Polish expert questioned the sincerity of Erdogan's statements about "retaliation" for the Syrian army

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Polish columnist Vitold Repetovich, analyzing the situation in Syria, expresses his thoughts on what is happening in Idlib. According to the Polish military expert, the situation today is such that the formidable statements by the Turkish president remain nothing more than statements. Against this background, Repetovich states, the Syrian government forces continue their offensive, taking literally daily new positions in Idlib and Aleppo.

From the material of Vitold Repetovich in the edition of Defense24:

In fact, there is no serious confrontation between the Syrian government army and Turkish forces in Syria. SAA just bypasses Turkish posts, crowding the enemy. The decisive support of the Syrian army from Russia allows us to achieve greater success in Idlib. And, despite the fact that the Turkish military suffered losses as a result of the shelling by the SAA, and the SAA as a result of the shelling by the Turkish contingent, today there is no indication that any insurmountable crisis has arisen in Russian-Turkish relations.

According to Repetovich, there were great doubts that the Turkish army would indeed take decisive measures against the Syrian troops.

From the article:

These doubts intensified after taking the SAA under control of the strategically important city of Serakib. The Turkish president said earlier that this would be a “red line” for the Syrian regime. But in the end, nothing irreparable for the Syrian army did not happen. The militants, including the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda (banned in the Russian Federation, - note “IN”), left Serakib, the Turkish army did not launch any attacks on the SAA.

Vitold Repetovich notes that with each passing day, the control territories of CAA are becoming more extensive.

From the material:

And this again casts doubt on the realism of the Turkish leadership’s statements about any retaliation. Erdogan’s sincerity over a possible armed confrontation with the Syrian army also raises doubts.

Comments

[Kleber]

Erdogan is a politician, and to promise a politician does not mean getting married.

[Major Yurik]

Quote: Kleber

Erdogan is a politician, and to promise a politician does not mean getting married.

Where Syria, I know, where Turkey, I know, I know that up to Poland there are 16 bast shoes on the map. I don’t know just what the dog thing is for the whispers before the Middle East showdown !!!!

[Pereira]

They position themselves as the main ones in Europe and one of the key arbiters of the fate of the world.
I believe that they are endlessly oppressed and traumatized by the fact that Poland is still not a permanent member of the UN Security Council with two votes.
This is absolutely unfair to the second largest (after ukrov) people of the world,.

[Romka47]

now here and Ukrainians dragged

[Pereira]

Where without them? Pole and Ukrainian two boots a pair. And who does not wear these boots I will not say. Guess yourself. Only when you guess out loud do not pronounce.

[Romka47]

And boots are usually needed when they climb into the mud, and when they go out on dry ground, they are usually thrown off, by the way.

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Pereira

Only when you guess out loud do not pronounce.

I’ll say it !!!!
Parashkin and Zelenkin

[Spektr]

Then it is clear why they need boots. Fan for manure extraction. What is similar between Banderlog and Pshechkarnya is that everyone considers himself the ruler of the World. The arrogance of these two entities has been present for more than a century. Banderlog is an invention of pshek, but only this turned out to be a snake warmed up on his chest for Poland. Now USAkali is trying to combine the incompatible, but since they have done a lot of "byaks" to each other, this autumn becomes problematic for the West.

[4ekist]

Poles are much older than ancient ukrov.

[figwam]

Quote: Pereira

They position themselves as the main ones in Europe and one of the key arbiters of the fate of the world.

Such is the essence of the hyena of Europe which does not change over the years, to pit states and unleash world wars.

[Masha]

Where Syria, I know, where Turkey, I know, I know that up to Poland there are 16 bast shoes on the map.

Seven miles for a mad dog is not a circle ...

[mikh-korsakov]

I was also amused by the expression "Polish expert on the Middle East." I thought that their "experts" only knew how to bark at Russia from a safe distance, and to seduce the unstable part of Belarusians. And then look how. Polish expert. But I read it. I felt in the words of the "expert" a clear longing about how, but why did Erdogan not hit the Russians with all the ugly force ??? But he promised. But politics, Pan Repetovich is not always a tool for fulfilling your wishes. In the words of O. Bender - "contact the league of sexual reforms - maybe it gets better.

[Svetlana]

>>>> I just do not know what a dog business pshepruliam to the Middle East showdown !!!! <<
The land is small and the Poles, as well as Russians or Germans with Tajiks, want to know where and what is happening. We all people. From each other, we are all distinguished only by skin color and eye shape. Well, we speak different languages.

[St Petrov]

We all people

but the Russians defeated the Germans, and the Poles of the Jews in World War II, everyone had their victories. after the war, Jews were also driven into boilers. 96,74% of the population of Poland are ethnic Poles. Mono-national state. I wonder what methods they have achieved this? Surely there were no stories about "we are all human and only separates us"

When tourists come to the Poles and they smile at you, give them more tips. After all, we are all people and they are smiling.

Well, Jews are certainly not the only ones who were defeated by the Poles in their state.

[lucul]

96,74% of the population of Poland are ethnic Poles.

This is not so, there is a lot of mixed blood with Jews - they just write themselves down as Poles, hence these indicators.

[hydrox]

I don’t know just what the dog thing is for the whispers before the Middle East showdown !!!!

The article was posted only because an expert from the NATO country does not speak badly about Russia, but he shovels it at the sultan - what if the sultan’s hot character doesn’t stand it, he will get angry and break off relations with Russia !?
In such matters, every bast goes to the line!

[maiman61]

Where is Pshekostan located?

[Imperial Technocrat]

Quote: maiman61

Where is Pshekostan located?

Under the key

[Advisor to the Council of Advisers]

This expert seems to have said in the case ..
But it seems to me - such articles are sculpted in order to offend Erdogan’s vanity and push him to more decisive actions.

[Arberes]

Quote: Advisor to the Council of Advisors

such articles are sculpted in order to offend Erdogan’s vanity and push him to more decisive actions.

Well, not without that, of course. They poison the "comrade".

[Aerodrome]

to trust the Turks as well as the Poles, is more expensive.

[Arberes]

Quote: Aerodrome

to trust the Turks as well as the Poles - more expensive

Believe Turks and Poles?
Look at these faces!
Don't show them back
Everything will turn out to be more expensive!
They promise and cheat
For gesheft only for the sake of.
Not partners and neighbors,
And the finished ones ... well, you are rhyming my friend, but to yourself. Moderators do not sleep!
I’ll go watch Irada.

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Advisor to the Council of Advisors

This expert seems to have said in the case ..

In the coit of the century

[Paranoid50]

Quote: Advisor to the Council of Advisors

what articles are molded in order to offend Erdogan’s pride

So, pan Erdogansky, who is talking in Polish, is studying the press of the press every morning.

[Advisor to the Council of Advisers]

So you are right. But don’t you know what happens?
Farted in one area - in another they will say that he crap.

[faterdom]

Polish columnist Vitold Repetovich

Now the reptilians are worried. And rightly so: NATO is not a panacea, and it is necessary to prepare baskets in advance, to hide eggs, so as not to be in one.

[Kleber]

Wherever the Poles hide the eggs, they’ll still be broken for their claims.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Kleber

Wherever the Poles hide their eggs, they’ll break them anyway for their complaints

As one of the culprits of the 2nd World War, pshekam is very overwhelming ... How could something serious be without them?

[Aerodrome]

Quote: Kleber

Wherever the Poles hide the eggs, they’ll still be broken for their claims.

Drag, they have it ONE.

[Kleber]

Have you already torn off the second?

[Aerodrome]

Quote: Kleber

Have you already torn off the second?

Yes ! over the past centuries ... and forced to eat.

[Lipchanin]

Quote: faterdom

NATO is not a panacea

Moreover, the money was stolen, missiles were not put

[cniza]

Vitold Repetovich notes that with each passing day, the control territories of CAA are becoming more extensive.

And this cannot but rejoice, the people of Syria have suffered this.

[Livonetc]

Tricky Polish provocateur.
However, the truth is said.

[Romka47]

When I read 2 main thoughts were the same as your two sentences.

[Aerodrome]

Quote: Livonetc

Tricky Polish provocateur.
However, the truth is said.

we do not show others on TV! only podonkaff and provakataraff ... well, they ... the same ... POLITICS!

[Lipchanin]

Too shy to ask
Does someone make TV watch? Forcibly?
It seems like it does not teach literacy.
Yes and how much I know really literate people, they don’t watch it for a long time
Well, "Rain" in your eyes and "Silver rain" in your ears

[anjey]

According to Repetovich, there were great doubts that the Turkish army would indeed take decisive measures against the Syrian troops

. Hyenas of Europe know a lot about various vile agreements, here they appeal to their worldviews
Yes, and not for them to judge, there is something for themselves in History ...

[knn54]

1. Erdogan has a conflict with Russia. And with Iran.
2. Turkish soldiers in Syria are occupiers. Consequently, they do not fall under Article 5 of the NATO Charter on Collective Self-Defense.
3. Trump before the election also does not need coffins.
4. Russia may break the agreement with the Turks in Libya.
5. The leader of the largest opposition Republican People’s Party is categorically against a military company — friendly relations must be maintained with neighbors.
So the Polish expert is close to the truth.

[evgen1221]

And the dude is a Polish provocator, he writes his Wishlist in plain text, but is it just his own? Ebstno-no, we look to whom it is profitable to kill the Turks from the SSA and us?

[STORM 12]

and evil Iran

[Svetlana]

This Polish expert is a fool, because everyone has long known that current politicians are not sincere. They become sincere only after resigning, and even not always.

[Thrifty]

Do not rejoice, Erdogad will show you how he can beat in the back! His desire to be a sultan, and the loss of lands, already in his visions that became part of his new empire, is a blow to pride, prestige, this is a loss of respect in the eyes of the quasi-sultan himself! He will not let it go silently, he will hit, maybe hit "later", but the blow will be unexpected, and he will hit us in the back!

[Stils]

Quote from rudolf

And why in the back? He is quite openly threatening.

And this is our convenient interpretation, until the age of 15, the Russian and Turkish brothers forever, yeah. Before you hit the dryer, remember what he said ?? Almost literally ... Whoever adds fuel to the fire, he himself will burn in it ... openly about Russia. After a while, the plane was shot down.

[Lipchanin]

Quote: Thrifty

His desire to be a sultan, and the loss of land, already in his visions that were part of his new empire, is a blow to pride,

Only next time, GDP will not tell where it is and how they will kill it

[Dron_sk]

the vultures only dream that the Anglo-Saxons that their Poles are suckers - how would you bleed Turkey and Russia in the 18th and 19th centuries

[Russian_man]

Russian experts are also worried. They have a collective opinion that Polish experts lack brains. Currently, there is a discussion among Russian experts about what could be, in this case, unallocated space in the heads of Polish experts. Opinions were divided roughly equally between the statement that it was definitely overheated urine and the hunch that it could also be an excess of stagnant seminal fluid. ... An article on this topic may also be published in the near future.

[Alexfly]

Would Psheks want to fight?

[Vasyan1971]

Vitold Repetovich notes that with each passing day, the control territories of CAA are becoming more extensive.

Assad must come.

[Andobor]

Quote: Vasyan1971

Assad must come.

Yes, someone will come.

[Lamata]

Earnings earned for bread.

[Mathafaka]

Solid Nazis in the comments.

[Aerodrome]

Quote: Mathafaka

Solid Nazis in the comments.

Well, you sure ...

[Andobor]

Yes, - even Polish experts are already clear, and the crowds of hired commentators in VO tapes still continue to frighten the Turks.

[Voltsky]

my friend, she is so stupid - it comes from the heart :) if they would pay morons, for their conclusion, all countries would go bankrupt.

[Voltsky]

Polish expert

- Well here, as if everything is already clear :)

[RideMaster]

Poor Poles suffer, they hoped so.

[Imperial Technocrat]

In practice, the Turkish army was much weaker than on paper

[andrew.strygin]

One black already painted red stripes.

[Johann Klassen]

What joy and what dividends will Mr. Repetovich bring about a clash between the Turkish and Syrian military?
And they always whine that the "poor Poles", they say, offend the Russians.
Yes, but what are the "Polish thugs" doing in the Middle East and Afghanistan?