Unknown aircraft strike oil tankers in northeast Aleppo

Unidentified combat aircraft inflicted a series of attacks on pro-Turkish forces in northern Syria. This is reported by the radio station Sham FM.

According to widespread information, the military aviation of unidentified identity on Monday inflicted a series of attacks on villages in the Al-Bab area under the control of forces acting on the side of Turkey. It is assumed that aircraft of the international coalition led by the United States participated in the raid.

Military aircraft, allegedly of the international coalition, launched several rocket attacks on villages around El Bab, controlled by pro-Turkish groups in northeastern Syria

- said in a statement.

In addition, it is reported that the “unknown combat aircraft” in the northeast of Aleppo province, in the area of ​​Al-Bab and Jalabrus, inflicted a series of seven airstrikes on oil refineries owned by pro-American Kurdish-Arab forces. According to data provided by the Lebanese television channel al-Mayadeen, oil carriers belonging to the Kurds were also destroyed during the air raid. Affiliation of aircraft in this case is not defined.

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[Gray brother]

An urgent need to convene the UN Security Council! Well, or some other "Sportloto" to complain)))

[Thrall]

It's just that no one is allowed to steal someone else's oil, except for the Americans. Washington is dominated by black gold. The United States makes it clear that they will continue to beat the hands of all who will steal American oil in Syria

[Gray brother]

Quote: Thrall

US make it clear

Yes, it was the Turks who bought them most likely, the Kurds have nowhere to sell oil except through the Americans to Iraq.

[Shurik70]

According to the Kurds, most likely the Turks bombed. Because the Kurds.
And in pro-Turkish, most likely, already Americans. Because the Americans.

[Ramzaj99]

I don’t want to point a finger at anyone, but similar night bombardments in the stele of one very cunning country ........

[Sanichsan]

Quote: Ramzaj99

but similar nightly bombardments in the stele of one very cunning country ........

it’s a very cunning country and very tricky so that it does not fly into Syrian airspace, but then they fly. most likely not them.

[vadson]

Unidentified combat aircraft inflicted a series of attacks on pro-Turkish forces in northern Syria. This was reported by Sham FM - American sanctions
In addition, it is reported that an "unknown military aircraft" in the north-east of Aleppo province, in the area of ​​Al-Bab and Jalabrus, carried out a series of seven airstrikes against oil refineries owned by pro-American Kurdish-Arab forces. counter sanctions of turkey

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: vadson

... a series of hits on pro-Turkish forces in the north of Syria.

Quote: vadson

... owned pro-american Kurdish-Arab forces.

Oh, these journalists? Or am I not understanding something?

[Alexey RA]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Oh, these journalists? Or am I not understanding something?

These are two different cases: in one, the pro-Turkish forces fell under the distribution, and in the other, the Kurds.
In short, the puppet owners exchanged pleasantries.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Alexey RA

These are two different cases:

Thanks. In the article, this fact is not clearly indicated.

[letinant]

Quote: Thrall

It's just that no one is allowed to steal someone else's oil, except for the Americans. Washington is dominated by black gold. The United States makes it clear that they will continue to beat the hands of all who will steal American oil in Syria

I agree with the first blow, this is the work of the Americans. And here is the second blow, in the northeast, a question. Here, either the Turks took revenge, or ours decided to show their teeth. No wonder photo evidence showed that the Americans are fusing oil to the left.

[SergGrey318]

There is also a version that the third force of "unidentified belonging" broke into both those and those. Oil, de jure, whose?

[mikh-korsakov]

Sergei! The third force of "unidentified affiliation", in order to strike, must have at least an airfield and aircraft with ammunition. It seemed to me that you are hinting that this is the work of the forces of Assad. I don't think that he allowed himself to take such risks and show such independence,

[SergGrey318]

I do not argue, but everything is possible in this world.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Thrall

It's just that no one is allowed to steal someone else's oil, except for the Americans.

As always from time immemorial, "Anglo-Saxons love to eat other people's delicious pies for free, and do not like it when others do it."

[Barzha]

It's just that no one is allowed to steal someone else's oil, except for the Americans.

Just like in a joke:
- Mr. President, we have discovered huge reserves of American oil.
- Great news!
- But, Mr. President, there is a small problem - there is some kind of Syria over our oil ...

[Polite Moose]

Quote: Gray Brother

Urgently need to convene the UN Security Council!

I beg you, be quiet! One "aircraft of unknown origin"

inflicted a series of seven airstrikes on oil refineries owned by pro-American Kurdish-Arab forces

Other "aircraft of unknown origin"

inflicted a series of attacks on villages in the Al-Bab area, controlled by forces acting on the side of Turkey.

Let these two aviation continue to tear off "belonging" to each other.

[hydrox]

The most reasonable comment: but to him the most reasonable proposal is to look and keep silent :: it’s a pity, of course, that the oil is burned, but don’t be measured!

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Polite Elk

Let these two aviation continue to tear off "belonging" to each other.

"And Vaska listens and eats."

[alexmach]

However, it is interesting - a very quick answer flew in. To hit the caravan of oil carriers, you need some kind of intelligence data. Are the Turks the first to start and the Americans to answer?

[Stalllker]

Everyone already knows everything for a long time

[Sunstorm]

Quote: Polite Elk

Let these two aviation continue to tear off "belonging" to each other.

"An unidentified air defense missile destroyed an aircraft of unidentified affiliation" The main thing is that "Yao of unidentified affiliation does not start to fall."

[Alexander Petrov1]

They probably flew from the planet Shelezyak, which is inhabited by robots ...

[Alexey-74]

And write to the magazine "Murzilka" .....

[Pathos]

If there is a Baba, then there must be Grandfather DMB

[Evil Booth]

all clear! c400 and Turkish and Russian and Syrian Nitsche did not see and the iron dome saw but a secret information, there is still bargaining ....

[ali58]

Papa must complain, in the Vatican.

[donavi49]

Well, or UFOs of reptilians - you yourself know where.
Or Trump switched to scorched earth tactics, relative to the oil industry. The main fields are under US control, the rest of the infrastructure under the control of Turkey, Assad and the Kurds in the sector must be destroyed.

[Gray brother]

Quote: donavi49

Turkey, Assad and Kurds with

You, in your America, are not taught at all to read and write - you need to write "Kurds" with a small letter, because this is not a proper name.

[Yuyuka]

Quote: Gray Brother

Quote: donavi49

Turkey, Assad and Kurds with

You, in your America, are not taught at all to read and write - you need to write "Kurds" with a small letter, because this is not a proper name.

in their understanding, this surname is ...

[V.I.F.]

Quote: donavi49

infrastructure controlled by Turkey, Assad and Kurds in the sector should be destroyed

Read carefully - the oil infrastructure of the pro-US forces was hit

[donavi49]

Well, first, the pro-Turkish:
Military aircraft, allegedly of the international coalition, launched several rocket attacks on villages in the surrounding area. Al-babacontrolled by pro-Turkish groups in northeast Syria

El Bab is the largest city of lime.

[V.I.F.]

Quote: donavi49

Well, first the Turkish

I do not argue. A blow to the Amer’s oil industry looks like a peppy answer

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: V.I.F.

Read carefully - the oil infrastructure of the pro-US forces was hit

Unidentified combat aircraft inflicted a series of attacks on pro-Turkish forces in northern Syria.

There is mutual. Secretly hammering the friends of their partners.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: V.I.F.

Read carefully - the oil infrastructure of the pro-US forces was hit

Unidentified combat aircraft inflicted a series of attacks on pro-Turkish forces in northern Syria.

There is mutual. Secretly hammering the friends of their partners.

Well, hammering each other quietly, do not bother anyone, everyone is happy. And suddenly, somehow (as always) the media wanted to remove foam on this, they would sit and keep quiet.

[Captain45]

Quote: Mordvin 3

There is mutual. Secretly hammering the friends of their partners.

So tolerance is also political correctness. Here and are hollowed

[tihonmarine]

Quote: V.I.F.

Read carefully - the oil infrastructure of the pro-US forces was hit

Yes, what can I read here, and so it is clear, the Turks are hammering pro-American forces, Americans are pro-Turkish forces.

[sniperino]

Quote: tihonmarine

Turks hammering pro-American forces, Americans pro-Turkish forces

An order came - not to spare the Kurds.

[Alien From]

And why are we always surprised ...... ??? The Ottoman will not forgive the mattresses, an attempt to overthrow him, plus he has his own accounts with the Kurds, plus of course oil ... The mattresses in return will not forgive the Ottoman S-400, flirting with Russia, and oddly enough ..... ... also oil ....... Yes, let these guys even bite each other .... !!! It is good that in our guide there are bright heads that do not allow ours to succumb to the provocations of these sworn friends ...... that of the Ottomans, that of mattresses with hangers-on !!!

[cniza]

The affiliation of the aircraft is not defined.

Nowadays ? Someone is playing games ...

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: cniza

Nowadays ?

In the first Chechen airfield, Dudaev also attacked UFOs.

[hydrox]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Someone is playing games ...

Political, and someone makes real money on our oil: after all, oil is the only thing Assad can pay with Russia for completely childish help in the game against minke whales ...

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: hydrox

Political, and someone makes real money on our oil:

It is still possible to say that she is "ours" if Assad takes control of the territories occupied by the Kurds and Turks.

[hydrox]

You misunderstand: in my comment, oil is a political concept, not a physical body ...

[Briz]

after all, oil is the only thing Assad can pay with Russia for completely childish help in the game against the minke whales.

Why is it the only thing, but they gave us phosphates for which Iran had species.

[Thrall]

Such are the market relations between the Americans and the Kurds in Syria today

[Mountain shooter]

Whoa! And who is this unidentified one who flies in the Syrian sky. Striped ears? Turks? Are the competitors "knocked out"?
What isn’t ours is a fact ... And who else can there? Or maybe Iran? This is most likely

[bairat]

Israel can, but it seems that they have no interests there in the north.

[hydrox]

Only one who has an agreement with Russia and who allows Russia to fly there in Syria can fly - and this is not Israel ...

[voyaka uh]

With Israel - the same agreement as with the Americans and Turks.
Otherwise, they would long ago have started to bring down each other.

[hydrox]

It doesn’t roll: Israeli aviation makes all launches from the air production of foreign states (and I’m not reproaching you with this).
But God forbid you make a mistake, and Russia will gladly take off a couple of your fighters over Lebanon or Jordan ...

[voyaka uh]

Wrong. Israeli aviation repeatedly flew directly over the center of Damascus. And quietly flies over the center and east of Syria.
And over Lebanon too. And along the coast of Syria.
All under an agreement with the command of the VKS and Khmeimim.
Two provinces (by agreement) are "closed" to Israel:
Latakia (where Khmeimim) and Idlib (where fighting is taking place).
And to the north of Syria, where there is a war between Turkey and the Kurds, Israel does not fly, so as not to cause erroneous air battles.

[hydrox]

True or false - we will find out soon, no later than spring.

[Cut Samshitov]

Well, Uncle Trump doesn’t want C 400 for Erdogan ...

[Krilovchanin]

Therefore, he doesn’t want to bomb with unknown planes. Famous, among other things, too.

[Krilovchanin]

Now the West will raise a howl, they say, it's Russian! Getting ready for new sanctions, friends ...

[hydrox]

He won’t raise it: after all, those who were allowed to fly did it, and the affiliation of crafts and oil refineries was not given to the journalists ...
The picture, which in the heading to the material is just a lighted barn with freshly produced oil (or a freshly burned barn that is prepared to be filled with oil, for which they burn the clay bottom to give it hardness), which barefoot Kurds or Arabs will load into oil pipelines (infrastructure) completely destroyed!)
The only one who can know the affiliation of this oil is the pilots bombing the columns of oil carriers, and KNOWING where these columns go.

[rotmistr60]

unidentified military aircraft

Strange wording, oh well. Who could strike the pro-American Kurdish formations after the strike against the pro-Turkish - in 99% only Turks. But according to the pro-Turkish, the coalition is natural (read the Americans). And if you recall the conspiracy theology, then the third party, which benefits from a tear between Turkey and the United States.

[hydrox]

Quote: rotmistr60

And if you recall the conspiracy theology, then the third party, which benefits from a tear between Turkey and the United States.

The third party is the Kurds, for whom the conflict between the Sultan and Trump is beneficial, weakening Turkey, but they do not and never will have aviation.
But the fourth side has aviation!

[pru-pavel]

Here star-striped six-pointed ears stick out.

[abrakadabre]

Here star-striped six-pointed ears stick out.

Based on the article:
1.

Unidentified combat aircraft inflicted a series of attacks by Turkish forces in the north of Syria.

- America is supposed.
2. Apparently in response, other unidentified aircraft

In addition, it is reported that "unknown military aircraft" in the northeast of Aleppo province, in the area of ​​Al-Bab and Jalabrus, carried out a series of seven airstrikes against oil refineries. owned by pro-American Kurdish-Arab forces. According to data provided by the Lebanese television station al-Mayadeen, oil carriers belonging to the Kurds were also destroyed during the air raid. The affiliation of aircraft in this case is not defined.

There is a mutual exchange of courtesies between the United States and Turkey. You look, soon the Patriots and S-400s of unknown origin will begin to bring down aircraft of unknown origin. It remains for ours to look at this circus and periodically remind the Kurds that only under the wing of Assad, they will be calm ... If they surrender their weapons for "response. Storage."

[32363]

and where are the shells, with 300; from 350; from 400; from 450 ...... 100500 ???

[Gray brother]

Quote: 32363

and where are the shells, with 300; from 350; from 400; from 450 ...... 100500 ???

They don’t have it.

[V.I.F.]

Quote: 32363

where are the bubbles

As I understand it, pro-Turkish militants and offshore oil pumps have no such nishtyaks

[Horon]

and where are the shells, with 300; from 350; from 400; from 450 ...... 100500 ???

The Turks have not yet put the С400 on alert, but the Omerigans have their own "Pitriet"! It makes no sense for ours to get into this "get-together". Therefore, the belonging of the aircraft is not known only to journalists, but the reason, in order to spit into Russian equipment with gusto, is sure to be used by people like you.

[Incvizitor]

The FSI don’t have them, and six Kurds are bombing them.

[7,62x54]

Erdo has a reason to check the effectiveness of purchased C400

[faterdom]

Here it is - the Zone!
Unknown aircraft attacked unknown fuel trucks transporting illegally produced oil in unknown wells controlled by unknown armed people!
Such an equation cannot be solved by Perelman either.

[hydrox]

Yes Zone!
But the "Zone" according to the Strugatskys ...

[My_log_in]

intrigue scandals investigation where is all the air defense blocking Syria to the river and half of Turkey

[hydrox]

Do not try!
Such information is ordered not to give liberoids in order to avoid ...

[My_log_in]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Wow! ...
What isn’t ours is a fact ... And who else can there?

PMCs have the Air Force

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Or maybe Iran? ...

... and we are not in the know were very welcome

[askort154]

Unknown aircraft strike oil tankers in northeast Aleppo


I read the article twice - I didn’t understand anything.
When I watched the video, everything became clear.

[rocket757]

Unknown aircraft strike oil tankers in northeast Aleppo

Interestingly, and who is there controlling the Syrian sky ... or is it still not?

[BAI]

Unknown aircraft

Class! 21st century! Well, that generally noticed. And the aircraft carriers of unknown affiliation were not noticed there?

[JonnyT]

The answer for the bombed barges on the Euphrates.

[Livonetc]

Another nail in NATO's coffin.
So we will bury it with someone else's "tool".
Beauties.

[Tzar]

It looks like the tests of the promising stealth-litak of Ukraine ...

[dirk182]

The war for oil under the motto "fight against ISIS" continues .....

[abrakadabre]

The affiliation of aircraft in this case is not defined.

Come on...

[kriten]

Keep it up ... let the USA be the Turks, and we need to bomb the US oil carriers.

[Alsur]

Quote: 7,62x54

Erdo has a reason to check the effectiveness of purchased C400

C400 protect Ankara, i.e. Erdogan from all sorts of accidents and Syria S400 will not go in any case, not bought for this.

[sagitch]

"Unknown Combat Aviation" - Are they visiting guest performers? Now it happens.

[DPN]

Correctly the oil of Syria should belong to the Syrians.

[Azad]

Thanks. Anecdotes about oil refining is suitable for oil refining. And yes ... It all belonged to the groups Ahrar al-Sham, Ahrar al-Sharqiya and Firkat Hamzat. But what difference does it make to you?

[voyaka uh]

And who do you think bombed the Kurds in the east? Turks or Assad?

[Azad]

Where in the east? East of what?

[voyaka uh]

I'm trying to figure it out.
The article states that 1) first
unknown aircraft hit oil areas that were controlled by Kurds in northeast Syria.
Then 2) an unknown aircraft hit oil trucks in areas captured by the Turkish army.
Who bombed in both cases?
You are the only direct participant in the events on this forum - a volunteer fighting on the side of the Kobani Kurds. Your opinion is especially interesting.

[Azad]

Just a moment. 1. Combat aircraft of unknown origin inflicted a series of attacks on pro-Turkish forces in northern Syria. It is reported by the radio station Sham FM.
According to widespread information, military aircraft of unidentified affiliation on Monday launched a series of attacks on villages in the area of ​​Al-Bab, controlled by forces acting on the side of Turkey. It is assumed that aircraft of the international coalition led by the United States participated in the raid. Cho right. It’s supposed it’s only supposed.
2. In addition, it is reported that an "unidentified military aircraft" in the north-east of Aleppo province, in the area of ​​Al-Bab and Jalabrus, launched a series of seven airstrikes against oil refineries owned by pro-American Kurdish-Arab forces. Cho is wrong. Since all this belonged to the pro-Turkish groups Akhrar al-Sham, Akhrar al-Sharqiya and Firkat Khamzat.
Who was that? And whose aircraft passes in your "friend or foe" detection system as your own. American?

[voyaka uh]

That is, if I understood you correctly, in both cases the aircraft attacked the pro-Turkish groups?

[Azad]

Yes, you understood correctly.

[svp67]

There "UNKNOWN AVIATION" ???????? Well, don't be ridiculous ... Is it possible that at the time of the strike, all the radar stations were on preventive maintenance, AWACS planes on the ground, satellites "over the horizon"

[EvilLion]

Actually, only a dot is visible on the radars, signatures are such to themselves and they still need to be known. No radar can determine the aircraft’s affiliation.

[svp67]

Quote: EvilLion

No radar can determine the aircraft’s affiliation.

But they allow you to track the routes from where they fly

[EvilLion]

Airplanes rarely fly in a straight line to their target, and are quite capable of finding a route where they are not expected. Therefore, aviation against object-based air defense always wins.

[svp67]

Quote: EvilLion

Airplanes rarely fly in a straight line to their target, and are quite capable of finding a route where they are not expected. Therefore, aviation against object-based air defense always wins.

There are not many places from where the planes can take off and they are all under surveillance, including undercover intelligence. Which records how many, when and which airplanes took off, well, then the work of analytics ... This is without connecting airspace control by AWACS and satellites

[Zaurbek]

Who could it be? And why do Kurds need oil if it cannot be refined?

[voyaka uh]

And to sell crude oil, how is everyone doing? Oil-currency-goods.

[Shahno]

Quote: SergGrey318

There is also a version that the third force of "unidentified belonging" broke into both those and those. Oil, de jure, whose?

So it turns out that de jure Kurds ..
The bowels belong to the Syrian people. That is just the Kurds, the vast majority.

[aries2200]

who benefits and hit

[Shahno]

Quote: hydrox

It doesn’t roll: Israeli aviation makes all launches from the air production of foreign states (and I’m not reproaching you with this).
But God forbid you make a mistake, and Russia will gladly take off a couple of your fighters over Lebanon or Jordan ...

No one will do anything in case of an error. Negotiations will begin again. Both sides simply understand each other's strengths and capabilities.

[Babermetis]

The article is somehow not intelligible. In short, this is the fx tricks of Mr. Fix.

[zenion]

This is scum. The license plates of the aircraft were smeared with oil.

[Evil 55]

"unknown military aircraft" .. urgently need to call for fixing "white helmets" and American directors ..

[Starper-xnumx]

Poor Syria, everyone is bombing her.

[Shahno]

Quote: Alexey RA

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Oh, these journalists? Or am I not understanding something?

These are two different cases: in one, the pro-Turkish forces fell under the distribution, and in the other, the Kurds.
In short, the puppet owners exchanged pleasantries.

Well yes. Something like this. Plus sign to the Kurds. There is an influence to make an adequate answer ..

[Shahno]

Quote: Ramzaj99

I don’t want to point a finger at anyone, but similar night bombardments in the stele of one very cunning country ........

You are hinting at Adira. Why do we need it?
Too rude. Someone decided to mow under Tsahal.

[Essex62]

And not a word about the loss of population. Only about oil. But the Amerzians bombed villages; not only oil pumps live there.

[VyacheSeymour]

Cuiprodest? Cui bono? - Who benefits?

States:
Beat Turkish proteges incognito? -Why? Set on Assad? - So they are already fighting against the "beloved" Assad. So there is no point in weakening them. In spite of the Turks? -Because they are a proxy, so as not to get tired.
Beat the Kurds? -What for? In order to get rid of the Turks? So they’re kind of on their knives. Burning oil for the Kurds, depriving them (and themselves) of finance? TO baul down Assad and Russia? - But HERE this option has the right to life!

TURKEY:

In whom so much is invested in rotting themselves? - Definitely NO, they are already breathing in the woods in this region.
To bomb the Kurds, depriving them of their resources and finances, keeping a fig in their pocket to the States (given the recent Amerian assaults) is VERY possible.

ASAD:

In light of attempts to recapture northern uncontrolled areas? - It is high time!
To deprive the Kurds of oil is equal to the means of independent existence from the center and to make a better deal? -It is long necessary !! And then these scumbags, screaming about Turkish aggression, but for some reason they are silent about amers and francs? They were forgotten among the aggressors and their beloved ones. After all, they lurked territories (on which they had never lived) with oil fields covering an area two times their original ones, and decided to dump them from Syria. But this is no longer aggression and something worse by orders of magnitude - CONQUEST AND ANEXIA!
And in relation to the state - betrayal and treason! And according to the laws of war, a roadside ditch cries for them.

Videoconferencing:

Here is someone who has nothing to do so much more with them. Well, perhaps, with their intelligence and detection means, keep quiet about the true defendants in the strikes! And who else but Asda needs to cover up for? - because I do not believe that having the ability to detect and repel a raid of small drones, they overslept these massive strikes.
So there is only one conclusion: ASAD (with Russia's consent) has taken over the return of control over the country. And these attacks are legitimate, subtle hints of thick circumstances.

[0x0]

Assad is the only one in this situation who cannot afford this. Even with our approval.

[Klingon]

Quote: Ramzaj99

I don’t want to point a finger at anyone, but similar night bombardments in the stele of one very cunning country ........

god-saved?

[Ax Matt]

Well, you can congratulate the Su-57 with baptism of fire. Efficiency is shown, invisibility is proved. All the way ... Go ahead.

[My_log_in]

Quote: hydrox

Do not try!
Such information is ordered not to give liberoids in order to avoid ...

The Telegram channel "Herald of Damascus" said that according to the Syrian Ministry of Defense, a series of airstrikes on oil facilities in the north of the country were inflicted by Syrian Air Force planes. The strikes were carried out on the objects of Syrian oil smuggling, the supplies of which are carried out by the Kurds through Jerablus to Turkey. End of quote.
So, remembering the kindergarten dear hydrox, who is called, he is called that.

[ochakow703]

I am amused by the word "unknown"! This is in our world! Naturally, everyone knows everything, but they don't want to talk. So cool!

[Chaldon48]

Yeah, unknown aircraft, unmarked, and possibly "by mistake" struck. It's time to write a detective story on a military theme. But it is known whose oil is burning!

[thrust]

he would have done so. ordinary provocation on a war game (which weren’t, if not)

[Dima_Anlim]

One flew for oil, the other for what flew first - in revenge. Normal business. East is the same.

[0x0]

I’m eating popcorn, and watching the circus - how unknown planes of an unidentified hegemon hrenachat at the unfriendly Assad and us proxies to the forces of their strongest ally, also not established by NATE. And the unknown planes of an unidentified hegemonic ally, as an alaverdi, are hrenaty over unfriendly Assad and us proxies to the hegemonic forces ...
One of two things - or I lost my mind, or this world ... Well, really, really complete nonsense! The world needs haloperidol !!!
mdya (as PySy) ... And someone else will convince me that after the downed attack aircraft, Turkey had to be sacked ???

[Zaurbek]

Oil is not enough to produce, it must also be delivered to the port or refinery.

[FCSO]

Fake news! Perhaps invented on "topvar". None of the leading news agencies report this.