Ankara's powerful explosions

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Today, in the capital of Turkey, before the start of the trade-union rally, two explosions thundered, many dead and wounded, the channel reported RT, with reference to Turkish sources.



Information about the victims vary. The Turkish edition of Dogan News reports at least 20 dead.

Unidentified charges exploded in the morning near the Ankara railway station, "where the participants of the rally in support of peace gathered," reports Turkish news agency.

Responsibility for the attack on himself while no one took. In the Russian embassy there is no information about the affected Russians.







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  1. +43
    10 October 2015 12: 19
    Soon tourists will stop going to them too

    What is going on in the world?

    We also need to be prepared, to strengthen the military training of youth and civilian

    defense

    1. +13
      10 October 2015 12: 21
      Soon stalkers will run there ... and so, it’s a pity for ordinary people
      1. +20
        10 October 2015 12: 25
        I even know who Turkey will blame ... Kurds and Russia!
        1. +84
          10 October 2015 12: 29
          Kurds are victims there. Edoganishka played too much in friendship with the Igil pigs.
          1. +17
            10 October 2015 12: 55
            That hit him well! Igilovtsev called pigs! good That's right - these are not Muslims, but geeks who hide behind the Muslim religion and pervert it.
            1. +3
              10 October 2015 20: 00
              Somewhere on the Turkish-Syrian border They don’t accept a bar without a beard, and Europe with a beard.
          2. +18
            10 October 2015 13: 25
            It doesn’t matter who the victims are, it is important who will be made guilty! And most likely it will not be ISIS, as this will only increase the legitimacy of Russia's actions in Syria. And the Kurds will be guilty, with all that it implies ...
            The war with the Kurds will delay part of the Kurdish forces that are fighting with the Isil, since Assad’s victory will erase all plans for both Turkey and the Saudis and the United States. Bids are rising
            1. avt
              +2
              10 October 2015 14: 10
              Quote: smsk
              . And the Kurds will be guilty

              Already appointed.
              Quote: smsk
              The war with the Kurds will delay part of the Kurdish forces that are fighting with the Isil, since Assad’s victory will erase all plans for both Turkey and the Saudis and the United States. Bids are rising

              I’ll add, or rather I will repeat
              Quote: avt
              . In general, the events in Turkey can translate into a civil war all against all and not so fiction. And who will collect the cream from this brew, if it boils in the NATO country ??? I suppose there is no need to explain, especially if you look HOW USA since the time of the collapse of Yugoslavia took advantage of the situation in the same Kosovo, Iraq.

              Moreover, there has already been a run of the “peaceful revolution” in the struggle for green spaces in Istanbul, and it would be good to see the participation of the Jamaat of Gulen in it.
              1. +1
                10 October 2015 18: 42
                The aggravation of the situation in Turkey, for our country I think very badly. All this Igilov bastard, fed by the USA, will begin to climb into our Caucasus. Apparently soon the Caucasus is flaring up and we will not get off with aviation. In vain did the Bolsheviks destroy the Cossacks, Catherine !! not a stupid woman was.
          3. +1
            10 October 2015 14: 03
            what friendship can the chief and his vassals have? thanks to Turkey, the Saudis and the USA, the igil generally exists.
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          5. +2
            10 October 2015 14: 43
            I think that Erdogan organized this ... The opposition will now think a thousand times before the next rally.
            And the scapegoats will be appointed quickly, and I will assume that the Kurds will become them. And this will accordingly untie Erdogan’s hands for a ground operation in Syria ...
            1. +4
              10 October 2015 15: 09
              Quote: maxcor1974
              I think that Erdogan organized this ... The opposition will now think a thousand times before the next rally.

              Who is the beneficiary of the buildup of the country?
              Erdogan? Kurds? I think they are not at all. I think from the destruction of an independent state and the emergence of new centers of instability, 2-3 dozens of arms manufacturing companies in the USA will benefit. At the same time, the remaining power will fall into direct political and economic dependence
              1. +2
                10 October 2015 16: 02
                Quote: APASUS
                Who is the beneficiary of the buildup of the country? Erdogan? Kurds? I think they are not at all.

                That which is not Kurds is for sure.
                In light of recent events, the Syrian Kurds fought independently - they are against Assad, but they are also against ISIS. In addition, there is evidence that the Kurds can be fastened to the Assad government forces for a common fight against ISIS, under the guarantee of Kurdish autonomy within Syria. Knowing this, the US is also trying to make the Kurds their allies against Assad.
                They are like a bone in the throat of the Turks, since geographically they occupy a position that prevents the free passage of ISIS militants from training camps in Turkey, weapons, as well as the transit of "ISIS" oil.
                If now after the attacks, the Turks will begin a full-scale military operation against the Kurds, then the United States can act as defenders of the Kurds, thereby pulling them to its side. So, most likely - the beneficiary of the United States, both politically and, as you have noticed, in terms of satisfying the appetites of the arms lobby
                1. 0
                  10 October 2015 21: 16
                  I agree with your analysis and +
            2. +2
              10 October 2015 16: 07
              Soon we will see who organized it. Or someone will take responsibility or Erdogan, under the pretext of terrorist danger, will abruptly begin to tighten the screws and centralize the power even more. In any case, whoever is prepared for the situation and takes advantage of it is the organizer.
              1. 0
                10 October 2015 18: 40
                Why think for a long time? Amerkosa, Europe and Israel made the next move ... and Kurds or Wahhabis are instruments ..
            3. 0
              10 October 2015 21: 14
              To crush the Kurds again. This Erdogan thinks he is the head. But the blot came out - the majority of the victims of the Kurdish attack. How will it be arranged?
        2. +7
          10 October 2015 12: 31
          I even know who Turkey will blame ... Kurds and Russia!

          The fulfilled scenario, Erdogan will turn to the people and lead the army.
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        3. avt
          +6
          10 October 2015 12: 39
          Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX
          I even know who Turkey will blame ... Kurds and Russia!

          Yes, it lies on the surface, you don't even have to strain to raise this. Under this they will flatten the Kurds and additionally, the political opponents of the "Brother of Muslims" of the Sokil of the Bosphorus will go under the batch.
        4. +10
          10 October 2015 12: 42
          Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX
          I even know who Turkey will blame ... Kurds and Russia!

          Kurds are not profitable, it was an anti-war rally. Now those who were against the warriors will yell FOR the warrior. So who benefits from this?
          1. +2
            10 October 2015 13: 03
            So Turkey is not profitable war! Which Kurds will they fight with the Syrian or Iraqi? Here disagreement with Russia will turn out a very dangerous thing. They can only fight with the Kurds who live in Turkey.
            1. +6
              10 October 2015 13: 09
              Iraqi Kurds are pocket, but Syrian can be bombed as accomplices of the RPK, which will be done
          2. +2
            10 October 2015 13: 09
            Quote: Alexander Romanov
            Kurds are not profitable, it was an anti-war rally. Now those who were against the warriors will yell FOR the warrior. So who benefits from this?


            Remember what I said about Turkey? Hello Disident .. laughing
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          4. +3
            10 October 2015 14: 46
            Kurds are not profitable, it was an anti-war rally. Now those who were against the warriors will yell FOR the warrior. So who benefits from this?

            Erdogan ...
        5. +1
          10 October 2015 13: 36
          Most likely Erdaganushka is afraid that they will agree with the Kurds therefore demonizes the Kurds))
          even the mattresses spoke something about the Kurds and their support, and before that they had frankly betrayed them))
          Afraid to lose face in the end) for some allies)
        6. +1
          10 October 2015 21: 09
          Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX
          I even know who Turkey will blame ... Kurds and Russia!


          Kurds vryat whether it will turn out to blame. Most of the protesters are Kurds or sympathizers. Russia is not profitable from any side. I think that explosions are most beneficial to Erdogan
          (by the way, he was suspiciously quiet). They have already let it slip: "This is a terrorist attack on Turkey!" (well, just like in 2001 to America). Now, under anti-terror, it will be possible to turn the head off the opposition, stick the Kurds and strengthen their power. My opinion is this.
    2. +5
      10 October 2015 12: 34
      The clearest example of the consequences of the government's "flirting" with the Islamists and their tacit support.

      Nothing new, we already went through this in the 90s.
    3. +11
      10 October 2015 12: 36
      The Turks will now feel for themselves what terrorism is, honestly no matter how much they feel sorry for morons, this is for Chechnya.
      1. +2
        10 October 2015 12: 50
        Quote: INVESTOR
        Turks will now feel what terrorism is


        They have very strong radical groups - almost all officers come from this environment. And their long-term goal is the revival of the Ottoman Empire. That means war. The war with Iraq, with Syria, Iran. With Russia - Crimea, they also still consider theirs.
        They are not afraid of Islamists - there are all atheists - if you need to hang them, they will become respected muftis.

        And now, after this terrorist attack, their positions will only strengthen.
        Whose prodest?
        1. avt
          0
          10 October 2015 13: 37
          Quote: ROSS_Ulair
          They have very strong radical groups - almost all officers come from this environment.

          And that is why Erdogan recently judged the former and a certain amount of the current generals? wassat
          Quote: ROSS_Ulair
          . And their long-term goal is the revival of the Ottoman Empire. That means war. The war with Iraq, with Syria, Iran. With Russia - Crimea, they also still consider theirs.

          Again this is Erdogan’s dream - The Brilliant Port No. 2
          Quote: ROSS_Ulair
          And now, after this terrorist attack, their positions will only strengthen.

          what No. In my opinion, rather superficial judgments. Along the way, you do not take into account several weighty factors, well, at least, Gülen's jamaat. In general, events in Turkey can turn everyone against everyone into a civil war, and it’s not so fantastic. brew, if it boils in a NATO country ??? I suppose there is no need to explain, especially if you look at HOW USA since the collapse of Yugoslavia took advantage of the situation in Kosovo and Iraq.
          1. 0
            10 October 2015 18: 10
            Quote: avt
            In my opinion, rather superficial judgments. In the course you do not take into account several significant factors ...


            Maybe...
            But these same nationalists - "Gray Wolves", "Bozkurt" - controlled chaos on the territory of the country would also be useful. Especially considering the encirclement and transit of militants and weapons through Turkey.

            And so - time will tell
        2. 0
          10 October 2015 19: 34
          gloomy.
        3. +1
          10 October 2015 21: 19
          That means war. The war with Iraq, with Syria, Iran. With Russia - Crimea, they also still consider theirs.

          With Crimea, let them wait for the little boy. There are our smaller brothers in line.
      2. +3
        10 October 2015 13: 39
        Ordinary people suffer. The same as you or me ....
      3. 0
        10 October 2015 15: 47
        Why so? After all, ordinary people suffered, not the politicians who brewed this mess.
    4. 0
      10 October 2015 12: 51
      Ankara's powerful explosions


      but not figs Kurds bomb.
      1. jjj
        +1
        10 October 2015 12: 59
        As you think, this is a shift in the plan of America to the existing authorities. The first acts were before. And now it’s easier to do. Turkey almost spat on Russia and made enemies by bombing and ground operations against the Kurds. And besides, she launched an external military force into her territory - IGO
        1. +1
          10 October 2015 13: 18
          It’s not even that. It’s in history. GENERALLY. They won’t win a war from us out of 7, they all pissed off, including the Crimean one. And if the Anglo-Saxon’s tail is pulled, they always poisoned us all over the place. There’s no need for an excursion into history. palms. Blackmail, incitement, Pitting, ambition - ALL the fuck goes. Against us. Not the first time.
          1. -4
            10 October 2015 13: 40
            historian, Mlyn. the Crimean War, even in school, is held in detail, everything is clear with it, our victory was not even close there. and besides, there was still an unsuccessful Prut campaign.
            Yes, and winning wars came at a considerable price, though all the losses (tens of thousands) were attributed by the generals to a runny nose and drafts, but the losses of the adversary in the reports were inflated to some innumerable hordes, which the miraculous heroes of one left fell. more or less plausible statistics begin only in the mid-19th century.
            1. 0
              10 October 2015 16: 44
              Quote: traveler
              winning wars at a considerable price were given

              Is it true? Is this, for example, like at Ramnik or the Sinop battle?

              Quote: traveler
              victory was not even close there

              Yes and defeat especially did not smell. And do not forget how many opponents Russia fought at the same time and what losses they inflicted. The coalition has not reached its goals. So tell the teachers there in your schools so that they can learn the story themselves.
            2. 0
              10 October 2015 18: 50
              It wasn’t close? You’re a native loss, and what ended the train. You have seen EGE. Turks crawled all over the front. Tell La Jews.
            3. +1
              10 October 2015 18: 55
              before whining about the price of victory think about the price of defeat
            4. 0
              10 October 2015 21: 22
              So you are a historian, mlyn. Read Kersnovsky's "History of the Russian Army". The man was of a great mind. And please do not write any more nonsense.
    5. +1
      10 October 2015 13: 11
      Quote: bulvas
      Soon tourists will stop going to them too

      Damn! Late! My wife and I have already bought tickets and tickets to Turkey (fuck: in the same region where we used to be ..... recourse
      1. +2
        10 October 2015 13: 20
        Quote: Nikolaevich I
        Damn! Late! My wife and I have already bought tickets and tickets to Turkey (fuck: in the same region where we used to be .....

        Are you going to go to rallies or relax at sea?
        1. +1
          10 October 2015 13: 36
          Quote: lelikas
          Quote: Nikolaevich I
          Damn! Late! My wife and I have already bought tickets and tickets to Turkey (fuck: in the same region where we used to be .....

          Are you going to go to rallies or relax at sea?


          It’s dangerous, as if in tourist areas not hit

          Watching what the terrorists have
          1. +2
            10 October 2015 14: 17
            At the moment, twenty times I would think before going on vacation to Turkey, you can easily find yourself in red pajamas instead of a beach in Turkey in the desert of Iraq or Syria.
            1. 0
              10 October 2015 16: 40
              Quote: lis-ik
              At the moment, twenty times I would think before going on vacation to Turkey, you can easily find yourself in red pajamas instead of a beach in Turkey in the desert of Iraq or Syria.

              Well, yes, yes, what a vacation - in Turkey it’s dangerous, in Egypt it’s even more dangerous - they really kill there, in Europe migrants rape - have a rest in Crimea! (unless of course Jamilev’s laughing ).
      2. -3
        10 October 2015 13: 45
        "vacationers"? bully
    6. 0
      10 October 2015 17: 35
      Quote: bulvas
      Soon tourists will stop going to them too
      What is going on in the world?

      There is no need to kiss terrorists in the ass and divide them into "moderate" ones who are against B. Assad and not "moderate" Kurds at all.
      You look and people will reach for them.
    7. 0
      10 October 2015 20: 56
      Quote: bulvas
      Soon tourists will stop going to them too

      c'mon, when the war was going on in Egypt, our tourists took a rest to pearl.
  2. +13
    10 October 2015 12: 21
    They will dump everything on the PKK, for it isn’t handy on IGil (who admits that your terrorist wards are urinating you from / under the silence) ... and then how it goes ...
  3. +5
    10 October 2015 12: 22
    Well, it sucks, the Middle East is already in the wildest tension, and the escalation of the situation in Turkey against the background of the uneasy relationship between the "adequate" prime minister striving for a dialogue with the Russian Federation and the "erect" pro-American president is no good for us.

    Somehow this is the opinion. hi
  4. +4
    10 October 2015 12: 23
    It can be assumed that now the Kurds will be blamed for everything ...
  5. +5
    10 October 2015 12: 23
    You can somehow explain the attacks on military or police facilities, but the attacks of demonstrations are the height of inhumanity and cynicism. Condolences to the relatives of the victims.
  6. +10
    10 October 2015 12: 24
    Yeah, Erdogan played out. I wanted to raise my rating before the extraordinary elections and began to bomb the Kurds, disrupting the truce, and here is the result. On the other hand, the more such stories are in Turkey, the more people will go on vacation to the Crimea or the Krasnodar Territory.
    1. +2
      10 October 2015 12: 55
      Quote: g1v2
      Yeah, Erdogan played out. I wanted to raise my rating before the extraordinary elections and began to bomb the Kurds, disrupting the truce, and here is the result. On the other hand, the more such stories are in Turkey, the more people will go on vacation to the Crimea or the Krasnodar Territory.


      Wait ... There are a number of similar "accidents", and we will have to give up both rest and other things that are usual in peaceful life ...
      1. +1
        10 October 2015 14: 13
        In wartime, ordinary people are unlikely to wander around in sanatoriums, but the bourgeois-it doesn’t care where there is unearned space for them.
  7. +9
    10 October 2015 12: 25
    Well, it’s the turn of the Turks to squeeze the fruits of their offspring. But seriously, I’m sorry for the Turks, as usual, ordinary people suffer from terrorism as usual.
  8. +5
    10 October 2015 12: 26
    That's when you start playing "multi-vector" like Yanukovych, you quickly get such "flowers" ... Anyone could have done it and anyone could take responsibility - Kurds, ISIS, opposition radicals ... But the United States is such a bouquet, according to - to anyone, in joy ...
  9. +5
    10 October 2015 12: 26
    The bony hand of the USA is felt !!! Only these freaks benefit tension in the region!
  10. +5
    10 October 2015 12: 26
    Yeah ... the end of Erdogan’s reign looks like some kind of apocalypse for Turkey
  11. +2
    10 October 2015 12: 27
    Explosions in Ankara, clashes in Israel. It is very beneficial for "someone" to add fuel to the fire right now. And then, God forbid, they will begin to see clearly and ask the question - "How high is the noise immunity of the transatlantic cable? Are the commands distorted when they pass through this communication channel?"
  12. +4
    10 October 2015 12: 28
    And the explosion at a rally for Peace. Vague doubts torment me ...
  13. +6
    10 October 2015 12: 31
    next exit.
    played Erdogan, like an independent, powerful Turkey. They will throw it off faster than the Assad, and they will be knocking down on both sides. The Iranians are not fools, they did not pretend to be a "regional power", they settled in the right channel and now sleep more or less peacefully. And this type of Sultan Suleiman imagined himself, only he forgot that now is not 16 vek.nu nothing "allies" in NATO and "good friends and trading partners" will quickly land on sinful earth.
  14. +4
    10 October 2015 12: 33
    In this case, he sneers at what happened meanly and blasphemously, people died. However, I just want to say - "We've played out with" our "ISIS .....
    1. 740
      +1
      10 October 2015 12: 39
      Quote: dima-fesko
      In this case, it scoffs at what happened meanly and blasphemously, people died.

      You don’t have to be very upset. We remember very well how the Turks of the militants in the Caucasus supported. And in general they are our historical enemies. The only thing that unites us with them is the imperial consciousness.
      1. 0
        10 October 2015 12: 43
        Imperial ambitions in Russia are an excess, rather, Russia is positioning itself as a counterweight to the unipolar world, and what imperial ambitions in Turkey is ridiculous!
        1. 740
          0
          10 October 2015 13: 34
          Quote: dima-fesko
          and what imperial ambitions Turkey has is ridiculous!

          For a second. They are Ottomans. And this is not forgotten.
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  15. +4
    10 October 2015 12: 36
    Because of its strategic importance, the Middle East was controlled and will be controlled only by superpowers, this is the United States, Russia, well, maybe China will still fit in. everyone else who fails to take the right position in time and tries to play an independent game will be punished in one way or another.
  16. 0
    10 October 2015 12: 42
    game of Thrones,. It’s a pity ordinary people suffer no matter who the Jews are Turks, Syrians
  17. +3
    10 October 2015 12: 46
    By the way, Turkey, Israel, all this can be links of one chain. extinguish a fire in Syria, it has not grown together in Iran, it is necessary to set fire somewhere else. And to some people the victim doesn’t care about this victim or not, in order to maintain the desired degree, any firewood will go down.
  18. +3
    10 October 2015 12: 48
    They clearly want to drag Turkey into the war in the BV ... I hope Erdogan will not lead! Our special services think in the course of "who, what and for what .."
  19. +2
    10 October 2015 12: 48
    This is a real tragedy. Turkey is no stranger to terrorist attacks, of course, but so that the president of the PARLIAMENTARY republic himself could provoke the outbreak of the Civil War in his own country ... It had to be able to. It looks like the end of Erdogan. Neither the turban of Suleiman nor the laurels of Ataturk shine for him. And in the elections they will "ride" him with a whistle, for all the good. In the east, it is not enough to be a tough politician, you also have to be wise.
  20. +6
    10 October 2015 12: 49
    Sincere condolences to the Turks.
    Ordinary people suffer for the foolishness of rulers, as always.
    Someone is playing a double game for profit, but people are dying, do not understand why.
    1. +1
      10 October 2015 13: 02
      Quote: olimpiada15
      Sincere condolences to the Turks.
      Ordinary people suffer for the foolishness of rulers, as always.
      Someone is playing a double game for profit, but people are dying, do not understand why.

      I join .. the peace people are killing them! Erdogan is trying to sit on "two chairs" ... That's the result!
    2. 0
      10 October 2015 13: 42
      From this, one must not be a simple people, but a wise one, knowing his pricelessness or value to himself (anyone else). The answer will be the culprits, and not those who pointed a finger.
  21. +1
    10 October 2015 12: 52
    They will make a cult, as of September 11th. Blame anyone will be beneficial to the states. Handwriting alone.
  22. 0
    10 October 2015 12: 54
    These are not the last explosions. We need the Americans to shut us off the gas pipeline to Turkey!
  23. 0
    10 October 2015 12: 57
    Erdogan was warned that he should not help extremists, he did not heed and received terrorist attacks. It is a pity for the people of the dead and wounded.
  24. 0
    10 October 2015 13: 03
    This warning from the US to the Turks - if you stop the flow of militants from Turkey to Syria - will be worse.
    1. +2
      10 October 2015 13: 20
      yourself not funny?
  25. 0
    10 October 2015 13: 06
    The rally had the slogan "For the evil of war, peace right now" The killed mostly Kurds who protested with the words this Maidan is a bloody Maidan and there was an explosion. Who is to blame? of course the Kurds. They are evil ready to kill and their own to get the vote write Turkish users. Why. When people will understand if some people do not want to live in your country, LET GO. It is better to be good neighbors in different countries than sworn enemies in one country. But how do you know that this is the opinion of the majority? to hold a referendum with the participation of neutral countries. Let the government consider both neutral and all others and who are not too lazy. To disperse and live like people trading and not to dog and rattle weapons all my life. And although who am I talking to? it is not patriotic for all the peoples of the world.
  26. 0
    10 October 2015 13: 07
    Condolences to the dead and wounded.
    The grenade explosion in Kiev, now the attack in Ankara - the executors are only pawns. WAR, WAR requires backstage. A sea of ​​blood is ready to shed for this. It will be hard for the Kurds now ...
  27. 0
    10 October 2015 13: 14
    Now they will start, all the terrorist attacks in one "pot" to interfere, the main thing is not to rush to conclusions!
  28. +2
    10 October 2015 13: 15
    While terrorists will be divided into friends and foes, no country will be saved from this demon. A terrorist is a terrorist. He must be destroyed. Everywhere and everywhere. Terrorists have no nationality, no ideas can be an excuse for what they are doing.
  29. +4
    10 October 2015 13: 17
    the same handwriting, as in the previous terrorist attack, was blown up by leftist activists and Kurds, and they, the poor fellow, were blamed for this.
    right now they’ll go to arrests, shootings during the detention and bombing of the Kurds in Syria.
    1. +1
      11 October 2015 03: 19
      “I came to cover the peace march, and then suddenly two explosions thundered, dozens of dead, blood everywhere, pieces of bodies, fragments of bones. It is difficult to describe in words ... It was so unexpected. One of the most monstrous paintings I have ever seen, ”she said.

      At the same time, according to her, there were no policemen or security officers nearby. “Usually in Turkey all the demonstrations are accompanied by the police, and it’s very difficult to get there without going through the police checkpoint,” the journalist said.

      “Many different groups gathered for the demonstration, but the explosion thundered exactly where the Kurds stood. So perhaps they were the goal, ”said Onur Burchak Belli.

      Original news RT in Russian:
      https://russian.rt.com/article/122650
  30. +1
    10 October 2015 13: 19
    In the modern world, to find the root causes and sources of events such as terrorist attacks is not easy, the tracks lead far and deep, and they may not allow digging.

    Therefore, it is only the main criminals of our time, the USA, who can immediately declare guilty of certain crimes, as they did with Boeing in Ukraine.

    We need to see what comes from the State Department - then there will be more clarity with these explosions.

    Condolences to the victims of these bombings and Turkey.
  31. +3
    10 October 2015 13: 34
    As Erdogan has shown himself in relation to Russia, it is useless to build serious strategic plans with him.
    His ambition to return the Ottoman Empire was overshadowed by his brains. He imagines himself to be the creator of a new regional power.
    not only in the Middle East, but also in Central Asia. Tried to "put pressure" on Israel and Egypt, "flirt" with Russia,
    to spite the Americans. not letting, through the mouth of Germany, Turkey 20 years in the EU. He agreed to the "Turkish flow" of gas from Russia. He became the first to support ISIS, smuggling their oil, buying it for a pittance for Turkey. Resumed suppression
    Kurds. And as soon as Russia showed that she would not surrender Syria, Erdogan became enraged, realized his helplessness.
    He immediately caved in in front of NATO (the Americans). He inflated the case on the violation of the border by a Russian plane, began to "scare"
    economic break with Russia (to abandon the "Turkish stream") In short, Erdogan is another balabol, writhing
    from himself "Bonaparte".
    1. -1
      10 October 2015 13: 48
      Quote: askort154
      He immediately caved in front of NATO

      Turkey is actually part of NATO.
      The Turkish stream is purely our idea, which the Turks need only complete with the required discounts, and without them they don’t need it.
  32. 0
    10 October 2015 13: 35
    This is retribution for the upkeep and training camps of terrorists and militants in Turkey. The beast simply rushed at the one who fed and supported it.
  33. hartlend
    +2
    10 October 2015 13: 40
    Quote: INVESTOR
    The Turks will now feel for themselves what terrorism is, honestly no matter how much they feel sorry for morons, this is for Chechnya.

    Igor Konashenkov, spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry, responded to Pentagon chief Ashton Carter, who publicly predicted Russia's heavy military losses in Syria. The Russian major general called such statements by the United States "the height of cynicism", stressing that Moscow never allowed itself to predict the death of American soldiers, even if they considered the actions of the United States in a particular military operation to be wrong, writes RIA Novosti.
  34. +2
    10 October 2015 13: 47
    "Look for who benefits." Beneficial for Erdogan.
    1. 0
      10 October 2015 13: 51
      it is, the elections are on the nose, it is necessary to warm up the electorate, to rally the people in front of the threat of terrorism
  35. 0
    10 October 2015 14: 08
    Quote: traveler
    it is, the elections are on the nose, it is necessary to warm up the electorate, to rally the people in front of the threat of terrorism

    yes, and let the "ghouls" enter your territory
  36. 0
    10 October 2015 14: 09
    Condolences to the innocent victims of the Anti-War Rally. It’s clear to whom this meat grinder is going to boil, I think again they will dump the Kurds. In this regard, there are a lot of associations in which they will write off all the blood when at the border they regain control of the ATS.
  37. 0
    10 October 2015 14: 26
    "Labor, Peace, Democracy". Activists opposed the authorities' forceful operation against the Kurds. It was a "pro-Kurdish" meeting. The Kurds will not remain in debt, there are about 15 million of them in Turkey, I think Erdogan does not control the situation in his own country, he was outplayed and used in the "dark".
    Quote: traveler
    "Look for who benefits." Beneficial for Erdogan.

    And what is the benefit? Interethnic conflict within the country.
  38. +1
    10 October 2015 15: 11
    Erdogan should think hard about whether he should support the Syrian "opposition". In terms of the Kurdish issue, there is no difference between the "moderates" and ISIS. The Kurds will now be on their ears in every way.
  39. 0
    10 October 2015 16: 00
    everything from the fact that Ankara does not have its own face either in politics or in the economy, one appearance, and even that only seems ...
  40. 0
    10 October 2015 16: 14
    This is a direct result of Erdogan’s policy!
  41. 0
    10 October 2015 16: 15
    Well, what other "hints" does Erdogan need from ISIS? Maybe it's enough to run into our videoconferencing under the dictation of mattress mats?
  42. +1
    10 October 2015 16: 26
    Quote: MIKHALYCHXNNX
    I even know who Turkey will blame ... Kurds and Russia!

    Ukraine is also on the "censor" with might and main blames Russia and Putin for the explosion in Turkey lol True Kurds do not touch.
  43. 0
    10 October 2015 17: 09
    Eprst, wife in Kemer, and I can’t get through, eprst ...
  44. 0
    10 October 2015 17: 57
    The Russian Foreign Ministry may recommend that Russians not go to Turkey and Egypt because of fears of terrorist attacks. This recommendation was made by law enforcement agencies after the start of the Russian military operation in Syria.
    The source said that the Russian special services predict a high probability of terrorist attacks by the "Islamic State" (IS, the group is banned in Russia) on tourists from the Russian Federation.
    Source http://www.newsru.com/russia/10oct2015/noway.html
  45. 0
    10 October 2015 18: 33
    Only the USA could arrange these explosions.
  46. 0
    10 October 2015 18: 43
    But the Turks thought that Chechnya had forgiven them ?? !! Well, no guys, we are kind, revenge and forget. Finally, we remembered the Kurds.
  47. 0
    10 October 2015 18: 58
    Erdogan will now receive popular approval for Kurdish terror
  48. 0
    10 October 2015 19: 07
    As the saying goes: "Pans are fighting, but slaves' forelocks are cracking!", To some it may seem ridiculous, but in the Middle East, the so-called 3rd World War may begin and at the moment it is interesting to unwind it only "for a big money that will revive the economy). Is it better to wake up IYELONSTONE?
  49. 0
    10 October 2015 19: 20
    The CIA and the State Department are urgently creating a media conduit that allows them to jump from the growing wave of dissatisfaction with their shame in Syria from the US Senate?
  50. +1
    10 October 2015 21: 13
    I read the censor. And then Putin threw a grenade from behind the curb.
  51. 0
    10 October 2015 21: 13
    Erdogan has played the game with his “moderate Islamists.” I'm sure this is just the beginning for Turkey. Further more!
  52. 0
    10 October 2015 21: 35
    The Turkish government has received a completely legitimate reason to tighten the screws within the country and try to resolve the Kurdish issue. And it doesn’t matter who gave them such a reason....
  53. 0
    10 October 2015 21: 48
    So the Turks were slammed. I feel sorry for the people who suffered. That's why they don't blow up those who started it all?
  54. 0
    10 October 2015 22: 37
    all Russian citizens vacationing in Turkey, whether they agree with it or not, support, indirectly, terrorists carrying out terrorist attacks in our Caucasus. Anyone who says no is a short-sighted liar. it is this state that supports and shelters terrorists, provides them with treatment and bases
  55. 0
    11 October 2015 01: 04
    That's it, gentlemen, learn. With a slight movement of the hand, the Kurds are withdrawn from the armed struggle for the Assad regime.
  56. 0
    11 October 2015 01: 31
    Sincere condolences to the victims. Modern terrorism is the murder of people by AUTHORITY (one's own or someone else's, or jointly). Today, killing ordinary people is PROFITABLE for politics and commerce. Soon we will hear about the “right” terrorists who will “just like that” blow up summits of officials, parliaments and meetings of corporate boards of directors in retaliation for the blood of defenseless commoners.
  57. DHA
    0
    11 October 2015 08: 55
    No matter how cynical it may sound, Turkey itself opened a “Pandora’s box”. Now they will reap the benefits. The only one who will wash their hands again and stay on the sidelines is the United States, and they may also make money from this.