Ankara said that “Iraq must do” for Turkish troops to leave its territory

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Official Ankara, in response to the ultimatums of the Iraqi authorities regarding the need for the withdrawal of Turkish troops from the north of Iraq, decided to overcome the last barriers of arrogance and rudeness and announced its own ultimatum to Baghdad. According to the statement of the head of the Turkish cabinet of ministers Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkey will withdraw its troops and armored vehicles from the province of Ninawa only after Iraqi troops take control of the city of Mosul.

According to the Turkish authorities, the Iraqi army today is not strong enough to defeat ISIS militants, and they need help. If so, then why did the Turkish air forces in Iraq strike not at ISIL militants, but at the very Kurdish militia that Turkish military instructors are supposedly teaching today in antiterrorist actions? ..

Ankara said that “Iraq must do” for Turkish troops to leave its territory


Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu quotes Hurriyet Daily News:
Responding to the request of the Iraqi authorities (and she was? - note "IN"), we continue to provide training and logistical support to both the militants of the Kurdish militia and local volunteers from Mosul. The Turkish government made the final decision to maintain a military presence in northern Iraq until liberation by the Iraqi forces and militias of the city of Mosul from ISIL militants.


This statement causes, to put it mildly, a considerable surprise, if only because the Iraqi authorities themselves have repeatedly stated that they do not need any military assistance from Turkey. Moreover, official Baghdad has repeatedly appealed to a number of Muslim states with a request to influence Ankara so that it withdraws the military contingent from Iraq. But in Ankara, by all appearances, they finally decided that they themselves could invent a message addressed to themselves by the Iraqi authorities in order to finally solidify themselves in the occupied territories of the Iraqi state.
It should be recalled that Ankara has plans to occupy the northern part of Syria.
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  1. +34
    28 December 2015 16: 50
    It seems that they will not calm down until they get it in the teeth. Where is Mosul, and where is North Iraq. The insolence of the Janissaries has no boundaries.
    1. +2
      28 December 2015 16: 54
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      It seems that they will not calm down until they get it in the teeth. Where is Mosul, and where is North Iraq. The insolence of the Janissaries has no boundaries.


      It’s time to kick out at the pressure of the United States and the Russian VKS is time to invite !!!! They will come up with a pair of missiles Turks.
      1. +7
        28 December 2015 16: 58
        So I look at the Erdagashka and I think, haven't they really taught him at school? I'm talking about the story? Or the Turks in cabbage soup once again want to get?
        1. +10
          28 December 2015 17: 21
          I still think that Erdogan shot down our plane, most likely in order to get carte blanche for the occupation of parts of Syria and Iraq, knowing that the West will support him in this matter. Thus, they untie his hands: whatever Erdogan does in defiance of Russia, NATO will welcome it with tacit consent. That is why we do not hear reproaches from Western countries for Erdogan's "tricks".
          1. +9
            28 December 2015 18: 02
            I all think that Erdogan shot down our plane

            Thousands of Russian potential "tourists" do not forget about it either.
            1. +7
              28 December 2015 18: 33
              The Turks simply will not for any reason be called a WAR in strategic and tactical war against Iraq and Syria.
              If the actions of the Turks are called WAR, then it should be recognized that this WAR from the Turkish side is precisely EXCESSIVE. AND
              in other words, Turkey is trying to save the "face" of the alleged peacemaker in the eyes of the world community. Those. it is just that the "wolf" dresses up in "sheep's clothing" - in the eyes of the world community.
              Why does Turkey need this? Very necessary! Then, 1) to continue to receive loans from the IMF, 2) to from all over the world to nourish their pro-Turkish combat gangs with human and financial resources from outside - from other countries - for example, from Europe.
        2. cap
          +3
          28 December 2015 17: 38
          Quote: Byshido_dis
          So I look at the Erdagashka and I think, haven't they really taught him at school? I'm talking about the story? Or the Turks in cabbage soup once again want to get?

          Well, how can you not recall the Russian classics ...
          "The strong is always to blame for the powerless:
          In the story we hear the darkness of examples
          But we don’t write stories
          But how they say in fables ...
          Worthless! Was such audacity heard in the world!
          Yes, I remember that you are still in the summer before
          Here I was somehow rude;
          I haven’t forgotten that, buddy! "-
          "Have mercy, I’m also no longer a year old." -
          The lamb says. “So it was your brother.” -
          "I have no brothers." - "So this is Kum il Swat.
          And, in a word, someone from your own family.
          You yourself, your dogs and your shepherds,
          You all want me to be evil
          And if you can, then always harm me;
          But I’m for you to divorce their sins. "-
          "Ah, what am I to blame?" - "Be quiet! I'm tired of listening.
          Leisure me sort your fault, puppy!
          You are to blame for the fact that I want to eat. "
          He said, and dragged into the dark forest of the Lamb. "

          Here, as they say, do not decrease, do not add.
          For those who did not have time to read the original. Krylov's fable "The Wolf and the Lamb" laughing
          1. +3
            28 December 2015 17: 44
            Quote: cap
            For those who did not have time to read the original. Krylov's fable "The Wolf and the Lamb"


            Those who did not have time to read in the original. Fable Aesop "The Wolf and the Lamb" in Krylov's translation. By the way, Aesop was born 26 centuries ago in today's Turkey wink
            1. +2
              28 December 2015 17: 54
              Quote: Weyland
              Those who did not have time to read in the original.

              It’s worth writing to Zadornov!
              1. +3
                28 December 2015 19: 50
                In military-political and strategic terms, the Turks, as the invaders, behave absolutely logically. The Turkish leadership has lied, lies and will lie to the whole world about its Turkish allegedly "good" intentions regarding Iraq as a country-victim of Turkish aggression!
                For war generally requires a warring country to constantly replenish its financial, material and human resources. And the reserves of the country / Turkey are not eternal.
                Moreover, since the actions of the Russian Aerospace Forces and the Syrian Armed Forces against the DIASH in Syria are not just successful, they are depriving Turkey of previously existing oil sources of income for parasitization by the Turks in another country / Syria, then the question of finding additional reserves to continue its parasitic policy in Iraq itself faced Turkey is particularly very acute.
                And as long as the Machiavellian turkey dresses up like a wolf in sheep's clothing, in principle, she will be able to receive outside help from the world community to continue her aggressive parasitic policy. It is precisely on this circumstance that all the lies of the Turkish leaders are calculated: 1) to receive loans from the IMF, as well as from private investors from other countries; 2) to the influx of pro-Turkish mercenary fighters from around the world to protect the aggressive interests of Turkey.
            2. cap
              0
              28 December 2015 18: 13
              Quote: Weyland
              Quote: cap
              For those who did not have time to read the original. Krylov's fable "The Wolf and the Lamb"


              Those who did not have time to read in the original. Fable Aesop "The Wolf and the Lamb" in Krylov's translation. By the way, Aesop was born 26 centuries ago in today's Turkey wink

              sssla (6) UA Today, 17:54 ↑

              Quote: Weyland
              Those who did not have time to read in the original.

              It’s worth writing to Zadornov!

              I'll look for a translation. But it turns out the Turks read the original. Thank you for the comment. Now it became clear why
              it is the Turks who have the "gray wolves" organization. Yes, you just opened my eyes. Those who shot at our pilot were just "gray wolves". hi
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      2. -13
        28 December 2015 21: 47
        We have a good strong economy? Large pensions? In general, we live well? This is our money flying with you, each departure, each destruction of the target costs a lot of money. The pension bar will be higher, many other conditions, the standard of living will deteriorate, although much worse. So we need this. If the enemy trample, we must meet him on borders and beat, but not with tomatoes. As if a big war had not begun with Syria. And against us 28 NATO countries + newly made enemies, and there will be one way to press the button
        1. mad
          +6
          28 December 2015 23: 42
          Quote: major
          And against us 28 NATO countries + newly made enemies, and there will be only one way to press the button

          While this button is in strong hands just do not trample. And when she was in the shaking hands of a democrat, an alcoholic kicked Russia all and sundry.
          1. -2
            29 December 2015 13: 19
            Yes, in the history of Putin, Russia is by far the best president, but domestic politics and welfare are also very important.
        2. +1
          29 December 2015 07: 32
          Quote: major
          We have a good strong economy? Large pensions? In general, we live well? This is our money flying with you, each departure, each destruction of the target costs a lot of money. The pension bar will be higher, many other conditions, the standard of living will deteriorate, although much worse. So we need this. If the enemy trample, we must meet him on borders and beat, but not with tomatoes. As if a big war had not begun with Syria. And against us 28 NATO countries + newly made enemies, and there will be one way to press the button

          But there will be no strong economy as long as Russia takes secondary-dependent positions in the world! You have to pay for the money! How do you like that? translated into action ...
        3. -3
          29 December 2015 13: 16
          Cons can certainly be put, but unfortunately all this is so.
    2. +10
      28 December 2015 16: 54
      According to the Turkish authorities, the Iraqi army today is not strong enough to defeat ISIS fighters, and they need help.

      Based on Turkish logicconduct an allegory:
      The Kurdish army is not strong enough, they need help.
      1. +2
        28 December 2015 17: 10
        Yes, the Kurdish army needs help, but not from the Turks. The best thing is that the Kurds, Iraqis and Syrians need to unite, that is, create an alliance, and Russia will help technically.
      2. +1
        28 December 2015 17: 57
        Quote: subbtin.725
        Based on the Turkish logic, we conduct an allegory:
        The Kurdish army is not strong enough, they need help.

        Well, the Armenians would not refuse to supply weapons ...
        1. 0
          29 December 2015 07: 18
          Quote: Alexej
          Quote: subbtin.725
          Based on the Turkish logic, we conduct an allegory:
          The Kurdish army is not strong enough, they need help.

          Well, the Armenians would not refuse to supply weapons ...

          and let's give the Kurds weapons! And the Turks will "teach" them counterterrorism! ... Or vice versa - they will ... "teach" the Turks! ... finally ...
      3. 0
        28 December 2015 21: 08
        Above the militants igil
        And they need help. -To whom? Isis?
    3. +2
      28 December 2015 16: 56
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      It seems that they will not calm down until they get it in the teeth. Where is Mosul, and where is North Iraq. The insolence of the Janissaries has no boundaries.

      This is not arrogance, not adequacy. And all that is due to Turkey, and then they all set conditions.
      1. +1
        28 December 2015 16: 57
        I read that Erdogan wants to arrange a referendum in the north of Syria and in Iraq. He said Russia organized a referendum in Crimea. And we will also arrange where the Turkmen live, the more they ask for it!
        1. +3
          28 December 2015 18: 44
          Quote: ayyildiz
          I read that Erdogan wants to arrange a referendum in the north of Syria and in Iraq. He said Russia organized a referendum in Crimea. And we will also arrange where the Turkmen live, the more they ask for it!

          We will be forced to help the Kurds gain independence or join Armenia. request
          1. 0
            28 December 2015 23: 16
            Quote: NIKNN
            We will be forced to help the Kurds gain independence or join Armenia.

            I heard that they have strong agents in the Caucasus and Crimea. feel
      2. +11
        28 December 2015 17: 14
        Quote: Wend
        Quote: Mountain Shooter
        It seems that they will not calm down until they get it in the teeth. Where is Mosul, and where is North Iraq. The insolence of the Janissaries has no boundaries.

        This is not arrogance, not adequacy. And all that is due to Turkey, and then they all set conditions.

        With whom you will lead, from that you will gain, from the arrogance mattresses full pants, and from dill lies without a drop of conscience, although what am I talking about, Erdogan and conscience are unattainable.
      3. +1
        28 December 2015 17: 28
        Well, with whom you will lead (hohlostan), from that you will gain. They are now friends with banderlogy, and even in which.
    4. +4
      28 December 2015 17: 00
      It seems that the Turks need to be kicked, since they do not understand the words.
      1. 0
        28 December 2015 17: 04
        Where and who will do it?
    5. +1
      28 December 2015 17: 14
      Turkey will withdraw troops from Iraq when the Iraqi army takes control of Ankara.
    6. +2
      28 December 2015 17: 14
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      The impudence of the Janissaries has no limits.

      What are they janissaries? I beg of you. Janissaries, this is the Turkish military caste, and these are cheap gopniks.
    7. +2
      28 December 2015 17: 42
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      The impudence of the Janissaries has no limits.


      Generally ethnic Turks in the Janissaries did not take - the Janissary corps, in fact, therefore created what was believed to be from Turk in principle impossible to make a good footman ...
    8. +2
      28 December 2015 17: 44
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      The impudence of the Janissaries has no limits.

      I, of course, wildly apologize, but you used the generalization of "Janissary" completely out of place. Google it and it will be for you.
    9. +3
      28 December 2015 18: 55
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      Where is Mosul and where is the North of Iraq

      And where?
      From Mosul to the border with Turkey 102 km, to the city of Zahu at the border of 98 km Latitude: 36 ° 22 'north latitude
      Longitude: 43 ° 7 'East
      He lived far from school ....
    10. +1
      28 December 2015 21: 02
      Turks are not Janissaries who carried this heresy, Janissaries are warriors of the Ottoman Empire, recruited mainly from Christians
  2. +3
    28 December 2015 16: 51
    No one of this lawless erdogan can stop until Obama puts him on a short leash.
    He openly spit on Europe, specially gathering at himself, and then opening all corridors for refugees. Soon, poor Europeans will not be able to go to a bakery or a pharmacy without a machine gun. And Turkey will be admitted to the EU, which Erdogan so eagerly seeks - all, trumpet, - European civilization (if you can still call it that) - will completely disappear.
    As for the "well, very harsh" demands of the anti-Daesh coalition, led by Saudi Arabia, to withdraw troops from Northern Iraq, they cannot cause anything but laughter ...
  3. +4
    28 December 2015 16: 51
    apparently strong armor behind, since such immortals there in Turkey all became
    1. +2
      28 December 2015 16: 59
      Quote: c-Petrov
      apparently strong armor behind, since such immortals there in Turkey all became

      I even know whose booking. Almost word for word, the world's democrats say so. "Until there is order in this country, until the citizens of the country understand that democracy is good and build democracy in their country with our help. We will not withdraw troops from their country. We must help oppressed people. "
  4. +2
    28 December 2015 16: 51
    in my opinion the Turks on the ass are looking for adventure ...
    1. 0
      29 December 2015 07: 27
      Quote: don sesar
      in my opinion the Turks on the ass are looking for adventure ...

      ... it is of course ... hindsight! ...
      But - here's a thought: if, after the Turks shot down our "Sushka", would a cruise missile with a charge, say, "conditionally nuclear" - of depleted uranium flew to the airfield - from which the Turkish fighter took off? a demonstration of "determination to go to the end" ?! ... instead of "diplomatic indignation" and "tomato sanctions" ...
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    3. 0
      29 December 2015 08: 16
      Don Cesar, welcome! hi
      Do not tell me how you managed to get the flag of New Russia on the avatar ???
  5. +4
    28 December 2015 16: 56
    Turkey became infected from Ukraine. Now they too are inadequate. Could this virus be so dangerous?
    1. +3
      28 December 2015 17: 38
      Quote: jaguarstas
      Turkey became infected from Ukraine. Now they too are inadequate. Could this virus be so dangerous?
  6. +2
    28 December 2015 16: 57
    They know, while behind their backs of NATO (more precisely, patrons) everything will be written off to them .. But in some respects they are right - the Iraqi army is really weakened, those who can be called commanders were kicked out, they picked up all the rabble. This and the Shtatnikov’s equipment will not help, there’s no motivation . More precisely, a strong leader and ideas, however, this applies to all Arab countries ...
  7. +4
    28 December 2015 16: 58
    Yes, it’s just that the states behind them have a bargometer and rolls over.
  8. +4
    28 December 2015 16: 58
    Erdogan’s borzometer just rolls over. Someday it will run so that the black gentleman will not help.
  9. +2
    28 December 2015 17: 01
    It turns out that it is necessary not only to close the border between Syria and Turkey, but also the border between Iraq and Turkey, so that friends and relatives of Erdogan notice that their oil was stolen ... there was.
  10. +2
    28 December 2015 17: 07
    Turks need to be taught a lesson and specifically .. Do you remember Chechnya? Everything went through them and Georgia! Yes, and now the same thing, but on a smaller scale! They understand only strength, at all times it was so and they will never become "friends" to us .. A knife in the back, their tactics have always been!
  11. +1
    28 December 2015 17: 09
    and what, could it be? out, dill require us to bring out, so to speak to them, that only after the banderlogs take, well, let's say Warsaw wassat
    1. +2
      28 December 2015 17: 55
      Quote: iza top
      and what, could it be? out, dill require us to bring out, so to speak to them, that only after the banderlogs take, well, let's say Warsaw wassat


      Yes, we would be happy to withdraw our troops from Ukraine, but they are invisible, we ourselves cannot find ...


      1. +4
        28 December 2015 18: 54
        Quote: anfil
        Yes, we would be happy to withdraw our troops from Ukraine, but they are invisible, we ourselves cannot find ...
  12. +2
    28 December 2015 17: 09
    Calling the conscience of thieves and murderers is useless.
    In this situation, it all depends on the Big Mulatto.
    PS If you do not want to go out, you need to kick out.
  13. +2
    28 December 2015 17: 12
    Quote: sever.56
    No one of this lawless erdogan can stop until Obama puts him on a short leash.


    What are you talking about? In the domestic language: "Zrdogan is a" seed for the seed ", by behaving on which you meet the kodlu ambals".
    1. +2
      28 December 2015 17: 47
      Quote: beer-youk
      Zrdogan is a "bait board"


      It's for us shket. And for any Arab country - quite even an ambal!
      As the Arabs themselves say: "Sit astride a thoroughbred horse - and the Turks will catch up with you on a lame donkey!"
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  14. +4
    28 December 2015 17: 13
    Do you speak peacocks? If the Turks are digging a hole with incredible zeal, why bother? Quarreled with almost all the neighbors, you look at someone leg and substitute. And you don’t need to rush forward, it’s better to gently push this leg and then throw the fellow countryman compassionately.
  15. +2
    28 December 2015 17: 15
    Quote: c-Petrov
    apparently strong armor behind, since such immortals there in Turkey all became


    NATO, they believe that this is enough)
    1. 0
      28 December 2015 17: 22
      Do you think it’s not enough?
  16. +5
    28 December 2015 17: 18
    If Saddam Hussein was alive, the Turks would put their tongues in the opa. Fucking Americans what they did to the Middle East.
    1. +4
      28 December 2015 17: 26
      Of course, because Hussein was removed! The policy of the United States in the east is a win-win, in any case, while Europe is oppressing their backs and China is silent, the efforts of Russia alone are not enough.
  17. 0
    28 December 2015 17: 23
    This is called "fuck in a trolley bus and be most indignant" ...
  18. bad
    +1
    28 December 2015 17: 24
    It should be recalled that Ankara has plans to occupy the northern part of Syria.
    the plans are huge .. only Assad and GDP forgot to ask .. but in vain, because fraught with .. angry
  19. +1
    28 December 2015 17: 35
    Theater of the absurd. Iraq needs "help" so we introduced our own. Although Iraq itself considers this an act of aggression and demands the withdrawal of the Turkish military from its territory. Turks behave insolently in the political arena, defending their interests. Unlike European countries. Read the work of Davutoglu "Strategic Depth", they directly call themselves there: We are the new Ottomans. And what can you do with them, how to apply pressure so as not to get caught up in a real war. This is not DAISH, Georgia. One of the most powerful armies of NATO countries is in Turkey.
    1. 0
      29 December 2015 00: 42
      Quote: medic
      And what can you do with them, how to put pressure so as not to get into a real war

      it was necessary to differentiate zones of influence earlier, the Turks pushed us to this - in 2008, again, during our invasion of Georgia, some (I don’t remember, google laziness) American ships passed through the straits, but indicated that Adzharia was under their protectorate , the annexation of the Crimea was verbally condemned, and they themselves began to establish economic ties with the peninsula and did not care about the discontent of Kiev. in their turn, they wanted the same attitude to their zone of influence - Syria, Iraq. we did not take their interests into account, now we will butt.
  20. +1
    28 December 2015 17: 40
    I look at him, but I see Sasha Borodach.
    1. +1
      28 December 2015 17: 56
      Meanwhile, Iraqi troops are advancing on the territory of Daesh (IS) and are recapturing new cities. Apparently, in order to prevent this, Erdogan drove his military to Iraq.
      Operation in al-Ramadi: IS fighters surrounded by Iraqi military
      1. +1
        29 December 2015 00: 12
        And not bad DShK on "Hamer" looks.
  21. +2
    28 December 2015 17: 51
    At the beginning of the year, I thought that only from the lips of the leaders of Ukraine could such heresy rush.
    But no.
    Schizophrenia, multiplied by permissiveness, covers more and more new territories.
  22. 0
    28 December 2015 18: 05
    Where does this katalny nato look? !! what kind of ally is their pouring fire. Where are the explanations? what nonsense with throwing combat aircraft into Ankara and reconnaissance aircraft !?
  23. +1
    28 December 2015 18: 07
    Turkey needs money for its projects on panktburkizm, for their projects, in Syria, we disclosed a little of them and they decided to take a different path. Definitely, there is not enough money for Erdogan’s ambitious plans ... so he puffed up with all his might wherever else to snatch ..
  24. 0
    28 December 2015 18: 09
    Request? They were "asked" to withdraw their troops? !! They eat fish soup a lot, it seems to me. Bomb a little - maybe the brain will return to their cranium? Turks clearly overestimate themselves, having bitten, they also need to chew without choking.
  25. +2
    28 December 2015 18: 12
    Well, the behavior of Turkey is a reflection of the American position on such issues, there is someone to learn from!
  26. jan
    0
    28 December 2015 18: 13
    Why not hohlostan equate to ISIS? and more than once ---- brighten them to the western borders. there are the same
    terrorists? !!
  27. 0
    28 December 2015 18: 15
    Seventeen-year-old resident of Tekirdag province in northwestern Turkey was arrested on Monday for insulting Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Facebook, media reported. Police detained a teenager in his house, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the Hurriyet newspaper.
  28. +1
    28 December 2015 18: 17
    Turkey will withdraw its troops and armored vehicles from the province of Ninewa only after the Iraqi forces take control of the city of Mosul.
    The Turks know that Iraq cannot yet ___ give the necessary rebuff so far, therefore they are taking advantage of the situation. But the Turks have not yet realized that a coalition has been created between some Arab countries and Russia, and Turkey as a member of NATO and NATO itself, which may not shine if you deal with this problem seriously.
  29. jan
    0
    28 December 2015 18: 28
    Surely 12 times raking n --- the Julia Turks did not grow wiser ????
    1. 0
      28 December 2015 18: 54
      I do not want to offend them. but you know, this genetically type of people do them good, they will smile at you, give thanks. But you’re still bad (he said softly), you’re not doing anything to them at all (Wai-wai, you are not paying attention to men) bad. But THERE, WHEN YOU BEGIN TO START them to flatter and flirt as with a woman, they love it and understand that you specially (they drag on it ... ugh) are flattering. From this they esche more mad. But it’s easier to say that they feel infringed BEFORE ANY Slavic slaves, this is historical. No offense will be told to others. All peoples Respect !!!
  30. jan
    +1
    28 December 2015 18: 31
    Anyway, in Russia the word TURK is a common noun
    1. +5
      28 December 2015 19: 16
      Quote: jan
      Anyway, in Russia the word TURK is a common noun

      Still, so many wars:
      1568-1570 years
      1672-1681 years
      1686-1700 years
      1710-1713 years
      1735-1739 years
      1768-1774 years
      1787-1791 years
      1806-1812 years
      1828-1829 years
      Crimean War (1853 — 1856)
      1877-1878 years
      Caucasus Front (World War I)
  31. +1
    28 December 2015 18: 41
    Here is the greyhound! They climbed in and conditions dictate that someone owes them! Maybe it’s easier to peak on the brazen pp..face? After all, Iraq already has enough technology ..
    1. +3
      28 December 2015 19: 51
      Quote: dchegrinec
      After all, Iraq already has enough technology ..

      Iraq had enough weapons and equipment when ISIS captured dozens of pick-ups in a city of several dozen pickups. 2 motorized infantry divisions and a tank brigade left everything and fled.
  32. 0
    28 December 2015 19: 21
    Turkey is practically a unit. Muslim country in NATO (Albania does not count)! Fulfilling the task of the Sunni Caliph (LAS) to try to provoke a war between Russia and NATO, the Turks are liquid about ...? Even Stoltenberg wished to go to war with Russia - "the giaurs did not fight among themselves"? And what a good plan it was - the Christians fought among themselves, Europe is in ruins, and there are a bunch of wolves in sheep's clothing and are just waiting for the signal! But bad luck, Putin is painfully careful and not
    "led" to a provocation. Now, when the collapse of IS is approaching, it is important to be at the table of winners in order to share the results of victory: in Potsdam, too, the French managed to snatch their piece of the pie, their sector of Z. Berlin and their place in the UN Security Council. Turkey wants to sit on ... and eat a fish! Therefore, rushing like a drill, believing that arrogance is the second happiness !? At the same time, you need to understand that soon a second front from Afghanistan will open in Turkmenistan - the Turkmens (and not the Turkmens) will turn to the SCO (Russia and China) for help, 3 MV will begin, hitherto unprecedented in scale and destruction! And in 2018 we will face NATO and the United States, which will "change" and take the side of the Sunnis and ISIS ?!
  33. 0
    28 December 2015 19: 37
    States are constantly tempting someone into a war with us. They are worried that they can’t do anything. Now the Turks are trying their best to anger Russia. Infinite impudence !!
  34. +2
    28 December 2015 19: 49
    Everything can be understood, of course. Your protests and angry comments can also be understood. But no one asks himself a reasonable question: What the hell are 2 Iraqi divisions and an entire tank brigade leaving weapons and equipment in an hour from Mosul and from other cities. What hangover 35 thousandth in a couple of days surrendered to these devils one third of the territory of Iraq, having a superiority of 1 to 10? Has anyone wondered why this happened? What is the reason for such a massive desertion?
  35. 0
    28 December 2015 20: 45
    "Ankara told what" Iraq must do "for Turkish troops to leave its territory"

    Arms instructors will tell you what Iraq must do so that Turkish troops remain on its territory.
    Forever.
    All shaitan will do.
  36. +1
    28 December 2015 22: 32
    right now the Turks can make the following move (I would have done it in their place):
    - hurry to withdraw the soldiers from the bashki, allegedly having listened to the Iraqi authorities;
    - the Ishilovites are right here (20 km from Mosul) and the local population is being cut out - judging by the photos in Google, this village is populated by Yezidis and Christians (Aisors);
    - after which the Turkish authorities throw Iraqis in the face (and at the same time present them to the world community), they say, well, here we are and what this led to, you do not control anything from Baghdad and cannot protect your own citizens from terrorists;
    - Baghdad is chewing snot, there is nothing to justify (the situation is like in a joke - why were they showing off?)
    - Kurds and Turkmens are asking the Turks to return in order to protect them from the Isils.
    Assyrian Church in BashikAssyrian Church in Bashik
    Yezidi Temple in BashikYezidi Temple in Bashik
  37. 0
    29 December 2015 00: 02
    It is necessary to answer the Turks from a position of strength, they no longer have common sense.
  38. 0
    29 December 2015 00: 40
    Turks have long been asking for a powerful blow to the teeth. Only a knockout will calm them.
  39. 0
    29 December 2015 07: 24
    And I think the Turks are now playing another American card - plan "B". According to plan "A" with the help of ISIS, to change the Assad regime in Syria has practically failed and they will try to provoke the armies of Syria or Iraq to enter into open confrontation. This will give them an excuse to declare war and send troops. The Turkish army is one of the most powerful in NATO, and the troops of Syria and Iraq are weakened, so with the help of ISIS, they could theoretically capture Syria or Iraq very quickly. At the same time, their interests will be protected, the Americans have a bonus - regime change in Syria and the beginning of the next stage of Iran's democratization, according to familiar scenarios. Turkey has nothing to lose now, a matter of time when the world community will prove the financing and training of terrorists by Turkey and impose sanctions on it.

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