Erdogan threatens to “fight back” Damascus in Idlib province

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused official Damascus of "intensifying aggression" in the Syrian province of Idlib and threatened with "retaliatory measures." This is written by the Turkish media.

According to Erdogan, the Syrian government’s army “intensified aggression” in Idlib. In response, Turkey "will fight back", but at the same time remain committed to the agreements reached in early March this year with Russia to resolve the situation in the province and ceasefire.

The regime intensified aggression in Idlib. If the regime continues to do so, it will pay for it with very serious losses.

- said the Turkish leader, adding that he "does not intend to tolerate the actions of dubious organizations" committing provocations and violating the ceasefire.

In turn, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad accused Erdogan of assaulting Syrian sovereignty. According to him, Turkey occupied the northern regions of Syria and increased the number of observation posts there, which are actually military bases.

Against this background, the Syrian media reported that government forces inflicted a blow on the positions of terrorists from the Jebhat al-Nusra group, banned in Russia. According to reports, the positions of terrorists in the vicinity of the city of Afis in the province of Idlib were subjected to rocket and artillery attack. In addition, Syrian artillery attacked militant bases from the Turkestan Islamic Party, which mainly includes Uyghur mercenaries.

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[Gray brother]

Nothing remarkable, everything is as usual.

[Uruguay]

Quote: Gray Brother

Nothing remarkable, everything is as usual.

It’s not sweet to see Erdogan, he didn’t succeed in a lightning war .. And Russia warned him!

[Gray brother]

Quote: Uruguay

he didn’t get lightning war.

Well, this is how to look. The Turks staked out there and now it will be very difficult to drive them out.
They are very sick with the Ottoman Empire.
And saw off the Syrian territory for the first time.

After the First World War, new states arose on the ruins of the Ottoman Empire. Including Turkey - sort of like the heiress of the Brilliant Port, but not quite. Independent Syria was formed south of it. Not entirely, however, independent - before World War II, it was under the mandate of France.
18 years after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey decided to regain at least part of the lost land. She filed a complaint to the League of Nations (then the UN counterpart) that, in fact, the so-called Syrian Sanjak Alexandretta should belong to her - for historical reasons, well, because many Turks live there.
The complaint was drawn up competently - Ataturk, the head of Turkey even came up with a new name for this territory. In his opinion, the Alexandretta sanjak should have been called the Hatay Republic. In the sanjak, various organizations immediately appeared with the slogans "Freedom to Hatay", etc.
The League of Nations made a Solomon decision - let this your Hatay gain autonomy within Syria. The operation was completed very quickly. Representatives of Turkey, France, Great Britain, as well as Belgium and the Netherlands wrote a constitution for the new republic.

And two years later, the autonomous republic of Hatay decided to secede from Syria. September 2, 1938 she proclaimed independence and began to rapidly Turkize. Six months later, a separate decree of the authorities of the self-proclaimed republic announced that Turkish laws were in force on the territory of the state. A month later, the Turkish lira becomes the state currency. Three months later, Turkey annexed Hatay to her.

Doesn’t resemble anything? Almost a hundred years have passed, and the schemes are almost the same.

[Uruguay]

Quote: Gray Brother

Well, this is how to look. The Turks staked out there and now it will be very difficult to drive them out.
They are very sick with the Ottoman Empire.
And saw off the Syrian territory for the first time.

There is a risk, and a big one, but Russia in Syria has not temporarily and permanently strengthened. And most importantly, legally! The population does not throw stones at us, as in Turks and other arrogant Saxons ..
One must hope that we will squeeze them out sooner or later and peace will be established in the BV!

[Gray brother]

Quote: Uruguay

There is a big risk, but Russia in Syria has not temporarily and for long, strengthened

Right now, I’ll say the seditious thing - Russia is absolutely zero on the territory of Syria, for Russia the main thing is that there are no barmales there who could be exported to us through NATO, as it was in Chechnya, but this requires order on an accountable territory and, in principle, not it is important who specifically will provide it.
Obviously, the Turks cannot provide it, and the Americans generally need the opposite in the whole of Syria, the Kurds still have a booty there - control is also needed over them.
If Erdogan Barmaleev removed in his area of ​​responsibility, then he would have consolidated himself there without any special efforts, because Syria can not oppose him, and Russia is already so normal.
However, the Sultan, on the contrary, relies on bearded swooning and therefore he is not a good person.

[Uruguay]

Quote: Gray Brother

Russia is absolutely zero on the territory of Syria, for Russia the main thing is that there were no barmalei who could be exported to us through NATO, as it was in Chechnya, but this requires order on the accountable territory and in principle it does not matter who specifically will provide it .

Well, who argues with this Sergey! And in order to grind these devils, strong Syria is also needed .. Well, there Israel is nearby, too, the lever is not bad for putting pressure on world politics ..

Quote: Gray Brother

However, the Sultan, on the contrary, relies on bearded swooning and therefore he is not a good person.

Well, the sultan was allowed into Syria to punish the Kurds, who closely communicated with the United States .. There is a contentious issue, who won what and what .. Time will tell!

[Gray brother]

Quote: Uruguay

Well, the sultan was allowed into Syria to punish the Kurds

And who would keep him?
The appetite comes with eating, and he got an appetite when the igloo tattered there galloped there, just the situation later changed a little, and the appetite did not disappear.
Time will tell, I agree

[Uruguay]

Quote: Gray Brother

The appetite comes with eating, and he got an appetite when the igloo tattered there galloped there, just the situation later changed a little, and the appetite did not disappear.
Time will tell, I agree

Yes, I remember in the direction of Turkey, solid oil caravans marched on and from there the militants rested and armed .. And then the columns began to bomb our VKS, etc. But you know the sequence. Until Erdogan was almost soaked and then calmed down, now he began to greyhound again. The East is a delicate matter!
Gifts of Russia (oil pipeline, air defense), he perceived as our weakness .. Well, well! Again will trade tomatoes ..

[Gray brother]

Quote: Uruguay

Gifts of Russia (oil pipeline, air defense), he perceived as our weakness

Above, I already wrote on this topic. They will shake it, it's okay, the Sultan may well come to success, though without the bartenders.

[Uruguay]

Quote: Gray Brother

the sultan may well come to success, though without the bartenders.

So on this he was allowed to carry out an operation in Syria .. but alas, he did not understand the hint .. But in vain!

[volodimer]

And here I agree with you, the integrity of Syria is conditional, the Turkish and Kurdish parts can return to Damascus’s control only with a very strong central authority, which is not expected in the near future. Therefore, they will be controlled by other players; Turkey, the USA, and possibly gradually Russia, squeezing the first two.
Initially, it looked like Turks in the northwest in Idlib, the United States in Kurdistan, the Russian Federation in the center of Syria .. and everyone is happy ... but ... did not grow together

[cniza]

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused official Damascus of "intensifying aggression" in the Syrian province of Idlib and threatened with "retaliatory measures." This is written by the Turkish media.

The Sultan is a great "democrat" and a fighter for justice ...

[Uruguay]

Quote: cniza

The Sultan is a great "democrat" and a fighter for justice ..

He was yaping and ungrateful ... He will soon run away from Syria, get a couple more times in the cabbage soup with losses and again he will sell tomatoes

[Oquzyurd]

The level of analysis suggests the opposite, that you are selling tomatoes

[Uruguay]

Quote: Oquzyurd

The level of analysis suggests the opposite, that you are selling tomatoes

Don't be offended Well, he just said so, now we have very tasty Armenian tomatoes growing and many of our own

[aszzz888]

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused official Damascus of "intensifying aggression" in the Syrian province of Idlib and threatened "retaliatory measures."

Erdoогan didn’t last long, after extreme negotiations with the Darkest. He doesn’t sit on one stool, he marks everything in the world sultanate.

[Uruguay]

Quote: aszzz888

Erdoогan didn’t last long, after extreme negotiations with the Darkest.

Well, the darkest one also doesn’t bast .. It feels like Erdogan fell into a trap in Syria .. And you can’t leave and you’re afraid, the losses are not small!

[aszzz888]

Uruguay Yesterday, 19:29 NEW .... Well, the darkest one also does not bast

That’s him, and the Darkest!

It seems that Erdogan fell into a trap in Syria .. And you can’t leave and scary attack, losses are not small! hi

So I say, Erdogash loves stepping on a rake!

[sanik2020]

Erdogan threatens to “fight back” Damascus in Idlib province

Actually, it was Turkey that attacked Syria and not vice versa, Damascus and has the right to repulse the aggressor.

[Paul Siebert]

Quote: sanik2020

Erdogan threatens to “fight back” Damascus in Idlib province

Actually, it was Turkey that attacked Syria and not vice versa, Damascus and has the right to repulse the aggressor.

The mustachioed completely beguiled the coast.
He already accuses Syria of assaulting his own territory ...
The rebuff threatens to give.
Let constipation heal. Sultan homegrown.

[bayard]

Erdogan is not limited to Syria, he and Iraqi territories are not enough - he transferred his aircraft to Libya, from 16 to 18 F-16s. This is after Khavtor arranged a drone attack on Turkish drones with the help of Pantsir-S1E, up to 28 shot down drones, incl. drums.
The phantom pains of the Ottoman Empire torment ... He will play this out until the creation of a regional anti-Turkish coalition with Syria, Libya and Egypt at the head.

[KARAKURT15]

Or can you compare his age with his colleagues and give advice about constipation to someone else? And yes, he is not lying in the bunker, so on the topic of constipation and hemorrhoids, I think he is all right, a man in motion, a former gendarmerie special forces. Along the way, he did not live in offices and did not sit out in headquarters. Well, in any of your "home-grown" is not glued here. And on the subject of the Sultan - I agree, Sultan!

[Paul Siebert]

Quote: KARAKURT15

Or can you compare his age with his colleagues and give advice about constipation to someone else?

Izzz, Putin, what do you mean?
Hint that he will be older than Erdogan?
Well, yes - a couple of years older ...
But, like a crisp yet. It’s swimming in the hole. Rides on bears. With Siberian Cranes flies.
And if Edika presses on the tatami - then he and the sekim-head ...

[Karaul73]

It all depends on Russia. Someone who will distribute to whom. If Putin fits into Assad in Idlib, Erdogan will not have a sweet time.

[Siberian 66]

How to "fit in for Assad?" The train of your thoughts is just interesting.

[atalef]

Quote: Sibiryak 66

How to "fit in for Assad?" The train of your thoughts is just interesting.

Simply . return back to Armata.

[KARAKURT15]

But how sweet will Putin and Assad be, or am I not catching up? Or maybe the GDP for Assad did not fit before? Where have you been?

[Siberian 66]

Judging by the Turkish preparations, they want to conduct a very large-scale combined arms operation. I think Erdogan has settled everything with amers. The agreed goal is to defeat the combat-ready units of the SAA, which will make it possible to start all over again in the framework of the next "peaceful revolution" for the Syrian people. Well, the second, more interesting amer, our defeat in a humiliating manner. And all this against the background of the fact that the Turks will not climb into the airspace of Syria, but they will be massively beating from their territory until the complete destruction of the SAR Air Force and its air defense. And no one will answer them until they cross the air border. Otherwise, the Bosphorus will slam shut ... Not our trump cards there.

[KARAKURT15]

Soberly argue, but you get the cons))

[Uruguay]

Quote: Sibiryak 66

I think Erdogan has settled everything with amers. The agreed goal is to defeat the combat-ready units of the SAA, which will make it possible to start all over again as part of the next "peaceful revolution" for the Syrian people. Well, the second, more interesting amer, our defeat in a humiliating manner.

Well, Russia and Syria also do not sit back .. Remember the transports were going to Syria and they obviously brought something interesting there .. So let’s see who the donkey will flee from Syria!

[Stena]

Apparently the Turks completed the transfer of reserves and the preparation of the operation.
Interestingly - the Turks have solved a logical dead end with a drone attack and shelling from observation posts of the attacking SAR? Or so they will - send drones under the prepared air defense system and send forward "salad" and their own special forces, while they themselves carry out the art. support?

[rotmistr60]

threatened "retaliatory measures"

So Erdogan constantly scatters threats and at the same time is on foreign territory. Maybe it’s better to at least slightly extinguish your ambition and stop helping the militants, whom he affectionately calls “moderate opposition”? He quietly grabbed a part of Syrian territory and is now threatening in Trump style ("he will pay for this with very serious losses").

[Varaga]

The regime intensified aggression in Idlib. If the regime continues to do so, it will pay for it with very serious losses.

Imagine only that on my own territory a neighbor will begin to distribute "pointers" to me, what and how to do. And if I do not according to him, then he will threaten "retaliatory measures"! I will paraphrase the immortal phrase of Nevsky: "Whoever puts his stinking penny (including Turkish) into this penny will grab it into this penny!"

[APASUS]

To whom only Erdogan did not give an answer. Then the Israelis and Russians and of course 48 times to the Syrians. The only question is what exactly Turkish troops are in Syria, and not vice versa!

[Amateur]

This is written by the Turkish media.

So is that the Turkish media or Erdogan?

[ximkim]

The President of Turkey, who sent troops (by agreement) into the territory of the SAR. And blamed

[/ quote] official Damascus in "increasing aggression" in the Syrian province of Idlib and threatened with "retaliatory measures"

Of course, he will not say who the SAR Armed Forces is showing "aggression" against.

said the Turkish leader, adding that he "does not intend to tolerate the actions of dubious organizations" committing provocations and violating the ceasefire [quote]

And what are these dubious organizations?

[knn54]

In Idlib, NO ONE intends to concede.

[Honest Pioneer]

It reminds me of a wedding joke. Who has not had a bride yet? I. And who are you? Groom You wait. You still have your whole life ahead.
This is very sad.

[businessv]

Turkey occupied the northern regions of Syria and increased the number of observation posts there, which are actually military bases.

You believe this more than the tantrums of the Sultan!

[Keeping]

If Erdogan says so, then there is no Armata in Syria.
If there was at least one T-14, then the course of the Syrian company would be a foregone conclusion. Our Armata would stand at Mount Ararat, passing victoriously through all of Turkey ...

[Ros 56]

Here is a horse, this Erdogan, and that Idlib is Turkey, why did he open his mouth?

[Mavrikiy]

Erdogan threatens to “fight back” Damascus in Idlib province

This year, tomatoes are not ugly and are not afraid of anyone? Oh well.

[Leshy1975]

Quote: Mavrikiy

Erdogan threatens to “fight back” Damascus in Idlib province

This year, tomatoes are not ugly and are not afraid of anyone? Oh well.

This year, the coronavirus has made irrelevant issues with tourists, and with tomatoes (due to the depreciation of the ruble), it may also have reset.
Well, in general, everything that happens (cataclysm) in the world economy is a very suitable background for starting a whole series of wars, and what can I say about Idlib.
At all times, overcoming large economic crises took place through wars. Some states weakened, and more powerful ones solved their problems at their expense.
The presence of WMD makes a direct clash of powers possessing such weapons unlikely, but it is precisely this fact that is pushing for the clarification of relations on the territory of other states and, if possible, at the hands of their satellites.
So, aggravation of conflicts around the world can be expected.

[NordUral]

Erdogan obviously smokes something wrong, he confuses the coast.

[Baloo]

Quote: cniza

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused official Damascus of "intensifying aggression" in the Syrian province of Idlib and threatened with "retaliatory measures." This is written by the Turkish media.

The Sultan is a great "democrat" and a fighter for justice ...

Everything is prosaic, the tanker fleet of the Erdogan family needs stolen Syrian oil. For Erdogan, this is a war of survival. The guy swept over, already nods toward the Amerzians, suspended work on installation on duty of our purchased air defense systems.

[no better place for]

They pay extra for oil on top so they just take

[Aviator_]

Syrian artillery hit the bases of militants from the Turkestan Islamic Party, which is mainly composed of mercenary Uighurs.

Maybe help from the Chinese in this charitable deed was worth asking for help formally, otherwise the Syrians are engaged in a purely Chinese affair - they are disposing of the Uyghurs.

[Vasyan1971]

If the regime continues to do so, it will pay for it with very serious losses.

"C" - Syria, "T" - Turkey.
- With how? T: So!
- S: Who? T: That's it!
- S: Where? T: Everywhere!
- S: When? T: Always!
- S: Why? T: Because!

[Lord of the Sith]

Is the sultan in a moustached face not afraid to get?
It’s the same as Hitler threatening Stalin to repulse the Red Army in the occupied territory of the Soviet Union

[KARAKURT15]

Stalin, as I understand it, is Assad?
Perfectly compared. Laughing out loud..

[Lord of the Sith]

Rye can’t, since you don’t know anything else))

[veritas]

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan accused official Damascus of "intensifying aggression" in the Syrian province of Idlib and threatened with "retaliatory measures." This is written by the Turkish media.

It’s ridiculous. Erdogan accuses Syria of aggression. He climbed into Syrian territory and accuses the Syrians of aggressive actions.

[Metallurg_2]

The Sultan will not be able to understand that before, Syria was part of Turkey ...
Well, in those days, my great-grandfather’s organ was ...