sell what we have. Well, we have been driving gas to Germany through the Druzhba gas pipeline since the 80s, which has been using our gas and was involved in the attack on the USSR in 1941. We destroyed almost the entire European part of Russia, forced us to transport factories inland, destroyed 20 million of our fellow citizens .... Do we strongly believe them? Not! Are we expecting a knife from them in the back? Yes daily! Sanctions are an example. On the other hand, if it is possible to make your enemy dependent on gas supplies, then why not take advantage of such a small amount, and also get real money from them? If almost all the countries of Europe and the Turkic peoples participated in the campaigns on us, then it may be necessary to fence off everyone, burn gas in torches and be content with our truth.? Wars begin and end, governments and politics change, and gas pipelines remain ...

[Vard]

There is a proverb in the east ... Sit on the bank of the river with your feet in the water and the corpse of your enemy past you ... This is to the point that there is no need to fuss ... There are enough people who want to go without us ...

[hrych]

Quote: Vard

past you the corpse of your enemy ...

All Chinese wisdom is so dumb that there is nowhere else to go. So the Chinese were sitting, waiting for the corpse ... now the Dinlin, then the Jurchen, then the Syanbi, then the Manchurian, then the Japanese, at that time it was true that they didn’t have to sit on the shore, but had to plow the invaders, and they thumped, cut off the Chinese noses and took virgins for fun. And if it were not for the USSR and not a Russian soldier, then in Nanjing the samurai would have tempered swords in the Chinese, and so they chopped off the head for fun.

[Thrall]

Quote: hrych

All Chinese wisdom is so dumb that there is nowhere else to go.

On Saturday night, such statements are the norm. My father-in-law once declared a war on Saturday after the bath on Saturday, and won it in the morning, but I don’t remember that anymore

[hrych]

Quote: Thrall

After the bath on Saturday, the United States declared war

I beg you, just do not read the "Art of War" by Sun Tzu, or the Chinese, as they read, still have not won a single time, including the last war, where the Vietnamese gave them the teeth

[Sam_gosling]

Is your father in law Go Amin? A lovely audience is sitting.

[demo]

Turkey will remain the main player. They live nearby. PKK - banned in Turkey. Any mention of Kurds is a sickle in the balls.
The Turks will crush the Kurds, to the last.
Our interest is to create a trend for the Kurds. Autonomy within Syria. Otherwise, a paragraph.
Full.
You should not rely on Americans.
Erdogan will not bend. That's for sure.

[pvv113]

Turks accidentally did not hurt overseas advisers?

[Going]

Vladimir, welcome! sooner or later this may happen or there will be a provocation, but then the United States will have to take its feet from there, which is beneficial to us and Syria.

[pvv113]

Good evening, Victor! Here I am also waiting for clashes of US and Turkish interests. So far they have different views of the Kurds. But this part of the ballet is still peaceful. I want to intrigue

[bouncyhunter]

Volodya

Quote: pvv113

But this part of the ballet is still peaceful. I want to intrigue

Throw these streamlined, polite wordings! I want to see a real mix between the mattresses and the Ottomans!

[pvv113]

Pasha, you’re just straightforward! But still I want intrigue

[bouncyhunter]

So in a battle of intrigue, too, enough!

[pvv113]

So this is the intrigue - a meeting on the battlefield of NATO allies !!!

[bouncyhunter]

Ah, well, I would say so, otherwise I thought that you became excessively sentimental.

[Going]

Quote: pvv113

So this is the intrigue - a meeting on the battlefield of NATO allies !!!

Looks like we can see it.

[pvv113]

We can not wait!

[bouncyhunter]

Who is the last in line for tickets to this show?

[Going]

We will see how the USA, tail-tailing, will run away, but rage on Turkey will elevate it to the rank of priority for crushing.

[pvv113]

If this happens, then I’m feeling sad

[Going]

We will all cry and wish a speedy truce.

[pvv113]

So cry in chorus and wish

[Going]

Quote: bouncyhunter

Who is the last in line for tickets to this show?

Everything is free, but there are few places left.

[bouncyhunter]

Twist, we - push ourselves into the front rows.

[Going]

I never doubt it, especially at such events.

[Grits]

I want to see a real mix between the mattresses and the Ottomans!
Is it possible to vote for a batch twice?

[bouncyhunter]

Quote: Gritsa

Is it possible to vote for a batch twice?

And even necessary!

[Grits]

but then the United States will have to take its feet from there, which is beneficial to us and Syria.
I repeat - we’ll have to take our legs from Afrin. After all, the Turks aimed precisely there.

[avt]

Quote: pvv113

Turks accidentally did not hurt overseas advisers?

See map

"terrorists in Afrin will not surrender, then Turkey will destroy them."

Where is Afrin, and where is Zaefratie.

[pvv113]

And what, has it ever stopped Americans? They appear like cockroaches wherever possible.

[vatrpas]

Quote: pvv113

Turks accidentally did not hurt overseas advisers?

Here the most important reaction is the United States.

[Vard]

And what about the USA ... It’s already clear ... They didn’t succeed there ... But they will crap to the last chance ...

[pvv113]

I would like to see the reaction of the states if the Turks would bomb or cover the positions of American warriors with artillery

[bald]

This seems to be the beginning of full-blown action. States, the last shelling of the border areas by SNA units, have achieved their goal. Maybe hell with him, let them hammer each other, on the other hand, the states will dig in there for a long time. Canton Afrin, this is only the beginning, blazes right up to Iraq.

[Lexus]

It's time for the Kurds to take up the mind and put up with Assad. "Mattresses" is very expensive to be.

[Mountain shooter]

So let's see, will US planes bomb the Turks as boldly as they bombed the Syrians? Protecting beloved Kurds ... And if not? Kurds will be offended. And something bad can happen to American instructors

[Russia]

Something is doubtful that the first Kurds fired on the Turks, the painfully powerful information company has been launched recently.

[Anchonsha]

I’m afraid that we will have to protect the Turks (and they will definitely start the war with the Kurds) from the Merikans. And we will have to completely close the sky soon from the United States because Syria will not refrain from waxing operations against the same Kurds armed and patronized by the Americans.

[Fight]

Quote: demo

Turkey will remain the main player. They live nearby. PKK - banned in Turkey. Any mention of Kurds is a sickle in the balls.
The Turks will crush the Kurds, to the last.
Our interest is to create a trend for the Kurds. Autonomy within Syria. Otherwise, a paragraph.
Full.
You should not rely on Americans.
Erdogan will not bend. That's for sure.

Created ,, trend ,, Israel called!

[Russia]

Hand warms hand, there will be no kneading.

[Wolka]

however, a strange war turns out, the interventionists are fighting among themselves on foreign territory, the trend however ...

[flicker]

The Kurds all tried to get a lucky ticket of independence, guessed, guessed, eventually threw themselves into the arms of the mattress covers - but they did not seem to guess.
And happiness seemed so close, so close - in Abu Kemali.

[pvv113]

bouncyhunter,
I have a travel card

[Going]

There are no more places, if only standing.

[pvv113]

Yes, for the sake of such a spectacle, you can endure any inconvenience

[Terenin]

President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday that if "terrorists in Afghanistan do not surrender, then Turkey will destroy them.", Well, now the expressions will begin, as in the film "The meeting place cannot be changed" -Who does it bark there? - The pig does not bark with you, but Captain Zheglov is talking ...

[pvv113]

Going,
That's it - tail tail.

[Going]

Turks are a serious army and the United States will not fight with them.

[pvv113]

And I also think so. The army is too serious for the Americans to dare to fight with it, because the Turks will easily give change

[Going]

Yes, the United States can only fight with tribes.

[Grits]

Americans will politely watch how the Turks urinate the Kurds in Afrin. If they begin to wet in Manbizhde, they can calmly dump from there under some pretext. They can grit their teeth and puke when the Kurds begin to water in the area of ​​Tabka and Raqqa. But Turks will never be allowed to the east - to Haseku, Kamyshly, and especially the oil fields along the Euphrates. Because there the most valuable thing in American life is OIL !!!

[pvv113]

Quote: Gritsa

Because there the most valuable thing in American life is OIL !!!

You can’t argue here

[bratchanin3]

That's right, no matter what the terrorists are, they must be destroyed.

[Moscow landing]

Quote: Rusland

Something is doubtful that the first Kurds fired on the Turks, the painfully powerful information company has been launched recently.

Do not hesitate at all, remember how in 39g. the Finns in Mainil fired at us, and the Poles of the peace-loving Germans in Gleivitz.