Turkey sends large convoy of armored vehicles to Syrian Idlib

A large convoy of armored vehicles was sent yesterday by Ankara from the Turkish border province of Hatay to Syrian Idlib. According to local residents, the convoy of the Turkish armed forces passed through the Kafr Lusin checkpoint.

It is reported by Al-Masdar News (AMN).

The military convoy headed for Turkish observation posts in the province of Idlib.

This build-up of military power by Ankara comes at a time when the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) is concentrating its forces in rural areas of the southern part of the province, in particular in the Jebel al-Zawiya region. In June, the Turkish military established nine new military posts, the most recent of which was a post near the western slope of Jebel al-Zawiya.

Thus, the total number of Turkish military posts and bases in Idlib was brought to 65 units. The bulk of observation posts are organized on the line of contact between the units of the Syrian government army and irregular armed formations, mainly pro-Turkish.

Earlier it was reported that through the Kafr-Lusin checkpoint three Turkish convoys with tanks, armored vehicles and trucks that headed south of the province of Idlib.

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[mace]

It is interesting to see what the CAA and its main ally will answer.

[Grits]

Quote: bulava

It is interesting to see how the CAA and its main soy will respond

Nothing. absolutely. I am sure that both Syria and Russia should already forget that this is Syrian territory. And prepare for the fact that it will soon become part of Turkey.

[dSK]

Turkomans will settle in and hold a referendum.
Then another throw and Turkey will reach the border of northern Lebanon, depriving Syria of access to the sea.

[parusnik]

This is no longer Syrian Idlib, Turkish ... however, just like the modest oil reserves in Syria became American ... The Turks act according to the rule with a black sheep, even though a tuft of wool, oil did not work out, Idlib was squeezed out ...

[Woodman]

Quote: parusnik

it didn't work out with oil, Idlib was squeezed out ...

What's the use of that Idlib? A devastated territory that is in no hurry to restore and a poor population that needs to be fed. A suitcase without a handle. All in all, and the pluses that amuse pride ...

[Pereira]

There they save their formations from defeat. Hope to use.

[Oquzyurd]

Half of the population of Syria is under the control territories of Turkey. 3,6 million people in Turkey (refugees from Syria), 2 + million people in Idlib, another 2 + million. in Afrin, El-Bab, Rasul-Ain, etc. If they are not kept in the territories of Syria, then they will go to Turkey, and from above the refugees will be added to the 3,6 million who are already in Turkey. points, not letting Assad's troops there. After all, these people are fleeing from the bombing, and from Assad. They are initially opposition-minded (since 2011) the population of Syria.

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: Oquzyurd

After all, these people are fleeing the bombing

No one escapes from the court for war crimes and terrorism?

[Oquzyurd]

Maybe there are such people, several thousand out of 2+ million people. But the overwhelming majority of the civilian population, children, women, old people ... And you yourself know that this is so.

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: Oquzyurd

Maybe

What do you mean - "maybe"? Terrorists and war criminals must be identified and punished. Is Turkey doing this? Or is it not engaged in covering up terrorism and welcoming war criminals?

Quote: Oquzyurd

civilian population, children, women, old people

Assad is pursuing them? I have not heard of the massacres of children in the territory occupied by the Syrian army. Meanwhile, the mass executions of children by ISIS (banned in the Russian Federation), on the side of which were many of the "residents" of Idlib now sponsored by Turkey, were quite popular. Something doesn't add up here, don't you think?

[Mikhail Ya2]

What do you mean - "maybe"? Terrorists and war criminals must be identified and punished. Is Turkey doing this? Or is it not engaged in covering up terrorism and welcoming war criminals?

Not everyone who is considered terrorists in the Russian Federation is considered by the Turks as terrorists.

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: Mikhail Ya2

Not everyone who is considered terrorists in the Russian Federation is considered by the Turks as terrorists.

I also wrote - cover for terrorists.

[parusnik]

Thus, the total number of Turkish military posts and bases in Idlib was brought to 65 units.

.... At one time, Northern Cyprus, too, was in no hurry to restore ...

[Mouse]

What's the use of that Idlib?

an inch of land also has a price ... I will say this ... expansion of territorial boundaries ...

[Grits]

Unlike our cowardly and toothless policy, Turkey's policy is bold, decisive, impudent and aggressive. And it bears fruit. Turkey is slowly but steadily growing in territories.

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: Gritsa

bold, decisive, arrogant and aggressive

The first two adjectives are out of the box. The Turks do not use force, preferring to offend the weak.

[Oquzyurd]

"preferring to offend the weak." Look around, everybody does it.

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: Oquzyurd

everybody does it

My father taught me not to do that and not to look back at how "everyone" is doing. And you?

[Oquzyurd]

We were also taught to decency and good behavior. But here we are not talking about the personality of each and about his upbringing. Talk about states, and when I say "everything," I mean the behavior of all strong states against the weak.

[ximkim]

Idlib is a piece of land that is not only good, but will give growth as a part of the country.

[Nastia makarova]

only half of Idlib is now behind the Turks

[Mavrikiy]

Turkey sends large convoy of armored vehicles to Syrian Idlib

Have you tried to send a large convoy of gum aid to Lebanon? But the former part of your sultanate. Your brothers ... your mother.

[Slavs]

No, we will send the gumka with our sides ... We do not mind ...

[Oquzyurd]

First, your mother. Second, did you know that 60% of Lebanon's electricity is supplied by Turkey by floating power ships?

[Mavrikiy]

Where is the help for people, your mother? Thousands of people have suffered, Israel, the "best friend of the Lebanese" is providing help, but where are you, or help only for money? .....

[Oquzyurd]

Your mother, twice. Behave normally and do not get back. And do not play the role of a humanitarian, humane pancake. Lebanon refused to help Israel. The Turks have been helping Lebanon for a long time and a lot. Not by chance, but always. Understood ???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIUPqC0_m_0

[dSK]

Quote: Mavrikiy

, Where are you,

A decision was made to send a group of rescuers to Beirut with the necessary equipment to carry out search and rescue operations in destroyed buildings, an airmobile hospital of the Russian Emergencies Ministry and a mobile PCR laboratory of Rospotrebnadzor, - said
in the comments of the Department of Information and Press of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation.

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: Oquzyurd

Turkey supplies 60% of Lebanon's electricity with floating power plants?

Russia supplies 67% of gas to Turkey. And gas accounts for half of all energy generation in Turkey.
We are also building Akkuyu for the Turks for 4800 MW.
By your logic, we are benefactors for you. Will you fall into the legs?

[Oquzyurd]

"67% of gas" This is old info. Already 14% this year. You are somehow evil, in my opinion. Try to speak normally. Take a closer look at these footage from the streets of Beirut. This can only be done by the people who respect and know what Turkey means to them. If the Turks would have treated them with high , would not help, on the contrary, they would be engaged in poverty, then navryatli you could see such scenes on the streets of Beirut .. Do you know what I mean?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRyxmqE3OAc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vdtWJ5pGPk

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: Oquzyurd

Try to speak normally

You write this to everyone you meet. Maybe it's not us, but you? If you don't like it, create your own topvar with blackjack and gurias.

Quote: Oquzyurd

This is old info.

Well, so old - fell on the legs? Or did they perceive it somehow differently? Why then should Lebanon look to Turkey as a benefactor?

Quote: Oquzyurd

such scenes

A couple of hundred Turks are making noise in a strange city. What should this say to the viewer, in your opinion?

[Oquzyurd]

"A couple of hundred Turks are making noise in a strange city." Are you serious? If so, then you are not a serious person. You see in a "strange city" what you really want to see. But, there are Lebanese, no matter what you think.

[rocket757]

Big military-political "games" ..... and as always, the result is not yet obvious.

[Crash]

This is no longer Syrian Idlib, Turkish ... however, just like the modest oil reserves in Syria became American ... The Turks act according to the rule with a black sheep, even though a tuft of wool, oil did not work, Idlib was squeezed out ...

Moreover, both countries (Turkey and the United States) are broadcasting to the whole world about such a thing as territorial integrity.

The territorial integrity or territorial inviolability (in rare cases - integrate) of the state is a principle of public international law, according to which the territory of a state is inviolable from encroachments from other states through the use of military force or the threat of force.

[Ros 56]

What does Assad think about this? Very interesting.

[Boris ⁣ Shaver]

Quote: Ros 56

what does Assad think about this?

Assad thinks how he adores all these Syrian land traders.

[Mikhail Ya2]

In my opinion, his opinion is of interest to all parties to the conflict, in the last place