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Kurds will be "guarded" by police from Idlib militants

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Given the precarious situation of pro-Turkish militants in Syrian Idlib, Ankara embarked on their transfer to other military theaters.


A significant number of "rebels" were sent to Libya. There was an unfavorable situation for the regime ruling from Tripoli. The need to strengthen it led to a significant increase in the contingent of militants who had previously fought on Syrian soil.
However, as practice has shown, without the support of regular Turkish troops, they are not able to give a proper rebuff to the units of Marshal Khalifa Haftar that are seizing Tripoli. This circumstance contributed to the introduction of Ankara army in Libya.

“Under the wing” of Turkish troops, “Idlib rebels” will operate in northern Syria. In Kurdish enclaves, police units are created consisting of former militants of the Free Syrian Army. They have already been spotted in the city of Tel Abyad. This settlement was captured in October 2019 during the operation “Source of Peace”. Until that moment, he was under the control of the Kurdish YPG and PKK detachments.

It is easy to imagine what kind of "gift" in the form of new "law enforcement" received the Kurds living in the territory controlled by the Turkish army.


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  1. samarin1969
    samarin1969 14 January 2020 06: 18 New
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    How easily men are driven into a warring army. It seems that from the economy there remained only war and smuggling.
    1. Commissar77
      Commissar77 14 January 2020 06: 35 New
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      Once they throw stones at the Russians, let the bearded ones from Idlib protect them, they deserve
  2. Mountain shooter
    Mountain shooter 14 January 2020 06: 25 New
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    Fox thrown to guard the chicken coop? Not original ... Those are still warriors ...
    1. bessmertniy
      bessmertniy 14 January 2020 08: 04 New
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      That is, the Turks send to protect the Kurds of those same fighters with whom they most recently fought with might and main for Manbij and other northern territories of Syria. belay Obviously, the Turks seek to take the territory occupied by the Kurds exclusively under their control.
      1. Vladimir_2U
        Vladimir_2U 14 January 2020 08: 14 New
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        Quote: bessmertniy
        That is, the Turks send to protect the Kurds of those same militants with whom they most recently fought with might and main for Manbij and other northern territories of Syria

        All the same, the Ottoman imperial experience was not drunk.
  3. Mavrikiy
    Mavrikiy 14 January 2020 06: 25 New
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    It is easy to imagine what kind of "gift" in the form of new "law enforcement" received the Kurds living in the territory controlled by the Turkish army.
    Normally, the wolves were set to guard the sheep and on the command of Turkey ....... repeat
  4. parusnik
    parusnik 14 January 2020 06: 58 New
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    The best "friend" and "ally" of Russia, Turkey, does not even want to leave friendly Russia, Syria ...
    1. Nastia makarova
      Nastia makarova 14 January 2020 07: 45 New
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      the more militants leave idlib the better
    2. Oyo Sarkazmi
      Oyo Sarkazmi 14 January 2020 14: 51 New
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      Quote: parusnik
      Turkey doesn’t want to leave friendly Russia, Syria ...

      Well, as long as they wool the territories not controlled by Damascus, this is quite far-sighted. Pro-American Kurds are not needed.
  5. Qwertyarion
    Qwertyarion 14 January 2020 07: 00 New
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    . pro-Turkish militants in Syrian Idlib Ankara began their transfer to other theaters of war.

    Infinite Mochilov ...
  6. rotmistr60
    rotmistr60 14 January 2020 07: 23 New
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    ... Ankara embarked on their transfer to other theaters of operations
    In Libya, they will dilute some of the “warriors” with their gangster uplifts; in Syria, they will try to control the Kurds with them. So everything was mixed in this boiler, that the devil would break his leg.
  7. rocket757
    rocket757 14 January 2020 07: 28 New
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    “Under the wing” of Turkish troops, “Idlib rebels” will operate in northern Syria.

    With the "bearded man" that, beards shaved off and the "wings of the world" glued to them?
  8. Thrifty
    Thrifty 14 January 2020 07: 31 New
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    Have the Kurds seized weapons? If something goes wrong, start shooting these quasi-policemen, and in fact, militants, in the service of the Turks.
    1. bessmertniy
      bessmertniy 14 January 2020 08: 08 New
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      If the Kurds do not completely submit to the central government of Syria, then the Turks will disarm them, and we are unlikely to prevent this.
  9. no one
    no one 14 January 2020 07: 36 New
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    Idlib was exchanged for Libya. Both there and there is a truce. Time to transfer militants from idlib to Libya. Dissenters will be crushed there. They say the Russians withdrew from positions in Libya, thereby forcing Haftar to accept a truce.
  10. Karaul73
    Karaul73 14 January 2020 07: 40 New
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    So this is normal European practice. Chechens are led and guarded by former Chechen fighters who have been re-educated under the influence of the army.
    1. Mordvin 3
      Mordvin 3 14 January 2020 07: 42 New
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      Quote: Sentry73
      re-educated under the influence of the army.

      Good joke.
      1. Karaul73
        Karaul73 14 January 2020 07: 43 New
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        Very vital. But, most importantly, the system works.
        1. Mordvin 3
          Mordvin 3 14 January 2020 07: 45 New
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          Quote: Sentry73
          But, most importantly, the system works.

          Yeah, while Allah gives money.
  11. Amateur
    Amateur 14 January 2020 08: 09 New
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    And where did the new Kalashi come from?
  12. protoss
    protoss 14 January 2020 08: 53 New
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    Well, actually, the area occupied by the Turks in northeastern Syria is mostly inhabited by Arabs, the Kurds who appeared there in recent years, as I understand it, fled in the very first days of the Turkish operation.
    1. Nyrobsky
      Nyrobsky 14 January 2020 09: 09 New
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      Quote: protoss
      the Kurds who appeared there in recent years, as I understand it, fled in the very first days of the Turkish operation.

      The Kurdish armed formations returned, and the Kurdish civilian population did not go away. According to Ankara’s plan, this population will be diluted due to the return of Syrian refugees from Turkey.
      1. protoss
        protoss 14 January 2020 10: 53 New
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        Before the war in these areas, the majority of the population were Arabs. If you look closely at the last Turkish operation in Syria, it becomes clear that Reg initially did not plan to occupy the Kurdish-populated areas. he scared, showed cards with a continuous zone of security, as a result of which he gave the rkkashnikam a chance. and then he took exactly as much as he really wanted, but in the RPK they consider that they easily got off. now it probably already dawned on them that no one wanted to occupy all of their “birth”, but it was too late, they were crap, big uncles signed documents for it, and there was no way to win back.
  13. 7,62h54
    7,62h54 14 January 2020 09: 08 New
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    Chechen fighters in Russia also went to law enforcement agencies. Even the stars of the Hero were fastened to their chest. So the Turks did not surprise.
  14. Gardamir
    Gardamir 14 January 2020 10: 01 New
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    So thoughts aside. Iranians, Iraqis, Syrians Shiites. Sunni Turks. By the way, 99% of Muslims in Russia are also Sunnis. For example, Chechen police Sunnis go to guard the Syrian Shiites. For some reason, no one thinks about this.
    1. protoss
      protoss 14 January 2020 11: 01 New
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      the Syrians are mostly Sunnis, the Assad Alavites are finally not Muslims, a closed sect in which I won’t be surprised if they still worship the Baal quietly. their ayatollahs recorded in their own because of hopelessness, otherwise all of their pan-panism falls into tartaras, although it already rolls there initially, because without Azerbaijan’s participation, this is a stillborn project.
  15. vladcub
    vladcub 14 January 2020 10: 14 New
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    "what, a" gift "in the form of new" law enforcement officers "received the Kurds" what to do: "do not have a stamp write on this" and here
  16. Paul Siebert
    Paul Siebert 14 January 2020 12: 05 New
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    As the peasant from one immortal Soviet film said:
    - They went there, chasing someone ...
    - They’re going back - they’re chasing them ..
    - What an interesting life people have ...