Turkish law enforcement officers are fighting with ISIS terrorists in the south-east of the country

The Turkish law enforcement forces, together with the army units, are conducting a counter-terrorist operation in the south-east of the country — in territories where Kurds are primarily living. During the operation, several militants were blocked in one of the houses in the city of Diyarbakir (in this city is located the NATO military base). According to Turkish sources, they all belong to the Islamic State terrorist group.

According to the news agency Interfax, during the battle four militants were destroyed. At the same time, law enforcement officers also suffered losses - two policemen were killed, several were injured. The death of police officers occurred after the explosion of an explosive device by terrorists. According to some reports, it could be a combat grenade.

After some time, Turkish sources spread the message that 7 terrorists were eliminated as a result of a shootout in Diyarbakir. Edition Hürriyet confirms the report of two dead police officers, adding that five police officers were injured. In addition, the Turkish newspaper writes that the 12 terrorists were taken alive during the special operation.

An official representative of the Turkish police reports that the counter-terrorist operation in Diyarbakir is not over.

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[Vadim237]

Most likely this is not ISIS, but the Kurds.

[Lord of the Sith]

Quote: Vadim237

Most likely this is not ISIS, but the Kurds.

Just wanted to write ahead of me with a comment!

[EvgNik]

Quote: Sith Lord

Just wanted to write

So after reading the message, the picture in the head is right away: with whom you can still fight if not with the Kurds, and call anti-terrorist - just spit.

[kil 31]

Quote: Lord of the Sith

Quote: Vadim237

Most likely this is not ISIS, but the Kurds.

Just wanted to write ahead of me with a comment!

There is another option. Out-of-hand fighters training in Turkey "moderate opposition"It's not for nothing that there is an American base in this city. Probably they climbed over the fence into AWOL.

[jjj]

Toward evening, or maybe tomorrow more accurate information will be received. It’s too early to take everything on faith

[Vitaly Anisimov]

Quote: keel 31

There is another option. Out-of-hand "moderate opposition" fighters training in Turkey

Yes, Erdogan wets the Kurds ... the "moderate" Turks treat and weld ... just like militants from the Caucasus in the old days!

[volot-voin]

Quote: Sith Lord

Just wanted to write ahead of me with a comment!

Kurds and ISIS are incompatible and mutually exclusive phenomena. The Turks once again presanul Kurds and said that they fought with ISIS.
There are, of course, options, for example, with the "moderate opposition" fleeing from Syria, which cannot abandon the habit of robbing and killing in any territory.

[Maaslo Sallonen]

There is even no doubt that these are Kurds.

[Dryuya2]

Quote: Maaslo Sallonen

There is even no doubt that these are Kurds.

what is not an option ???
part of the Turkish border under the control of ISIS and part of the Kurds
Posted on: 12 Oct 2015
Russian aviation presses ISIS militants to the Turkish border

[Altona]

Quote: Sith Lord

Just wanted to write ahead of me with a comment!

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I just wanted to write: "Who is shooting at relatives?"

[cyberhanter]

Knowing the Turks, yes, I agree)

[Vitaly Anisimov]

Quote: cyberhanter

Knowing the Turks, yes, I agree)

The Turks have never been our allies ... Only on the beaches to raise money for money ... And substitute in politics! They are still afraid of Russia, they all remember!

[Tor5]

It was high time to decide who your true enemy is.

[Max_Bauder]

Quote: Vadim237

Most likely this is not ISIS, but the Kurds.

so I immediately thought about it. They said a long time ago that the fight against the Kurds is more important for them than the igil.

[demo]

Is this what they will do when a crowd comes in, really from ISIS?

[ayyildiz]

Sometimes they write such nonsense! For what is the gate to the Turks against whom the operation is going on? Or does everyone here think the Kurds do not have religious fanatics?

[UREC]

I read somewhere that not Turks slaughtered Armenians, but Kurds hired by them? Who knows something, enlighten!

[xasharat]

Quote: UREC

I read somewhere that not Turks slaughtered Armenians, but Kurds hired by them? Who knows something, enlighten!

A variant of the Kurds from Turkey and Iraq: The eastern part of Turkey is the land that the Turks allegedly promised them. Ironically, the eastern part of Turkey is ancient Armenia) and the Turks gave the green light to the Kurds who wanted to clear this land of competition. And they themselves admit that it was KURDY who, in the 15th year, slaughtered Armenians. This is the Kurdish version.

Another version is that the Turks saw the east of the country burn. Armenians went over to the side of Russia and went against Turkey and the Kurds. Then the Turks had a conversation with the Kurds, they say you want the land, cleanse. They slaughtered Armenians and then the Turks said: Everyone who lives in Turkey TURK, that is, you fix and not Kurdistan.

The Turkish and Azerbaijani versions, said more than once. Although not so far from the truth, only the Turks did not kill the Armenians, but they were saved and fought by the Dashnaks. Peaceful people died, of course, the First World War, cold and hunger, plus migration and disease. Condescending to such people. But I believe and have facts that, of course, there is a Turkish hand in this, but the Turks were not a customer or a performer of the massacre of Armenians, this is unequivocal. The other day, even the European Court of Human Rights canceled and the Turks won the process of not recognizing the Armenian Genocide. The truth is already popping up.

[Kenji]

Sincerely sorry for the security forces and the wounded and the dead. When already all these obscurantists from ISIS will finally be put down.

[vovanpain]

Quote: Kenji

Sincerely shook the security forces and the wounded and the dead

I also feel sorry for them, but this question should be asked to Erdogan, who decided to deal with the Kurds under the guise of fighting ISIS.

[Buffalo]

For that fought for it and ran.
They will pick Erdogan!

[sever.56]

Oh well ... It can’t be !!!
But didn’t Islamist terrorist training camps exist in Turkey until recently? Didn’t Turkey give them weapons? Isn't Turkey buying oil from ISIS, thereby financing them?
The terrorist attacks recently carried out by ISIS in Ankara are the first signs of the Turkish authorities. If they don’t come to their senses and don’t stop supporting the so-called. "moderates" and ISIS - it will be worse further, the war will come to the territory of Turkey!

[Gradus HuK]

Do not dig a hole yourself will get into it!

[avt]

Quote: GradusHuK

Do not dig a hole yourself will get into it!

Politically reasoning, listen! Now, in fact, this is so - Do not stand under the USA, especially right under their ass in the hope of being protected by them - you will choke on their shit.

[avt]

I don’t want to gloat, but it’s really still the turkey’s flowery flowers from the USA, completed in Suria, and actually the USA by the hands of the Turks, that they did and did in the heat of neo-Ottomanism. do not choke.

[Same lech]

Turkish law enforcement officers are fighting with ISIS terrorists in the south-east of the country

Got game with a poisonous snake now she bites the Turks themselves .... well, you can’t be so stupid.

Although it would be nice to check who the Turks caught there ... the Kurdish partisans could well be and the Turks confused them with ISIS.

[venaya]

they all belong to the Islamic State terrorist group

Oh fill! With the Kurds, they will still have problems, in order to explain their actions, the Turks do not go any lie. Learn from your masters.

[roskot]

All interesting. Kurds or ISIS?

[Maksus]

During the operation in one of the houses in the city of Diyarbakir (NATO is located in this city) several militants were blocked. According to Turkish sources, they all belong to the Islamic State terrorist group.

But this coincidence (or maybe regularity) seems personally strange to me.

[Same lech]

And this is a coincidence

We are reading this article between the lines. Maybe the suicide bombers arrived for the last greetings to the NATO base ... and the Turks split them.
several versions .. but it’s too early to draw conclusions

[Frigate]

Turkish law enforcement officers are fighting with ISIS terrorists in the south-east of the country

Erdogan, oppresses moderate Igilovites, but he is just a butcher and a savage. The world community has no choice but to start bombing Turkey.

[mvg]

moderate ISIS "is something new those. there are "good" ISIS and "bad" ISIS ...

[Buffalo]

Yes Yes! Yatagan, according to the Erdogans, comrades igil-sheep!

[viktor_ui]

Frigate - here you are and CAM and fly off to bomb Turkey, khipani so to speak, and tailwind you in ... sails like

[Frigate]

Quote: viktor_ui

Frigate - here you are and CAM and fly off to bomb Turkey, khipani so to speak, and tailwind you in ... sails like

It will not work, because I am a reconnaissance and research ship.

[Engineer]

What bastards: under the pretext of fighting ISIS, they are cracking down on the Kurds.

[traveler]

here, bastards, Kurds - they are children, they only had a grenade.
if it weren’t for all the Kurds to distribute weapons themselves, so that they would fight world terrorism, but no, they would oppress instead, or even disarm and arrest them. podpdsny mongoes, in short.

[EFA]

Information is still very scarce, especially from an "interested" source. Local Kurds, activists of the movement for autonomy, can also be signed under the alleged "ISIS". And if this is really so, then we have a chance to win over the Kurds to our side, however, for this it is necessary to take certain actions, so far there are no particularly active actions.

Although, maybe they just do not advertise, so as not to spoil everything.

[anderles66]

Put a minus article. The title does not reflect the content. References to "Turkish sources" that mention "terrorists" are incorrect, since only Kurds can be terrorists for Turks. For example, the Kurds were blamed for the recent terrorist attack at a Kurdish demonstration. Elections-s-s. Turks do not fight with ISIS and will not. For today, anyway.

[forester]

For the Turks, the terrorists are only those who blow them up, all the other fighters for freedom and democracy. Turkey feeds everyone, but does not understand that they cannot be tame. Well, the gun should shoot someday, if it is loaded.

[bubla5]

Now any manifestation against the government is easy to blame on Isil

[imugn]

Yes, even the Kurds - armed and resisted - the terrorists

[Darkoff]

Erdogan is a maniac to power. It is obvious. Hard on the verge of adequacy. He will shed a lot of blood before the denouement happens. And it will happen. When the amount of blood spilled reaches a certain limit, it will force NATO partners to turn their backs on him and drain. Already now, Russia is obliged to look for a pro-Russian opposition in Turkey and begin to support it. It can be Kurds. We need to help them in Syria, and through the Syrian Kurds, the Turks will love us. With their help, it is necessary to bring down Erdogan and withdraw Turkey from NATO and accept it in the EAEU.

[traveler]

Erdogan and his PSR are the most peaceful political forces in relation to the Kurds in Turkey. their long-standing opponents of the NRP, and especially the PND Kurds, are completely 4m0 if they come to power.
And in relation to Russia, Erdogan is the most contact comrade. or maybe you think that the Kurds will someday be able to gain power in Turkey?

[Darkoff]

I do not pretend to be an expert. I would be grateful if you enlighten.
So far, I see that Erdogan, by the expiration of all possible prime ministerial terms, has made Turkey a presidential republic under his beloved. And he also shows signs of instability in foreign and domestic policy, depending on the current situation. NATO (EU) is blackmailing with refugees, Russia with Turkish influx, and raises fallen ratings by the war with the Kurds. Namely: war, because he violated the truce, thanks to which at one time he earned points. Kurds may not come to power, but if Erdogan starts to play, then the civil war can begin quite well. Immediately after the Syrian and Iraqi Kurdistan are freed from ISIS.

[traveler]

I’m afraid I can’t enlighten in the commentary, the format is small, but if interested, read something about the political system of Turkey (it exists there, there are real parties that are supported by certain sections of the population and financial groups, and not just portray politics as our Communist Party, LDPR and other props), read about such characters as bakhcheli, kylychdaroglu and their relationship with Erdogan, pay attention to their religious affiliation, their (and their parties) attitude to the Kurdish issue.
and then think again about the pro-Russian opposition in Turkey and laugh.

[Buffalo]

Quote: traveler

Erdogan and his PSR are the most peaceful political forces in relation to the Kurds in Turkey. their long-standing opponents of the NRP, and especially the PND Kurds, are completely 4m0 if they come to power.

Yes, yes! A good knife, but the throat is unbearable! And the Kurds understand this.
Among the Turks there are no those who love the Kurds. Because they are historically hostile to each other. Kurds want to secede from Turkey and gain an independent state of Kurdistan.

[traveler]

they are historically hostile to each other

in fact, for several centuries, the Kurds faithfully served the Ottoman Empire, it was with their hands that the Armenians were genocide, and it was with them that the lands of historical Armenia were populated.
the independence movement began already under the Turkish Republic. so the story of the struggle for independence is not so long.
not all Kurds want to secede, if only because most of them are completely integrated into Turkish society, both economically and socially, there are many mixed families, a common religion and culture, etc. etc. Kurds themselves are very heterogeneous. for many Kurds, Turks are more likely fraternal people than the same Yezidis.
in general, in the Kurdish question (as is usually the case with such problems) there are a lot of contradictory things, and not everything is so clearly white and black as you think.

[Siberia 9444]

For that fought for it and ran.

[31rus]

Oh guys, no matter how the "hand of Moscow" is drawn again

[miru mir]

Erdogan is trying to rearrange the country on the rails of Islam, forgetting about Ataturk.

[morpogr]

Do not dig another hole, you yourself will fall into it.

[Nasty]

Russia is to blame. We are bombing, they are fleeing to Turkey. And no matter what the Kurds or who else.

[Prisoner]

"in territories with a predominantly Kurdish population ...". Who would doubt that. How many Kurds were handed? Probably ten times more than igils.

[Eastern wind]

Everything is much simpler and more cynical ... And this news is just trivia of the game.

[Peresvet_613]

Bees fight with honey, addicts fight with anasha?

[Buffalo]

The failed Ata-Turk II, hand-fed the Crimean Tatar "Hizb ut-Tahrir al Islami", dreaming of destabilizing Crimea. And it, over there, exploded!
- Do not play with fire!
Whoever the people who are fighting in Turkey are useful to us.
Erdogan, with US support, is trying to overwhelm Bashar al-Assad, citing the fact that Assad is a representative of the Syrian Shiite minority. But, thereby Erdogan sawing the branch on which he sits. “He, too, is a representative of the minority.” Its roots are Caucasian! He is not a purebred Turk. And therefore, they can also move him, maybe even earlier than Assad.

[traveler]

Assad - a representative of the Syrian Shiite minority

he is as Shiite as Voodoo Catholics.

He is not a purebred Turk

this is not a problem in Turkey at all (inenuu, ozal)