Kurdish troops in Syria: After our operation, Turkish intelligence will have problems

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Kurdish troops in northern Syria announce a special operation that could put Turkish intelligence in the region in a difficult position.

According to the latest data, as a result of the operation, the Kurds were able to identify the agent circle of Turkish intelligence MIT. It is noted that it is through this structure weapon, ammunition and equipment fell to the north of Syria, after which they were distributed among the Turkish armed forces.



It is noted that the Turkish intelligence agents identified in Manbij.

According to media reports controlled by Kurdish groups, "all members of the Turkish intelligence cell in Manbij have been arrested."

We are talking about the arrest of 4 local residents, who, as stated, helped the Turkish side to transport weapons to Syria and transport them to militants in the province of Raqqa.

Kurdish troops in Syria: After our operation, Turkish intelligence will have problems


During the special operation, a whole arsenal of weapons and ammunition was seized. We are talking about machine guns, pistols, carbines, etc.

It is stated that now Turkish intelligence may have serious problems when trying to continue its activities in transporting weapons to militants in Syria. However, it does not say how many more such intelligence cells Turkish intelligence can have in Kurdish-controlled territories of the UAR.
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  1. +6
    April 23 2020 14: 03
    Most likely, smugglers were tied up, who did not share.
    1. 0
      April 23 2020 14: 27
      Mda Fifty trunks, 4 people and the problem in a multi-million city or, more precisely, the front has been solved. Yes, it’s one clove and it’s not enough. Maybe they just picked it up from the battlefield. request
      1. +1
        April 23 2020 16: 27
        Quote: Mavrikiy
        Maybe they just picked it up from the battlefield

        Judging by the photo, most likely. Various incomprehensible rubbish wrapped in polyethylene is laid out. Particularly striking, one shabby M-16 and a mass of obscure handles (sort of like AK). And they are trying to impose this on us, for Turkish supplies. They supply their weapons, no one argues. But this? Still the spent shells would have been laid out.
        1. -1
          April 24 2020 18: 22
          The handles were removed to reduce the dimensions of the Kalash, apparently due to the specifics of hiding the cargo. In the photo there are about 40 trunks wrapped in film, most of the AK.
          1. 0
            April 24 2020 22: 02
            Quote: Nosgoth
            In the photo there are about 40 trunks wrapped in film, most AK.

            Can you determine what is wrapped in film? Are you a clairvoyant? Me not. I see garbage spread out.
    2. 0
      April 23 2020 15: 55
      That's right, small smugglers. And those who work on a large scale from the Turkish side, they enter Syrian territory as part of a military convoy and are transported not on a donkey, but on trucks and trailers.
    3. 0
      April 23 2020 18: 06
      Quote: knn54
      smuggled in

      Most likely so. Question: what does Turkish intelligence have to do with it? In Syria, whoever does not pick up weapons is a huge demand, there is practically no control.
      1. 0
        April 24 2020 19: 09
        There is no particular sense in clinging with weapons in Syria. And if you think that there is absolutely no control over the circulation of weapons, then you are mistaken !!!
        Just driving from one city to another is not so easy !!!
        From Damascus to Homs (160 km) at least 8 roadblocks. And this is not a fiction !!! Work pretty well !!!
        1. 0
          April 24 2020 19: 17
          Quote: Pheasant
          There is no particular sense in clinging with weapons in Syria

          Why so, if not a secret?

          Quote: Pheasant
          160 km) at least 8 roadblocks. And this is not a fiction !!! Work pretty well !!!

          I readily believe! But "trading" and "trading legally" are two different things.
          1. 0
            April 24 2020 19: 21
            I am sure that he who wanted to have found a weapon for a long time.
            And now (I don’t know how it was before) it is problematic to move it around the country.
            Sitting in the photo there is some rubbish.
            Do not sell expensive, but you can make big problems ...
            The military is not joking here !!!
            1. 0
              April 24 2020 19: 28
              Quote: Pheasant
              I am sure that he who wanted to have found a weapon for a long time.

              While the war is going on, the demand for weapons does not fall. Someone was disarmed, someone was a "recruit", etc.

              Quote: Pheasant
              it is problematic to move it around the country

              This does not stop many even in the "police state". What with weapons, what with drugs.
              1. 0
                April 24 2020 22: 04
                Not excluded. Frostbite is everywhere.
  2. 0
    April 23 2020 14: 38
    Now, if the Kurds directly in Turkey arrested those who recruited and sent such types to Syria, this would have been a tangible blow to the Turkish special services!
  3. +4
    April 23 2020 14: 48
    After our operation, Turkish intelligence will have problems

    It's about the arrest of 4 local residents,

    "Much ado about nothing"
  4. 0
    April 23 2020 15: 28
    Well, yes ... The reconnaissance knees shook from this ... this kind of stuff is full of Syria .. The militants are interested in ATGMs, MANPADS, recoilless guns, tanks, ammunition ... And this is not enough for those four who stand barefoot on their knees .. .
  5. 0
    April 24 2020 19: 05
    More even like a staged shot. The detainees did not have their hands behind their backs, and, apparently, they were not even handcuffed. All barefoot (they go home like this). Perhaps they decided to show their small victory in this way? (which was not)

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