Syrian Kurds: Turkey Shifts Its Southern Borders Deep into Syrian Territory

February 2 2016 61

In an interview with a Russian TV channel Russia Today Yusuf Ramadan, a resident of northern Turkey, an ethnic Kurd, said that the Turkish military crossed the border with Syria last year and began to equip a "new" section of the border. This section, according to eyewitnesses, runs significantly south of the official border - recognized by the UN. In the material RT it is said that the Kurds living in the northern provinces of Syria provided a video showing how Turkish bulldozers are building fortifications. According to the authors of the video, the authenticity of which the RT journalist speaks of as not yet confirmed, Turkish bulldozers, under the cover of the Turkish military, are already working on Syrian territory.

The TV channel quotes the statement of Yusuf Ramadan:

On December 22nd, the Turkish military crossed the border. We told them that they violate our rights and invade private property. They replied that they were acting on orders from the command. Ankara ordered to move the border. And, despite the fact that local residents began to hold protests, they soon brought in equipment and began work.

We are talking about works in the area of the village of Sermisakh (northern Syria)

If the information provided by the Syrian Kurd is true, then Ankara's constant attempts to accuse Russia of allegedly violating Turkish airspace by Russian Aerospace Forces planes find their new explanation. If Ankara continues to move its borders deep into Syrian territory, then it is clear that the number of accusations against the Russian Federation, whose aircraft perform missions in the skies of Syria with its internationally recognized borders, can only grow ...

From the material RT (YouTube):

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Same lech

+2

2 February 2016 18: 05

Here are the crooks ... and here they are cheating.
1. Pravdarm
  
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  2 February 2016 18: 07
  
  Like in the m / f "One pea, two peas" The gopher and the hamster alternately moved the border of the divided peas in the barn while the other was sleeping. Sophisticated Tukras!
  1. sherp2015
    
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    3 February 2016 00: 11
    
    Quote: Pravdarm
    Like in the m / f "One pea, two peas" The gopher and the hamster alternately moved the border of the divided peas in the barn while the other was sleeping. Sophisticated Tukras!
    
    This is the interventionists! The invaders. And the attitude towards them should be appropriate
2. NIKNN
  
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  2 February 2016 22: 02
  
  - What is super impudence?
  - Natsut neighbor at the door, and then call and demand that he cleaned everything
ALABAY45

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2 February 2016 18: 07

"... recognized by the UN ..."
Nobody knows, our state borders, at least, correspond to the "UN lines" ?! Absolutely, fucking ?! The queue for the Kuriles ?! Redivision of the world, or did someone really want to use eblau ?! Guys, well, it can't go on like this, indefinitely ?! We'll finish it, we'll give it up! Maybe not right, categorical, but: DOCOLE ?! Let it be not our land, but OURS there !!!
1. avia1991
  
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  2 February 2016 18: 17
  
  Quote: ALABAY45
  our state borders
  
  And where do we have, in general, really arranged borders? Such as in the USSR were? With dill, definitely not, with Belarus - either. How is it with Kazakhstan, who knows?
  1. jjj
    
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    2 February 2016 19: 04
    
    At all times, the reliability of state borders was provided only by the degree of response to an attempt to verify
  2. Andrey Skokovsky
    
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    2 February 2016 20: 09
    
    Quote: avia1991
    Quote: ALABAY45
    our state borders
    
    And where do we have, in general, really arranged borders? Such as in the USSR were? With dill, definitely not, with Belarus - either. How is it with Kazakhstan, who knows?
    
    between their own, it is not necessary to fence the borders, but to restore what was destroyed in 1991 ....
    1. avia1991
      
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      2 February 2016 20: 59
      
      Quote: Andrey Skokovsky
      there is no need to fence borders between your own
      
      "Svoi" were in the USSR. Times change, consciousness changes. Paying attention to youth? Brain processing is in full swing .. By the way, do you think that dill is "our own" for us now? I have seen enough of these mine at work: 20 percent is really adequate, the rest - "you can't tell, you have to sing."
  3. raf
    
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    2 February 2016 22: 20
    
    Quote: avia1991
    Quote: ALABAY45
    our state borders
    
    And where do we have, in general, really arranged borders? Such as in the USSR were? With dill, definitely not, with Belarus - either. How is it with Kazakhstan, who knows?
    
    I live on the border with Kazakhstan, there
    You can go to your garden! Well, of course, there are border guards, they even catch violators from time to time, but if you don't get impudent at all and "be friends" with your head, then you can drag a lot of things across the border!
  4. aleks 62 next
    
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    3 February 2016 10: 27
    
    ..... How is it with Kazakhstan, who knows? ...
    
    ... And what about Kazakhstan ???? .... Sly Nazarbayev, foreseeing such an option (the north of Kazakhstan was "annexed" under Stalin, and not only the north ...) quickly moved the capital to a city in the north - Tselinograd (today's Astana) ..... Something like this ....
2. Oldwiser
  
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  3 February 2016 10: 21
  
  It is necessary for the CAA to occupy the dominant heights, to put the art and iron this Turkish "remake" (shifted border) to sea level. Otherwise, these chained mattress dogs will not understand.
ded100

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2 February 2016 18: 07

The Turks do not understand and do not understand the good thing you need once to insert a piston at a time wiser!
Strezhevchanin

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2 February 2016 18: 08

Erdogash equips himself a cemetery !?
Great-grandfather of Zeus

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2 February 2016 18: 08

Hey, brave "bulldozer killers" from the US Air Force - the Turks gave you free targets!
1. avia1991
  
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  2 February 2016 18: 14
  
  Quote: Great-grandfather of Zeus
  Turks drove you freebie targets!
  
  But it's true - they love "star-trans-lane" smash construction equipment! An urgent need to arrange a "leak" through the SVR: "The Syrian opposition, which supported Assad, is building fortifications dangerously close to your allies!" I fully admit that the Americans are not yet aware of Erdogashi's new "arts" ..
  1. tol100v
    
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    2 February 2016 18: 18
    
    Quote: avia1991
    I fully admit that the Americans are not yet aware of Erdogashi's new "arts" ..
    
    And it’s more real that under their direct instigation!
biserino

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2 February 2016 18: 09

Turks occupy strategic heights with moving borders, but the Western media and the United Nations, of course, will not interfere.
Mikhail Krapivin

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2 February 2016 18: 11

As required.
staryivoin

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2 February 2016 18: 13

No fraud ... Everything is done at the behest of the Ocean. In spite of Uncle Vova, the "mattress guys" want to reclaim a piece of the Syrian coast and still stretch a gas-oil pipe from Qatar and Jordan to Europe. And it seems that only a strong right hook can stop them.
Bronik

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2 February 2016 18: 16

Turkish bulldozers under the cover of the Turkish military are already working on Syrian territory

Sly glanders are expanding. Somehow it turns out in Turkish. Via @ opu. They want to be the most cunning.
Grif

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2 February 2016 18: 16

Oh, and Erdogan will play out. From all sides he will fly: from Syria and from the Kurds, and Russia will drive the last nail into the coffin of this scumbag. And no NATO will save him, because even there he is tired of everyone worse than a bitter radish.
1. aksakal
  
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  2 February 2016 18: 53
  
  Quote: Grif
  From all sides he will fly: from Syria and from the Kurds, and Russia will drive the last nail into the coffin of this scumbag.
  - And the Greeks with their Cyprus and Pontic Greeks? And the Armenians with their genocide and Mount Ararat? And the Iraqis with their recent history of the entry of Turkish troops? And the Bulgarians?
  Yes, even the Israelis with their "Freedom Flotilla"? It was necessary to so manage to quarrel with everyone in this communal apartment, and with others in general, so badly that they would be ready to connect to anyone who decided to put the Turks in their place Really, things are bad in Turkey. With so many enemies, a very strong modern army is needed to fight back if something happens ... It is unlikely that the Turks have enough time to repeat the feint with their ears, as happened with the Jews. Wangyu - forget about Turkey, get used to Anatolia, Dardanelles, to Constantinople and other small states
  1. KG_patriot_last
    
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    2 February 2016 19: 38
    
    Today's Egypt also has a grudge against the "Muslim brothers" who are in power in Turkey
  2. LÄRZ
    
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    2 February 2016 20: 04
    
    Quote: aksakal
    Really, things are bad in Turkey.
    
    "A cornered rat ..."
  3. Talgat
    
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    2 February 2016 21: 36
    
    Quote: aksakal
    With so many enemies
    
    And indeed! Turkish leadership managed to spoil relations around by 360 degrees - with all neighbors
    
    From the west, Greeks and Bulgarians with Serbs are historical enmity. from the north of Armenia, from the south of Syria. from the east, Iraq and Iran - which are practically already fighting together with Russia and in fact against the interests of Turkey.
    
    Now they quarreled with Russia. About Türksoy, etc. (but it started well), you can now safely forget
PValery53

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2 February 2016 18: 19

And for what disrespectful reason the Syrian Kurds do not move the borders of Syria deep into Turkish territory ?! - It is simply a must! Turkland should understand that it is not they who drive History, but History that drives them.
Ek.Sektor

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2 February 2016 18: 21

The Turks are still lovers of pushing the boundaries, I read a long time ago that they also part of the Georgian Adzharia snapped to the noise, though there it seems like a tie-eater himself sold these lands to them.
atlantida04

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2 February 2016 18: 24

Well, these are not legitimate military formations on the territory of Syria, but all illegal military formations are recognized by terrorists, which means that it is necessary to clear the territory of illegal military formations.
And from the outside they look like petty non-professional thieves.
Dimontius

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2 February 2016 18: 39

Shifts - does not shift, there was a violation of borders - was not, this is a secondary issue. most importantly, he wants to push us with NATO foreheads. And looking at the reaction of Washington, he succeeds.
1. aksakal
  
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  2 February 2016 19: 01
  
  Quote: Dimontius
  most importantly, he wants to push us with NATO foreheads. And looking at the reaction of Washington, he succeeds.
  - does he want, or does the West want Erdogan to push him against Russia? It seems to me that the West wants it, just the West wants to be clean before Mother History, therefore, it really needs a plausible pretext for which Russia would be guilty from all sides. When they invaded Vietnam, blew up their own ship in Tonkin ... And here they want to intercede for the Turks ... So I'll tell you this: if anyone wants to get to the bottom of it, they'll get to the bottom of any, swallow it, don't swallow it, make noise, don't make noise, "you it's my fault that I want to eat! " So where is the answer, Bashar Hafezovich? Worthy of a proud Syrian and worthy of his father, an answer to the Turks in the form of an ultimatum? And then Russia will be at war? Syria will fight. And Russia will simply be true to its allied duty.
  1. unsinkable
    
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    2 February 2016 20: 17
    
    Quote: aksakal
    Syria will fight. And Russia will simply be faithful to its allied duty.
    
    Dear aksakal, may your days last, in this case the Americans are also obliged to act as allies of the Turks in NATO (as well as other NATO countries). Imagine what will begin. Everything can be as always. The Turks are at war with Syria. Allies help each side .Only there are a lot of them, but Russia alone.
  2. Oldwiser
    
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    3 February 2016 10: 29
    
    Quote: aksakal
    So where is the answer
    
    Read news reports from Syria on RusskayaVesna. "The CAA is advancing towards the Turkish border in the provinces of Latakia and Idlib." And here on the thread a few articles above.
Reptiloid

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2 February 2016 18: 42

And then complaints will begin that others are invading in their territory! And attack.
Is it possible to make them = 0? Explanation --- similar to ISIS, DAISH.
LÄRZ

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2 February 2016 18: 47

This is temporary. The Syrians do not have enough strength to fight back in different directions. The time will come, they will return theirs. Although their command could indicate to us the "new" goals of the militants. And there is a matter of technology.
Mountain shooter

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2 February 2016 18: 51

The Ottomans were completely stunned. They take advantage of the fact that there is no Syrian government in these areas, and the Kurds are such a spontaneous government. Campaign Kurds urgently need help in the form of "Contests" and "Cornets", and if they decide to indulge in airplanes - on this side of the border, well, then let them not be offended.
AlexTires

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2 February 2016 18: 56

IMHO, Assad would have held out a couple of years. Hardened in battle, with our more or less new technology, the Syrian army itself will turn the head against the Turks ...
1. Nyrobsky
  
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  2 February 2016 19: 56
  
  Quote: AlexTires
  Assad would have held out a couple of years. Hardened in battle, with our more or less new technology, the Syrian army itself will turn off the head of the Turks ...
  
  Everything goes to that.
  If you look at the map, then not only Syria has an account for them.
  From the North, Russia, from the South-Iraq and Iran, from the West-Greece, from the East-Armenia. And everyone for Turkey has its own stone in the bosom.
  Of the possible allies - dill (across the sea) and Georgians with Bulgarians on dry land, although given the centuries-old Turkish-Bulgarian graters, the Bulgarians are more likely to take a neutral position. So the Turks imposed themselves on all sides.
  As the saying goes, "do not desire someone else's, for you will have to part with your own."
  1. Talgat
    
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    2 February 2016 21: 41
    
    Almost wrote the same thing - did not have time to read your comment. Well, in principle, this is an obvious thought - I think everyone agrees with us, Turkey has ruined relations with all our neighbors in a circle. very wrong
Huan karlos

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2 February 2016 19: 11

From Perdogan and splashes of ambition, without bream will not stop. We need to help the PKK ..
snifer

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2 February 2016 19: 46

If war cannot be avoided, then it is necessary to beat.
rubidium

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2 February 2016 19: 48

I wonder why such a lag? Only a month later, they decided to inform the Russian media about this, and even then only after allegations of violation of the SU34 border. Moreover, they crossed the border on the 22nd, and the accumulation of armored vehicles on the border with Syria began much earlier.
Cap.nemo58rus

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2 February 2016 19: 55

Of course it won’t stop, and it won’t stay! Turk-speaking Russians will help. And what is the Kalashnikov RPK machine gun?
1. AlexTires
  
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  2 February 2016 20: 20
  
  Kurdistan Workers' Party ...
Amper

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2 February 2016 20: 11

Creeping intervention under the cover of NATO.
But the C400 and the air defense have the old coordinates!? ...
gladysheff2010

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2 February 2016 20: 17

On December 22, the Turkish military crossed the border. We told them that they violated our rights and invaded private property. They replied that they were acting on orders from the command. Ankara ordered to move the border. And, despite the fact that local residents began to hold protests, they soon drove the equipment in and began work.
Laying the pipeline: Qatar-East Coast-stage number 2. Well, well, is it time for the Armenian wine-growers to return to the slopes of Ararat ?!
AdekvatNICK

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2 February 2016 20: 36

I do not argue that the Turks are impudent, climb and greyhound. But I do not advise believing the media in particular RT is a purely propaganda channel
viktor561

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2 February 2016 20: 53

Just yesterday I posted about this - of course, the Turks are moving the border - and there is oil and a corridor - Assad’s armies cannot stop them, but slaughtering with aviation — the whole world will howl !!!!
POLITICIAN

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2 February 2016 21: 21

They are using the fact that Syria is fighting with their well-fed terrorists, but I’m sure how they will deal with them that they will take their land back. But bulldozers still need to be destroyed, violation of the state border and the point. But in the end, then send a platoon of saboteurs.
tehnokrat

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2 February 2016 21: 21

Quote: PValery53
And for what disrespectful reason the Syrian Kurds do not move the borders of Syria deep into Turkish territory ?! - It is simply a must!

Quote: aksakal
- And the Greeks with their Cyprus and Pontic Greeks? And the Armenians with their genocide and Mount Ararat? And the Iraqis with their recent history of the entry of Turkish troops? And the Bulgarians?
Even the Israelis with their "Freedom Flotilla"

So the anti-Ottoman coalition begs.
It is necessary for the Syrian Kurds to help with weapons, and all that is necessary.
And to attract to this noble cause and the Greeks, and Armenians, and Israelis.
"Joint work, it ... unites!"

http://asialive.info/2016/02/v_moskve_10_fevralya_otkrout_predstavitelstvo_sirij

skogo_kurdistana_489467.html
jPilot

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2 February 2016 21: 55

Surrenders "the casket just opened" about the statements about violation of our borders, we fly along the borders recorded in the UN and Syrian legal data. Only the Turks, out of their insolence, already consider these territories as their own. As we say "quietly", Erdogan is furious, he senses that soon, very soon everything will open, so he rushes about like in a frying pan. The hike begins to twitch the rest, already the sShashki saw our violations and the brits squealed in our direction (the snakes hissed)
mr.grin19z

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2 February 2016 22: 00

bomb a couple of times and good can understand
SHOKER

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2 February 2016 22: 03

provocation, and it’s very dangerous, can end rather sadly
Pvi1206

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2 February 2016 22: 44

Maybe it makes sense to organize Kurdish autonomy on the border of Syria and Turkey? She would become a buffer between Syria and Turkey. After all, Turkey will not calm down until it is once again defeated.
cergey51046

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2 February 2016 22: 44

They will deal with ISIS and get Turkey.
pilot bin-bom

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2 February 2016 22: 59

Skoka wrote once and will write again. Prohibit the supply of Turkish clothes and auto components to Russia.
This is in addition to what is already in fact. This will bring Turkey’s internal discord in the most serious way.
kam4atka

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2 February 2016 23: 42

nobody will ban anything, business. the impression is that they are preparing us for something bad.
sergeysergey69

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2 February 2016 23: 45

Or maybe the Turks when they shot down our plane measured the border on their cards and not on internationally recognized ones?
Zomanus

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3 February 2016 00: 19

Now we get to the Syrian border, and there we will sort it out.
Or to complain to the UN or to clean everything there with sunshine.
After all, Syria has now gained strength with our help,
so it’s quite possible for the Turks to break the horns.
agk68

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3 February 2016 03: 58

That's where you need to hit with "Calibers". Territory of Syria? Yes. Hijacked illegally? Yes. To kill the freaks!
Korsar4

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3 February 2016 04: 04

Classic Chinese Stratagem: "Rob in time of fire."

Play the guys. But seriously, one more step towards the partition of Syria.
jaguarstas

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3 February 2016 08: 37

NATO captures new territories. Why is there no scandal in this regard? After all, this is a way to put Turkey and NATO in place with UN tools. We need appropriate media coverage, international proceedings, sanctions, UN resolutions ... Something needs to be done!