Reported on a powerful explosion on the way of the Turkish military convoy in northern Syria

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From Syria, there are reports that a powerful explosion occurred on the route of the Turkish military convoy in the north of Aleppo province. We are talking about the operation of an explosive device on the way of the Turkish column in the area of ​​the settlement of Jerablus (Kharabulus).

The explosion occurred at a time when the Turkish contingent was returning after patrolling to its base in the village of Al-Baldik.



Representatives of the Kurdish armed groups said that as a result of the explosion "a lot of soldiers were injured."

At the same time, representatives of the so-called "moderate opposition", which is largely controlled by Ankara, write on social networks that there were no casualties as a result of the explosion. The official Damascus has not yet commented on the situation. There is also no data on the consequences of the explosion under the Syrian Jerablus from the Turkish Ministry of Defense.

At the moment, it is said that the Turkish column in the north of Aleppo province was moving without Russian escort. It is known that in the north-eastern regions of the SAR (for example, in the province of Hasek), joint Russian-Turkish patrols are usually carried out.


Meanwhile, photos appeared on social networks, the signatures to which indicate that they were shot at the scene of the explosion. The photo shows distorted military equipment, cars. And judging by the photo, it was definitely not without victims.


Photo: Mohamad Rashid

At the same time, a number of sources write that the column could not belong to the Turkish army, but to the Turkish forces from the so-called SSA.
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  1. -13
    5 December 2019 08: 08
    In interesting, the Turkish military (persons of Turkish nationality) on these machines patrol or Turkish barmaley?
    In our armored cars, NSAIDs, mostly Caucasians.
    In general, Muslims are Russians.
    1. +6
      5 December 2019 08: 31
      Quote: Victor_B
      In our armored cars, NSAIDs, mostly Caucasians.
      In general, Muslims are Russians.

      You watch the video, there are quite all the representatives from Russia. Not only from the Caucasus.
      Syria is receiving reports that a powerful explosion occurred on the route of the Turkish military convoy in the north of Aleppo province.

      So the agreement does not work, the Kurds did not withdraw their formations from the security zone.
      1. +1
        5 December 2019 09: 05
        A car filled with explosives exploded right at a Turkish military convoy. The incident occurred near the city of Jarablus in the province of Aleppo, Syria.
        Prior to this, it was known that several explosions thundered in the city of Kamyshly, in northeast Syria. Terrorist attacks in Tell Abyad, Afrin and Al-Bab were also reported. In all cases, mined cars were also blown up.
        There is a certain degree of probability that Kurdish radicals who do not stop their provocations are behind the explosion of cars.
    2. 0
      5 December 2019 09: 28
      Quote: Victor_B
      In our armored cars, NSAIDs, mostly Caucasians.

      Where do I claim that there are ONLY Caucasians?
      There are both Russians and Buryats, etc. are present.
      But it was repeatedly reported (up to the plots in "Military Acceptance" and officials) that a large number of MUSLIMS are involved in the MILITARY POLICE in Syria.
      It was emphasized that there are many Chechens and Ingush.
      And it helps to establish relationships with the local population.
      Including an unfriendly population.
    3. +9
      5 December 2019 10: 04
      Take a close look at the 3rd photo (with a bald wheel)! Only a blonde can decide that these are the remains of a bronik, not a passenger car, moreover, with an aluminum rim. Turkish patrols do not ride such, especially where they throw stones at them.
      soldier
      1. +1
        5 December 2019 19: 18
        Quote: Mikhalych
        Take a close look at the 3rd photo (with a bald wheel)! Only a blonde can decide that these are the remains of a bronik, not a passenger car, moreover, with an aluminum rim. Turkish patrols do not ride such, especially where they throw stones at them.

        In-in!
        The first 2 photos are some kind of home-made do not understand from what. The latter is generally a car.
        Although the latter could be a shahid clunker ..... No wonder it tore into pieces.
        1. 0
          6 December 2019 15: 35
          Although the latter could be a shahid clunker ..... No wonder it tore into pieces.
          I somehow missed this moment, but
          "In-in!
          The first 2 photos are some kind of home-made do not understand from what.
          "it is also visible, especially paint, below I described the opinion on it
      2. 0
        6 December 2019 15: 33
        I immediately noticed this, and on the armored car, questions, as it seemed to me that the armor of the Turese Armed Forces (and indeed of normal regular armies) was "painted" at the factory or, in extreme cases, with a personal composition, but at least with a spray gun, and then even in the night with poor photo quality, it is clearly visible that stains were smeared with ordinary paint cans.
  2. +1
    5 December 2019 08: 09
    What are they doing? To the Turks began to fight with them again? fool
    1. +6
      5 December 2019 08: 21
      It’s not they who seek it, but Western curators, they don’t need peace there, in peacetime you won’t steal oil.
  3. -3
    5 December 2019 08: 10
    "On the way" Correct.
    1. 0
      5 December 2019 08: 17
      And you "Fix" fix it. Gramoteyev divorced ...
      1. 0
        5 December 2019 08: 19
        I did not notice, it was not printed from the phone.
  4. -3
    5 December 2019 08: 10
    Erdogan wants a full-blown war in Syria. And now there may be a reason ....
  5. -1
    5 December 2019 08: 10
    So far, the Kurds are selective, that's good. Let's see what happens next.
    1. +7
      5 December 2019 08: 43
      A couple of days ago, the Kurds blew up the Russian armored car. If you really think that the locals will attack only the Turks, without touching the Russians, then I can only envy such naivety.
      1. -2
        5 December 2019 08: 50
        Quote: Zeev Zeev
        A couple of days ago, the Kurds blew up the Russian armored car. If you really think that the locals will attack only the Turks, without touching the Russians, then I can only envy such naivety.

        I agree if I was kicked out of the house in which I live for many years, I would not only blow up, and do not care who patrols there
      2. 0
        5 December 2019 08: 54
        Let's see what happens next.
        Where did you see the certainty that they would not touch us? Your desire to bewitch breeds inattention.
      3. 0
        5 December 2019 10: 06
        A couple of days ago, the Kurds blew up the Russian armored car.
        Why did you decide that these are Kurds?
        1. +1
          5 December 2019 10: 26
          Because there is no one else. There are simply no other forces besides Kurds, Turks and Russians.
          1. -1
            5 December 2019 10: 32
            There are simply no other forces besides Kurds, Turks and Russians.
            Are you really so naive?
            1. 0
              5 December 2019 10: 41
              Oh well. What other bike can you tell? Wicked Yankees sent saboteurs to quarrel Russians with Kurds? Israel landed special forces to undermine the Russian patrol? Bandera opened a new front against Russia?
              Understand at last, for the Kurds, the Russians are not very different from the Turks. They consider their birth to be their own and they will attack everyone there.
              1. 0
                5 December 2019 10: 56
                Cui prodest? This is the first.
                for Kurds, Russians are not much different from Turks.
                The difference is at least that the Russians did not level the Kurdish settlements with the land. This is the second. Take the fictitious state of Hurru mamba ru, we will pay for the terrorist attack to the local one, according to your logic, we get nothing to do with it. This is the third. Those. what I want to say, there was an explosion, then only speculation and conspiracy. Perhaps you are right, but again this is just a hunch.
                1. +1
                  5 December 2019 11: 23
                  Even if the Russians did not level the Kurdish villages with the land, they are perceived by the Kurds as strangers. Moreover (unlike the same Americans) strangers who have good ties with Turkey. A friend of my enemy is my enemy.
                  1. 0
                    5 December 2019 11: 37
                    Even if the Russians did not level the Kurdish villages with the land, they are perceived by the Kurds as strangers.
                    Aliens, for example, but the Turks are enemies. Difference! Aliens protect from enemies, the idea is not complicated, you only need to think for a second. And the Turks and I are not friends, Russia has only friends in the army and navy.
                    1. +1
                      5 December 2019 11: 50
                      Aliens do not protect against enemies. Aliens along with enemies go here. Here are strangers Americans or Jews Kurds trained, armed, and even fought together. But there are no Russians.
                      1. -4
                        5 December 2019 11: 56
                        Aliens do not protect against enemies.
                        Why all of a sudden?
                        Let's be logical then to the end
                        That alien Americans or Jews Kurds trained, armed, and even fought together
                        Let us take one example of how the Israelis were Georgians trained to armed and possibly fought (just as long as possible), who do you think the Israelis should be to us? (I emphasize once again according to your logic)
                        And the second example is how the armed trained and possibly together with the Americans and Jews (from your words) the Kurds are now carrying out terrorist attacks of the RF Armed Forces.
                        But there are no Russians.
                        Is it not the Russians, along with the Syrians, that ISIS took apart for firewood?
                      2. +3
                        5 December 2019 12: 43
                        Are we discussing the logic or situation in Rojava? For the Kurds, you are allies of the Turks, you act together with the Turks. Moreover, in this area, local soldiers fought with ISIS with the support of the Air Force of the Western coalition. You were not there, as were the Turks. And if someone thinks that a specific Salim or Ziad cares before covering the situation in Russia, it is not worth wondering that real events do not fit into his template.
                      3. -2
                        5 December 2019 13: 05
                        Are we discussing the logic or situation in Rojava?
                        How can I discuss something without adhering to logic?
                        in this area, local ISIS fought with ISIS, with the support of the West Coalition's Air Force.
                        If the Armed Forces of the SAR and the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation they would have fought there for another 100 years with the support of the Western coalition.
                        For the Kurds, you are allies of the Turks, you act together with the Turks.
                        This is interesting, probably the way they cover the events there? What are the real reasons for this, autonomy within Syria, because the United States promised independence. That is, the ally is the one who promises more, even if he then merges?
                      4. 0
                        5 December 2019 13: 56
                        Assad’s army has not been seen there since 2012, the Russians have never been there. But during the ISIS offensive in 2014-2015, the U.S. Air Force bombed and dropped cargo,
                        and conducted reconnaissance for the Kurds.
  6. +1
    5 December 2019 08: 14
    The Turks, who decided to grab their piece of the pie without knowing it, made their own Afghanistan for themselves. What will they sing when the 200s go to Ankara not by isolated cases, but by a small but constant stream?
    1. +3
      5 December 2019 08: 18
      Turks will not be ceremonial in this case, they have tremendous experience in cutting out all living things in the territory they control
    2. +1
      5 December 2019 08: 23
      I was generally surprised that the Turks stopped their advance. If they had implemented their plans, then at least some kind of result would have been, as well as complete nonsense, the goals have not been achieved, the prospects are foggy, and the soldiers are dying.
      1. -1
        5 December 2019 08: 58
        I was generally surprised that the Turks stopped their advance. If they had implemented their plans, then at least some kind of result would have been, as well as complete nonsense, goals not achieved

        How do you know the goals of the Turkish side? to move territories controlled by YPG from their borders is the result. I think that the Turks did not set the task of getting involved in a difficult partisan war on foreign territory. Most likely they received, as preferences, an agreement with the Kurds with the mediation of the Russian Federation on a certain status quo on this bridgehead. But the Kurdish formations themselves, and even less the SSA, are not a monolithic structure, but are a poorly organized rabble whose general strategy is implemented by agreements either among the tribal leaders or between field commanders (who are today, but not tomorrow). Therefore, in any case, there will not be coherence between the individual tribes / gangs. Plus and curators muddied the water. Therefore, the world there is a very, very relative concept.
        1. 0
          5 December 2019 09: 05
          "Kurdish formations and even more so the SSA are not a monolithic structure, but a poorly organized rabble"
          And what agreements can Turks count on in this situation?
          1. 0
            5 December 2019 12: 07
            And what agreements can Turks count on in this situation?

            not for any. Therefore, an authoritative party in the person of the Russian Federation was needed.
  7. -2
    5 December 2019 08: 15
    What drives are fashionable.
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  9. 0
    5 December 2019 08: 36
    The armored car was left without glazing, so at least there were shell-shocked ones.
  10. -1
    5 December 2019 08: 38
    This is a woman for a long time. Judging by the result, the centner of fertilizers rushed, no less ... In the Turks, the hemorrhagic scratched their own head ...
  11. -1
    5 December 2019 08: 42
    Auto some artisanal, not military apparently
  12. -1
    5 December 2019 08: 51
    Turks and Yankees gave the conflict in Syria a "second wind" ...
  13. -1
    5 December 2019 08: 55
    Reported on a powerful explosion on the way of the Turkish military convoy in northern Syria

    Good question! And what answer can Turkey give, then?
    Those. everything goes according to the plan! A reminder to the Turks that down!
    1. -2
      5 December 2019 09: 22
      May arrange a massacre .... the Turks in this master.
      1. 0
        5 December 2019 09: 25
        Quote: Zaurbek
        May arrange a massacre .... the Turks in this master.

        Suppose the Kurds are not "children" in this matter either ... You can ask the Armenians, they remember it well.
        1. 0
          5 December 2019 12: 00
          But the Turks have an army and the Kurds can’t fight with it ..... but you can start fighting the partisans like the Germans in WWII
          1. 0
            5 December 2019 12: 17
            But about the Germans it is not necessary, these are forbidden methods ... however, this does not stop anyone from repeating this, unfortunately.
            1. 0
              5 December 2019 13: 53
              Kurds of partisans .... but it’s difficult with partisans if you need to keep territory. Or you need to resettle your Cossacks.
              1. 0
                5 December 2019 14: 01
                Partisans, but with supplies from the allies of the very ones against which these partisans are fighting!
                This is not even a paradox, it is a SITUATION!
  14. 0
    5 December 2019 10: 17
    Judging by the degree of "disassembly" of the equipment, it was clearly not without losses.
    (I'm not "for" not "against", just stating a fact.)
  15. 0
    5 December 2019 10: 21
    Thank God - there were no ours ...
  16. 0
    5 December 2019 20: 15
    Quote: Zeev Zeev
    Aliens do not protect against enemies. Aliens along with enemies go here. Here are strangers Americans or Jews Kurds trained, armed, and even fought together. But there are no Russians.

    And why, interestingly, did they do all this on a foreign land: armed, trained, shot at someone? The government invited them there? Or wished incredible happiness to the Kurdish people? And then such happiness came that Turkey was barely able to dissuade essentially from harsh military measures against the Kurds if the situation was streamlined.

    The Russian Armed Forces do not "go with enemies" there, but hold on to the trunk of these two hot guys, so that the bloody consequences of "arming, training, shooting" without any invitation and demand from the authorities of the country in whose territory all this was done took place.

    Gradually it dawns on the whole world that such behavior, the reckless use of the right of the strong: I wanted, I threw rockets, I wanted to bomb, I wanted to shoot - this is savagery, barbarism, some kind of neanderthalism that no one can already afford. One must gradually get used to this thought.

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