Russian-Turkish patrol again stoned

Units of the armed forces of Russia and Turkey continue to conduct joint patrols in Kurdish enclaves located in northern Syria. It seems that stoning participants in these raids has become a traditional "fun" for local residents.

The video below shows the convoy, which includes both Russian and Turkish military equipment: the Tiger, Typhoon-K and KIRPI armored vehicles, a command post vehicle based on the BTR-80.

Apparently, the path runs through the problem area, taking into account the probability of an attack on the convoy. At least remotely controlled weapons modules installed in Turkish KIRPI are in motion; Mi-8 rotorcraft and, possibly, Mi-24 cover the patrol from the air. The helicopters themselves are “reinsured” by shooting thermal traps.

Local residents, as can be understood from the cadres, are not happy about the presence of the military. When the column moves along the highway, mainly teenagers again throw stones at it. You can see the "shells" in the Turkish KIRPI. However, judging by the previous case examined at VO, it is possible that Russian armored vehicles also felt hostility to the Kurdish population.

Comments

[Victor_B]

Oh Kurds are jumping!
The patrols will become purely Turkish, and there is also an occupation nearby.

[cost]

Russian-Turkish patrol again stoned

It's no secret that all these "shares" have been paid for. New Year's holidays and money is over. Kurds went to work again. At least some penny in the house

[Flatter]

And why it’s impossible to throw stones at the Russians. Unless joint patrolling with the Turks does not provide for a unified approach to Kurdish problems. Let them catch them if they don’t solve anything.

[Mouse]

because cactus ....

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Mouse

because cactus ....

gladiolus, noooooooo ???

[Mouse]

cactus stuffing more fun ... possible with gladiolus ....

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Mouse

cactus stuffing more fun ... possible with gladiolus ....

better together ... especially if the enemy!

[Mouse]

Quote: Nikolai the Greek

better together ... especially if the enemy!

well ... you can also buy a rose ... with thorns ...

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Mouse

Quote: Nikolai the Greek

better together ... especially if the enemy!

well ... you can also buy a rose ... with thorns ...

not excluded !!!

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Flatter

And why in Russian you can’t throw stones.

because blood from the nose can go !!!

Quote: Flatter

Does joint patrolling with the Turks not provide a single approach to Kurdish problems.

joint patrolling means only .... joint patrolling - joint travel on a certain route !!! and there are no approaches manifested !!! if, at one of these moments, the Turks jump out of their trough and start shooting the Kurds, then you’ll pour out your conclusions here !!!

[NEXUS]

Quote: Rich

It's no secret that all these "shares" have been paid for.

I think that with the scenarios of paid rallies, actions, Maidans, we should have stopped already. And for a long time, reacting harshly, and not trying to look soft and fluffy for everyone. So that the same "Kurd" understands that in response to a thrown stone, a grenade can fly.

[Svarog51]

Children in the conflict zone. They would have a level ground, put the ball and goal, so that the energy was somewhere to put it. And they graze goats, but they throw stones at passing cars.

[hydrox]

These children, together with their parents, live in the feudal era, and you offer them to live in socialism?
Remember how such attempts to "domesticate" ended in Afghanistan ...
But if you can, then try to describe the case of successful cultivation known to you.

[Svarog51]

I invite them to play yard football. There is no need to ascribe the policy of "culture" here. In the photo on the right, there is a satellite dish on the roof. They are "domesticated" through the media.

[hydrox]

For them, cattle grazing is a source of life and is more vital than "driving the bald", but the children will be very grateful to you for such care, before they get a stone in their heads from the "kids".
For some reason, despite the regularity that the Yankees "throw" the Kurds, for some reason the Kurds respect the Americans more than us, and they run to us only when the Turks begin to break them through the knee.
That’s why JOINT patrols are carried out, that without us the Turks would lively restore order there!

[Svarog51]

Standing near the road and throwing stones at passing armored personnel carriers - this is not "driving a bulldozer"? The work, apparently, is in between grazing cattle? Stop braiding politics, children need to study at school, and not take part in an adult squabble along the road.

[LiSiCyn]

Hi Sergey

Quote: hydrox

if you can, then try to describe the case of successful cultivation known to you.

All Central Asia.

Quote: Svarog51

I suggest they play yard football.

Yes, they will play with pleasure, there would be something and where ... But I want to eat, and the options for "earnings" are just such.

[Svarog51]

Hi Stas With the past!

But I want to eat, and the options for "earnings" are just such.

I understand everything perfectly. This I express my regrets that the children do not throw the ball into the basket, but the stones in the APCs. No background in this, I mean.

[hydrox]

I apologize, but also without an underlying motive: the parents of these children were not going to teach their children anything :: in Syria and Iraq, the issue of Kurdish autonomy has been discussed for decades, but this is such a people that prefers confrontation in everything ...
If they cannot manage autonomy, then what happens if they give them statehood? Another Ukraine? Does anyone need this?

[Svarog51]

Will you calm down already? Children need the care of parents and teachers, not participation in political confrontation as a "human shield" on the barricades. Yes, "from the high bell tower" on the ambitions and preferences of political parents. Children must be brought up and educated. The parents of these children are not at all concerned with upbringing, but substitute them under the patrol armored personnel carriers. Enough already asking provocative questions, can you answer - why are you stirring up the situation?

If they cannot manage autonomy, then what happens if they give them statehood? Another Ukraine? Does anyone need this?

Are you tying Ukraine to Syria? It’s necessary to you, if you combine questions. There is no other reason. Feeding on a question?

[Svarog51]

Not me, but the editors. I guess they asked them an unsolvable problem. I will also give them information for thought. Very interesting events on the site are taking place.

[Serg65]

Quote: Svarog51

Yeah zealous and advanced

Gosha!!!! I would never have thought
Serena is healthy!

[Svarog51]

Hello, namesake Surprised myself Once I was in Kharkov for a couple of weeks, on a business trip, in 86th. Maybe then? But there was something else like the Union

[Serg65]

Quote: Svarog51

in Kharkov a couple of weeks

A couple of weeks to recruit above the roof!

[Svarog51]

And who recruited that? I missed something, probably? Then they were afraid to use such words. All were exemplary Soviet citizens.
P.S. In the early 90s, my aunt took her family out of Dushanbe and for a quarter century I lost them. Found all relatively recently in Yekaterinburg. Tajiks also left, and they helped to get out. Thanks to them for that.

[Serg65]

Quote: Svarog51

And who recruited that?

Well, I don’t know, comrade-mister hydrox knows better!

Quote: Svarog51

they helped to get out

Yurchiki then saved many from Wochik ...

[Svarog51]

That's how it is What is going on? SBU filed a dossier on me? I'll go hide from them under the covers.

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: hydrox

My dear, so you are a Bandera! Well, I have beads in front of you ...
"We need to warn you right away! (C)

straight iron logic !!!

[Serg65]

Quote: hydrox

but this is such a people

By the way, the same people were quite successfully cultivated in the USSR!

[hydrox]

And what are you saying!
And what, did they have a republic or at least autonomy?
Or was the Kurdish language taught somewhere in Russia and dictionaries published?
Months of Kurdish culture or festivals named after ... any cultural Kurdish name were arranged?
On rugs, try ... make such a stand

[Serg65]

Quote: hydrox

And what, did they have a republic or at least autonomy?

Well, okay, we're trolling on the sly? Are we starting a conversation about culture and ending about autonomy? Okay .... you probably know the Kurdish Autonomous Region "Red Kurdistan"? True, it existed for only 13 years while Comrade. Stalin did not liquidate it. But 13 years of autonomy gave the Kurds and agronomists, and technicians, and poets, and even professors! Now the Kurds live compactly in Adygea, where they organize months and festivals!
There you go!

[hydrox]

For the whole of Central Asia, the favorite pastime after gaining independence was to cut the heads of Russians - do you mean this "culture" of them?
My friend took out a child from A-Ata after some all-Union competitions in the early 90s - he just didn’t shoot back ... Is that their gratitude for civilization and educational program?
It’s a pity you weren’t there, otherwise they would have taken out the "lover of Eastern culture" in zinc.

[Serg65]

Quote: hydrox

For all of Central Asia, the favorite pastime after gaining independence was to cut Russian heads

Hey, special on Bandera! Where in CA, besides Tajikistan, did Russians cut their heads? Facts to the studio!

[hydrox]

Google to the rescue. historians!
I’m not dumping any facts in Ukrainian studios.
And what is it that your company SO has deployed in the Kurds?

[Serg65]

Quote: hydrox

Google to the rescue. historians!

That is, unprincipled and brazen time? I wonder why and for whom?

Quote: hydrox

I’m not dumping any facts in Ukrainian studios.

This is yes, because you’re broadcasting from there yourself!

Quote: hydrox

And what is it that your company SO has deployed in the Kurds?

sorry for the children!

[hydrox]

On "you", be so kind as to address your interlocutors somewhere in the backyard ... Excuse me for the common people I am talking to you, I am addressing "you".

[Serg65]

Quote: hydrox

Excuse me, that I am on the common people with you, on "you" I am addressing.

Nice to deal with an entelegent troll!

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: hydrox

For the whole of Central Asia, the favorite pastime after gaining independence was to cut the heads of Russians - do you mean this "culture" of them?

I understand that you are turning to me? To immediately put all the points ... I, a native of the city of Alma-Ata. Therefore, everything that you wrote here, according to a friend, to put it mildly, not true ...

Quote: hydrox

My friend took out a child from A-Ata after some all-Union competitions in the early 90s - he just didn’t shoot back ..

No, well, if he was there, "bullied" ... In Alma-Ata, the guys are hot. You would have the Russians, in such a situation, heap.

Quote: hydrox

It’s a pity you weren’t there, otherwise they would have taken out the "lover of Eastern culture" in zinc.

But this is a provocation
Left in the 98th. They left because they considered themselves Russian, not Kazakhs. Those who were able to integrate live still. I have a lot of classmates - Russians, they still live there. Some do not live badly.
Well, about "zinc ... You are more careful in expressions and wishes ... Karma, you know."

[Serg65]

Quote: LiSiCyn

In Almaty, the guys are hot

Hello, land! . Something I missed about A-Ata without noticing
To me, the same expert on Google, nervously rolling his eyes, proved that his neighbor, in the 92nd from then Bishkek, brought out a huge crowd of refugees through the passes at night!

[LiSiCyn]

Hello, Sergey

Quote: Serg65

argued that his neighbor, in the 92nd from Bishkek then, led out through the passes at night a huge crowd of refugees!

I remember this about two years ago. And even, certain nicknames pop up in my head.
It's funny to listen to people who have never been there ...

[hydrox]

Verbiage for Ukraine, save!

[Svarog51]

Verbiage for Ukraine, save!

Well now it’s clear. Called mug? Received. The article is for Syria and the children of the Kurds, but it is boring to you. Maybe in the case of something clever you say, and the flood is golem?

[hydrox]

Under the password "Beads for ...?
No, it makes no sense!

[Losharik]

Quote: hydrox

Verbiage for Ukraine, save!

Come on, calm down .. What does Ukraine have to do with it?

Quote: Svarog51

I will now be very attentive to you. Interested. Curious I. And besides, the education is SOVIET - NKVDshnoe. This is equivalent for you, so be it. I'm not against.

So do I . . How many horror divorced here .. And what to do Sergey?

[Svarog51]

Measures to take, otherwise they will destroy, everything that is built.

[Losharik]

Quote: Svarog51

Measures to take, otherwise they will destroy, everything that is built.

I asked for order .. Got it

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: hydrox

for some reason, Kurds respect Americans more

doubtful ... they seem to respect them in the last turn !!!

[hydrox]

That is, when the Yankees are already putting them under machine guns - then, maybe, they will feel what they fit into

[Mouse]

I suggest they play yard football.

while they play american football .... ...

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Mouse

I suggest they play yard football.

while they play american football .... ...

in that Merikatos and can beat it !!

[Svarog51]

Rugby? So the equipment would be put on, beat. Little ones do not understand where their "coach" is pushing.
Basil

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: hydrox

These children live with their parents in the feudal era,

also they dare to demand a state for themselves !!!

[hydrox]

What is funny, for some reason, the Kurds in the USSR did NOT give ANY autonomy status either, therefore, having endured as much as possible, the Kurdish district (popular name!) Was abolished in 1929 after 6 years from the date of formation.
Perhaps it was not by chance that they abolished ...
And why did they decide to hold a rally on a useless reason (they also lure you into their ranks): no one will spend money on such a mediocre embodiment of "popular discontent".

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Svarog51

And they graze goats,

region specifics !!!

Quote: Svarog51

Yes, they throw stones at passing cars.

specificity in ... cranium !!!

[Svarog51]

Nicholas There is no arguing against the specifics, but here the adult hand is traced. They themselves hardly thought of this.

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Svarog51

Nicholas There is no arguing against the specifics, but here the adult hand is traced. They themselves hardly thought of this.

you guess what the general level of intellectual development is there ??? !!! that some have that others !!

[Svarog51]

I guess you think they don’t have internet? Look at the top picture, there is a satellite dish on each shack. The XNUMXst century is in the courtyard, even the Chukchi in the yarangs watch telly, rather than waiting for dawn.

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Svarog51

I guess you think they don’t have internet? Look at the top picture, there is a satellite dish on each shack. The XNUMXst century is in the courtyard, even the Chukchi in the yarangs watch telly, rather than waiting for dawn.

you know, it’s not always the presence of a modish thing in your hands or nearby that adds bonuses to mental development ... these won’s live in their feudal Middle Ages, and jump around with stones around intricate moving things !!!

[Svarog51]

Do not believe in progress? Look at the phones of these kids. I have a regular slider to call, and they have smart tricks. They have long come out of feudalism, but mow down under the wretched.

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Svarog51

Do not believe in progress? Look at the phones of these kids. I have a regular slider to call, and they have smart tricks. They have long come out of feudalism, but mow down under the wretched.

I believe in progress ... but some, having seemingly progressive things, still stay in the Middle Ages !!!

[Svarog51]

That's for sure, that's why I got into a debate with you.

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Svarog51

That's for sure, that's why I got into a debate with you.

[bessmertniy]

For the Kurds all around are enemies. Therefore, meeting foreign military columns with stones for them is natural for them. But, if this continues further with respect to the Russian military, then the matter could go as far as disarming the Kurdish forces in Syria, which Turkey insists on.

[Observer2014]

The problem however. And not even for escorting the colonies. And in general. Although for patrolling together with the Turks, it’s still joy knowing the relationship between Turks and Kurds. God forbid, you kidnap stones with stones .... Although this is all calculated .Oh they cunningly acted when the borders were set there. For centuries, they created problems for everyone when the whole people living in the country were not allowed to do it .. Here and the eternal headache is now for the whole region. Kurds are eternal prisoners of promises. And an eternal stone of discord.

[anjey]

Jews, for example, were given a "country to make" and no less headache and discord

[Maki Avellevich]

Quote: anjey

Jews, for example, were given a "country to make" and no less headache and discord

the country is not "allowed" to do, the country is taken to do.

this girls "give"

[Far East]

girls, give access to the BODY! Ah, you take it yourself!

[Losharik]

Quote: Maki Avellievich

the country is not "allowed" to do, the country is taken to do.

Well, this is how to say)))
How many years has Israel existed? Have you ever had at least one peaceful day? Forever something bloody happens in you ..
Gusinsky, etc. when will you give us Avellyevich?

[Maki Avellevich]

Quote: Losharik

Well, this is how to say)))
How many years has Israel existed? Have you ever had at least one peaceful day? Forever something bloody happens in you ..

Unlike ?
Take the gusinsky.

[hydrox]

So everything is right: that the Kurds, that the Jews have an equally intolerable dislike for the Arab population ...

[Maki Avellevich]

Quote: hydrox

So everything is right: that the Kurds, that the Jews have an equally intolerable dislike for the Arab population ...

maybe something to fix in the conservatory?

[hydrox]

Nope.
This genetics is so ...

[rocket757]

Seniors raise young people as they need.
This trouble will continue ......

[Thrifty]

And all from greed, because some of the Kurds who fell under the United States have, as it were, "their own" oil, while other Kurds do not work, and do not have freebies like oil! Here is anger and avenge on patrols!

[Maki Avellevich]

Quote: Thrifty

And all from greed, because some of the Kurds who fell under the United States have, as it were, "their own" oil, while other Kurds do not work, and do not have freebies like oil! Here is anger and avenge on patrols!

Kurds unfortunately usually have problems by stupidity and not by greed.

[Paranoid50]

Quote: Maki Avellievich

rule of the problem by stupidity and not by greed.

These qualities work together. A greedy person is a stupid person.

[hydrox]

Do not invent: the Arabs did not give the Kurds "their" land, therefore the Kurds will not have oil of their "own".

[rotmistr60]

stoning participants in these raids has become a traditional "fun" for local residents

But this "fun" obviously has an organizer, tk. someone has to control the actions of teenagers. All parties to the conflict have, have and will have problems with the Kurds. They rush from side to side looking out for who will give more or at least promise. Well. and the Turks are a systemic enemy for them.

[Mavrikiy]

Listen, there are so many stones that it’s enough for 100 years. They drop every day, how do they go to work, and ....... a new movie? Skukaten.

[hydrox]

Why not admit that children are paid in little things for such "fun"? Such is the peculiar form of support for the lochtorate ...

[Lesorub]

air patrol cover rotorcraft

The correct decision is to cover with "turntables" - I think the drones also monitor the route of the convoy.

[senima56]

And our media asserted that the "peaceful local population" only throws stones at the Turkish military "!

[ximkim]

Kurds, Kurds, Kurds .. There are only one result from Russian-Turkish patrols, these are materials for articles of various media. Next. What do we have? We have good and bad news. The good news is that the Kurds are not negotiable. The bad news is that the Kurds have their own small OPEC (fields in Deir ez-Zora). The root of evil is finance, and you need to block this shop in all possible ways. And further. The territories that have returned under the control of Damascus (where the Kurds live.), Is the center doing anything there? And then all alone patrols along the route ..

[hydrox]

Kurdish ethnos is scattered throughout BV.
And what, now to sell all these lands to the Kurds, so that they drove them to the Yankees?
The Americans will be happy and will not spare the money for such a deal.