Russia is deploying additional posts in the border province of Syria with Turkey

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Russia is deploying additional posts in the border province of Syria with Turkey

Russia is deploying additional posts in Heseke province in northeastern Syria. Additional forces of the Russian military police are being deployed to the region bordering Turkey.

According to Major Dmitry Suntsov, senior of the joint Russian-Syrian observation post, about 300 military policemen are being transferred to Hasek to organize joint posts with Syrian government forces. The main purpose is to monitor the observance of the fire regime and stabilize the situation.



Our unit arrived at one of the joint observation posts in Haseke province. The main task is to help de-escalate the conflict in the region. Our servicemen are monitoring the observance of the ceasefire regime, and also provide all kinds of assistance to the local population

- said Suntsov.

At the moment, the first military police unit has arrived in the province, and several more will join it in the near future. The divisions include only trained military personnel with experience in performing tasks in Syria.

The transfer of additional weapons, communications and other equipment necessary for carrying out the service is carried out by aircraft of the VTA VKS RF. Russian military police posts will be located in the cities of Ain Issa, Tell Tamer, Amuda and other settlements.
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    1. +10
      18 January 2021 09: 29
      Timely, now we will see how pro-Turkish militants are supported. I also want to wish the Russian Aerospace Forces - to bomb these "Turkomans" as soon as possible. Syria for the Syrians!
      1. -25
        18 January 2021 09: 56
        Syria for the Syrians!

        And therefore 4 million refugees from Syrians live in Turkey and do not want to return to Assad's citizenship under no pretext ... Personally, it seems to me that Turkey would share these refugees with everyone.
        We do not live in Turkey or Syria and do not know the pressing problems of the Syrian population. We do not know what discomfort the Turks feel in Turkey because of these refugees.
        Many of us who read the reviews on this site look at Syria from a politico-military perspective. Is there at least 1 person here who lived in Syria among the Syrians? There is no need to think absurdly here those bad ones, but those good ones. Whoever asked the Syrians, and who the Syrians themselves want to see on their territory? Do they want to see Assad at all? Do they want to see Russia there? Do they want to see Turkey there? Do they want to see Iran there? Do they want to see the USA there?
        There is no need to decide for others who the Syrians want to see there and who should be there. I think that on this topic no one has the moral right to write something. All up to their ears in ... ram. And Syria and Turkey and Russia and Iran. And this ... is a ram for the simple population of Syria. And we are sitting here discussing the pain of other people, and we also say that we must do this or that ...
        1. +17
          18 January 2021 10: 09
          All up to their ears in ... ram.

          Here and D "Artagnan drew, all in white.
          But what if, without sarcasm, how many Syrians live in Syria, haven’t fled anywhere, are trying to improve life on their land? Should their opinion be taken into account? The easiest way is to run away, get refugee status and whine about tyranny at home. You can argue as much as you like, I take into account the opinion of those who are doing something. And no one will take away from me the right to reason and have my own opinion. You, dear, can try to convince me and those present at the forum, but not shut up. This is how I regard your words.
          1. -23
            18 January 2021 10: 22
            Quote: Souchastnik
            trying to establish life on their land?

            Why did the Syrians have to get into such a position in order to then try to establish life on their land? All Assad had to get out of there. The entire war that has lasted 10 years and killed many millions of Syrians began because of Assad.
            If Assad had stopped in time now and the Syrians would have lived differently, perhaps Russia and Turkey would not have lost their young guys there.
            Relations between Russia and Turkey would be on a different level. Assad screwed up everything, and while he is in power in Syria there will be no peace.
            And Russia and Turkey will remain lovely enemies.
            1. +6
              18 January 2021 11: 01
              Oh. do not carry this nonsense only. tired already. Libya has already lived.
            2. +1
              18 January 2021 11: 25
              Quote: Anar
              All Assad had to get out of there.

              In the queue, in the queue. Although, already asked not to borrow, because by. Yes How many of you have already broadcast on this topic ...fellow laughing
            3. +20
              18 January 2021 12: 53
              Quote: Anar
              Why did the Syrians have to get into such a position to then try to improve their lives

              Address your questions to the US State Department
            4. +1
              19 January 2021 09: 30
              If Assad would have stopped in time

              Katz offers to surrender.
              In short, if you did everything the way you want, you would be good at living. and us * host as it would be different.
            5. -1
              20 January 2021 08: 42
              Forgive me, you are a provocateur, or do you just a little do not understand what would have started in Syria with the fall of Assad? Libyan example teaches nothing?
        2. +7
          18 January 2021 10: 23
          Quote: Anar
          And therefore 4 million refugees from Syrians live in Turkey and do not want to return to Assad's citizenship under no pretext ... Personally, it seems to me that Turkey would share these refugees with everyone.

          Dear, open your face! Which one will you be? Are you writing from Syria, from Turkey or from Europe?
          1. -13
            18 January 2021 10: 38
            Not Syria, not Russia, not Turkey, not Iran.
            I watch from the side as a swan, pike and cancer pull the cart in their direction, and those who sit in this cart suffer and die.
            1. +4
              18 January 2021 11: 25
              Quote: Anar
              Not Syria, not Russia, not Turkey, not Iran

              So the Martian ... Well, hello! Isn't it cold there? laughing
              1. 0
                18 January 2021 17: 29
                Quote: Mountain Shooter
                So the Martian ...

                Is Israel on Mars? Is there a "promised land" now?
          2. +2
            18 January 2021 11: 25
            Mountain shooter
            Dear, open your face! Which one will you be?
            It is so clear that a "simple Azerbaijani guy" is passionately in love with Turkey, but he is worn out and earning money in Russia. Another "officer's daughter" with her attendant "it's not so simple ..."
        3. +7
          18 January 2021 11: 04
          And these refugees were kicked out by Assad? Or are terrorists Islamists? The war in Syria was not arranged by Assad or Russia ...
        4. +2
          18 January 2021 11: 31
          Historically, the whole problem arose from the fact that France transferred to Turkey, after leaving the Middle East, part of the Syrian territory without asking the Syrians, including the ice-free port of Iskaderon. At that time, Turkey was a secular state. At present, Turkey is striving to create an Ottoman union and is being led by "new Ottomanists". Whoever asked people living in border areas if they want to be Muslims or something else? They want peace! And the fact that the Syrian refugees chose to flee to Turkey, Europe ... rather than defend their land is a shame and there is no need to make them sufferers ... Let them return.
          Turkey needs war first of all. The United States in the second, Europe also needed to displace Assad in order to stretch a gas pipeline through Syrian soil to Europe from Qatar ... Assad, the Syrians and Russia definitely do not need it (war).
          As in Libya, it was not needed. They ripped apart the country, now they are looking for switchmen, accusing Russia of supporting Haftar.
          So no drooling is needed.
          I support the opinion of Souchastnik (Oleg)
          1. 0
            18 January 2021 17: 32
            Quote: Invoce
            including the ice-free port of Iskaderun.

            And in those places there are freezing ports ?! Honestly - I didn't know!
        5. +4
          18 January 2021 13: 28
          The situation in Syria has changed a long time ago, but the settings are still the same - the Syrians will figure it out for themselves !!!! Perhaps, who will give them? Turks, Americans, French? Well, they have already given them that opportunity. Russia knows better what they need, period, our bases will help everyone. And you change the manuals, they are outdated.
        6. -1
          20 January 2021 08: 41
          Something tells me that in Syria these refugees are not expected to return.

          Do they want to see Assad at all?


          And how many Libyan skakuasa now miss the times when in Libya under Amanita it was maybe not too rich, but calm, and all the urgent needs were satisfied?
    2. +3
      18 January 2021 09: 30
      Joint patrols between Russia and Turkey, it turned out that the Turks, hiding behind this, are playing their own game.
      This forced Russia to involve Syria on patrols.
    3. +4
      18 January 2021 09: 48
      Russia is deploying additional posts in the border province of Syria with Turkey

      It is necessary, so it is necessary! The main thing is to ensure the safety of our military!
    4. -1
      18 January 2021 10: 01
      The divisions include only trained military personnel with experience in performing tasks in Syria.

      So there shouldn't be others
    5. -6
      18 January 2021 10: 15
      In Afghanistan, too, they started with a "limited contingent", and ended up with a group of more than 100 thousand people.
      1. +14
        18 January 2021 13: 44
        There, the leadership of the USSR voluntarily retreated.

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