Ankara will continue to respond to "threats from Syria", despite the truce

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Ankara will continue to respond to threats to its security emanating from Syria, despite the truce, reports RIA News statement by the press secretary of the Turkish President Ibrahim Kalyn.



“We are very concerned that such terrorist organizations as the PDS (Syrian Kurdish Party of the Democratic Union) and the self-defense forces of the Syrian Kurds openly side with the regime. If the threats against Turkey continue, then it will apply the rules for responding to threats. We are discussing this topic with our allies. Under no circumstances can Turkey’s national security be the subject of negotiations, ”
said Kalyn.

According to him, Turkey, like many, supports the truce, but it is unlikely that it will give concrete positive results.

“The truce will stop the clashes, prevent the killing of civilians and ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Syrian people. However, information about the ongoing bombing continues to come, it worries us very much. We hope this time the result will be different, but the situation in Syria does not give much hope for it, ”the spokesman added.

The agency reminds that Turkish Prime Minister Davutoglu has also repeatedly stated that a truce in Syria, if it is reached, will not become mandatory for Ankara: the Turkish army will in any case respond to the threats to national security arising from Syria.
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  1. +14
    27 February 2016 09: 35
    “We are very worried that terrorist organizations such as the PDS (Syrian Kurdish Party of the Democratic Union) and the Syrian Kurdish self-defense forces openly side with the regime. If the threats against Turkey continue, it will apply the rules for responding to threats. We are discussing this topic with our allies. Turkey’s national security can in no way be the subject of negotiations ”......... Erdogan’s concern is not the country's security, but the loss of free oil and the loss of the opportunity to revive the Ottoman Empire.
    1. +7
      27 February 2016 09: 42
      Quote: Pavel Vereshchagin
      We are discussing this topic with our allies.

      But the Turks do not need to hide behind allies! As history shows, these "allies" will throw Turkey at the first nix.
      1. +7
        27 February 2016 09: 47
        "These" allies "will throw Turkey at the first nix." ......... It seems to me that the Turks themselves will betray anyone, as they betrayed Russia.
        1. +10
          27 February 2016 09: 58
          The Turks did not betray Russia. How can you betray the enemy ???
        2. +15
          27 February 2016 10: 35
          Turks do not owe us anything. On the contrary, it is a centuries-old geopolitical adversary with a huge inferiority complex in relation to Russia. So count on a reverent friendship with them is unfounded. Maximum short coincidence of interests, which will be discarded for the sake of their own global Turkish interests, spurred by dreams of past greatness.
          In 90 they thought that they had finally waited in the wings, historical revenge was coming and they would soon be popping at our remains. I well remember the help of the Chechen bandits, and religious emissaries throughout the country, and the plans of the Great Turan.
          But it did not grow together. It did not grow so much that the old fears about Russia woke up. It came to be understood that all this long-standing vanity not only did not produce a result, but could lead to the dismemberment of Turkey itself. There is something for Erdogan to climb onto the wall.
          I understand him, but I do not sympathize. Soon, he began to share the skin of an unkilled bear. He was offered not friendship, no - mutually beneficial cooperation. He chose a war.
          1. +1
            27 February 2016 17: 27
            Quote: Pereira
            Turks do not owe us anything.


            We are obliged, and even how - for salvation from the Egyptians in 1832-33, and for helping Ataturk in 1919-22. This help = our big mistake! It's time to fix it !!
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      2. +2
        27 February 2016 09: 57
        Quote: Proxima
        Turkey at the very first time.

        The international community has already accused Turkey of the Armenian Genocide. Turks decided to give a damn. Then the facts proving the complicity of the Turkish government to terrorist organizations were released. Again they did not understand, moreover, they invaded Iraq and began shelling the territory of Syria. I think that soon the official accusation of the Kurdish genocide will follow, which will be the last, after which the Turkish authorities will put themselves outside international law and probably outside NATO.
        1. +5
          27 February 2016 10: 40
          Outside of NATO, they certainly won’t. The second most powerful NATO army on the border with Russia, this is not scattered. For the sake of such Erdogan, you can tolerate.
          Rather, NATO wants to cut its wings so that it does not fly, but only flies like a chicken, and then on command from Washington. And then he became excessively independent.
      3. +6
        27 February 2016 10: 01
        Erdogan gradually, having bitten a bit, begins to get out of American control, he will ensure that mattresses in Turkey will arrange a color revolution.
        1. 0
          27 February 2016 19: 18
          Erdogan gradually, having bit a bit, begins to get out of American control, he will ensure that mattresses in Turkey will arrange a color revolution ........................ ...............................................
          .................................................. .. Do not tell Erdogash honestly serves the Yankees.
      4. +3
        27 February 2016 10: 18
        But the Turks do not need to hide behind allies! As history shows, these "allies" will throw Turkey at the first nix.

        So it was immediately clear to everyone that the Turks would not think to cease fire. Stripes and "invented" a plan "B" for this. There are 26 letters in the English alphabet and 33 in Cyrillic.
        But the worst letter among Russians is "Y" .... laughing good
    2. +3
      27 February 2016 09: 45
      RedJop seeks adventure on his ... ass - well, and get it! laughing
    3. +5
      27 February 2016 09: 45
      Quote: Pavel Vereshchagin
      Erdogan is not concerned about the country's security, but about the loss of free oil.

      What is oil? Oil is a relative trifle, a nice bonus, so to speak. But the fact that plans to build a new Ottoman empire or, as it is now called there, the Great Turan are collapsing is a great misfortune, the sadness of the neo-Ottomans and Erdogan personally in power ..
      Although, the more Turks harden and threaten, the less they believe in their invasion of Syria. The attack must be sudden - this is half the success. And what kind of suddenness can we talk about if all the intentions of the potential aggressor are voiced online? Cheap Ponte is, in short.
      1. +3
        27 February 2016 10: 08
        Ankara will continue to respond to "threats from Syria", despite the truce

        Late, Erdogan, the train left. Putin is famous for his unpredictability. With this truce he knocked out trump cards from the hands of the Turkish president: now you are not blaming Russia’s aggression. And here you want, you don’t want, but you have to observe a truce. And against the Syrian Kurds you can’t openly argue - they are not recognized as a terrorist organization. Still, Erdogan will have to come to terms and sit upright until something is buoyed off by the United States. And they’ll definitely do something, it’s in their blood to violate the accepted agreements.
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      3. +1
        27 February 2016 10: 48
        Quote: Ami du peuple
        Although, the more Turks harden and threaten, the less they believe in their invasion of Syria.

        Quote: Ami du peuple
        Cheap Ponte is, in short.


        Is Erdogan a cornered beast? Such a beast is very dangerous and unpredictable. You can expect anything from him. And "our Western partners" will cover it.
    4. 0
      27 February 2016 09: 46
      They didn’t ask them about the truce, but they need to yap something, let the yap while adults resolve issues.
    5. Tor5
      0
      27 February 2016 10: 28
      If we say a priori that nothing will come of the truce, then it will be so.
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    7. 0
      27 February 2016 17: 41
      Turakans, like all NATO-ubl .. poisons, shoot from behind their mound, from a safe distance for themselves !!
  2. +6
    27 February 2016 09: 37
    The Turks themselves deliberately create provocations ("threats from Syria") and themselves respond to them.
  3. +6
    27 February 2016 09: 41
    Erdoогan’s face should be filled.
    1. +2
      27 February 2016 10: 14
      Quote: Primus Pilus
      Erdoогan’s face should be filled.

      Will not help))) Only put to sleep!
  4. 0
    27 February 2016 09: 45
    A good dose of sleeping pills with a laxative, and nothing more will bother, except for your health.
    1. +1
      27 February 2016 09: 53
      Yes, a five-liter enema with gramophone needles.
  5. 0
    27 February 2016 10: 02
    Provocations are Erdogan's favorite business.
  6. 0
    27 February 2016 10: 02
    "Hashish, hookah. Anasha !!!" ... Hike "Boiled moo-u-uhomory with cocaine breading" request
  7. +1
    27 February 2016 10: 04
    You’ll have to see the water, the Ottomans ..
  8. -3
    27 February 2016 10: 06
    "Our genius" from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs managed to agree with the carry on such a piece of paper that everyone except Russia, the Assad and a couple of gangs can safely continue fighting. And Russia, sitting on the priest evenly and surrendering the penultimate ally, will receive sanctions and problems from America for their actions. The question is, for whom does the "best foreign minister" work?
    1. +1
      27 February 2016 12: 46
      Quote: chunga-changa
      "Our genius" from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs managed to agree with the carry on such a piece of paper that everyone except Russia, the Assad and a couple of gangs can safely continue fighting.

      Have you read this "piece of paper"? Or did you hear something from someone who only told you what he considered necessary? Where are such conclusions from?
      Quote: chunga-changa
      And Russia sitting on the priest evenly and surrendering the penultimate ally, will receive sanctions and problems for their actions from America.
      1. 0
        27 February 2016 17: 13
        I have not read. Have you read?
        1. 0
          27 February 2016 17: 31
          Quote: chunga-changa
          I have not read. Have you read?


          "I have not read Solzhenitsyn, but I condemn him!"
        2. 0
          27 February 2016 17: 31
          Quote: chunga-changa
          I have not read. Have you read?


          "I have not read Solzhenitsyn, but I condemn him!"
          1. 0
            29 February 2016 10: 49
            So I understand that you do not blame Solzhenitsin? What do you like most about the author? Or maybe you like his political position?
  9. -1
    27 February 2016 10: 19
    Someone still does not want to live in peace, but sooner or later they will have to pay the bills.
  10. 0
    27 February 2016 10: 20
    Turkish Prime Minister Davutoglu also previously repeatedly stated that a truce in Syria, if achieved, would not be mandatory for Ankara:

    Another "exceptional" has been drawn! Dancing with a torch on a powder keg!
  11. +1
    27 February 2016 10: 24
    The Turkish army is similar to the likeness of this video, even though it has 250000 soldiers, but this is rabble.
  12. +1
    27 February 2016 10: 33
    Only today, Chubarov announced that we will soon be in Bakhchisarai, and he is not just chatting. There, whole institutes work for the guys and everyone who needs history is taught very well; no sanctions, no tears to shreds, what to tear up there will not work. You need a tedious, long war, no idea where, no idea for what, and then the people will turn up. Turkey is kicked with kicks to war with us. And there is Ukraine, the Caucasus, and Georgia. As long as there is no war, a half-well-worn life is possible, but in general, very tolerant, we don’t get used to it, but the real fierce famine comes only with war. mother lions will never pass by the cheetah, they will certainly be killed, although they will not be. So dreams, they will never leave us alone. never.
  13. 0
    27 February 2016 10: 36
    "..However, reports of ongoing bombing continue to come in, it worries us very much .." Well, they are bombing their feeding males-terrorists, which are becoming less and less. That bothers them. And to us, the less these reptiles, the less anxiety.
  14. 0
    27 February 2016 10: 43
    The Turks have no choice but to bend their line further, stepping on a rake, cry, shoot up, but continue to eat a cactus ... They will not be forgiven for a change of policy inside the country. And power is the most powerful drug, especially for "hot Turkish guys". This trick with a truce is clearly more beneficial for Russia than for the rest of the participants. Now, if the "partners" had achieved a COMPLETE ceasefire, then it would have been bad. And so - just an opportunity for those who are really scared, "merge" without "losing face". And each one who has laid down his weapon is minus one barrel in the line of fire.
    And the Turks - and what the Turks. They are playing for everything now. We believe they will lose - they will - that they will win. History will judge.
  15. 0
    27 February 2016 11: 08
    [However, information about the ongoing bombing continues to come, this is very worrying. ]

    Oh, this notorious "Honduras" (with mercury ointment you need to lubricate, however). bully
  16. +2
    27 February 2016 11: 41
    It worries him that the Kurds are moving to the side of a legitimate government. If they switched to the side of the IG, they probably would not have bothered.
  17. +1
    27 February 2016 11: 58
    We are discussing this topic with our allies.. In no case can Turkey’s national security be a topic of negotiation. ”

    With what kind of allies did you not ask the United States on the ceasefire, and with all the NATO members together, we consulted with the Russian Federation. You got the role of a wick to a landmine, but only a landmine in Turkey.
  18. +1
    27 February 2016 12: 00
    Four groups of Daesh militants have just infiltrated the rear of the Kurdish territories across the Turkish border and carried out an attack south of the city of Suluk. Clashes continue between them and the Kurdish police.
    If the Turks openly support these terrorists, then what kind of cease-fire can be discussed. The people of Syria will remember them all their atrocities. And we will help.
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  20. +2
    27 February 2016 12: 19
    What are loud statements ... or threats?

    The agency recalls that Turkish Prime Minister Davutoglu previously also repeatedly stated that a truce in Syria, if it is achieved will not become mandatory for Ankara: In any case, the Turkish army will respond to the threats posed by Syria to the country's national security.


    The Turks have already been explained on the fingers (if my memory serves me right, the legitimate President of Syria Assad) that as long as they are inside their borders, no one will touch them. Will go "for", get "on" the best. It seems that their tanks are not yet familiar with the Smerch MLRS ...

    PS Free oil ends ...
    1. 0
      27 February 2016 12: 24
      Quote: yuriy55
      It seems that their tanks are not yet familiar with the Smerch MLRS ..

      Comrade Marshal is going to chase tanks with * Tornado *? good
      1. -1
        27 February 2016 12: 29
        Quote: atalef
        * Tornado * chasing tanks?

        And what are we like ... fellow if there is not enough cap to throw)))))))
        1. 0
          27 February 2016 12: 31
          Quote: afdjhbn67
          Quote: atalef
          * Tornado * chasing tanks?

          And what are we like ... fellow if there is not enough cap to throw)))))))

      2. +2
        27 February 2016 12: 38
        Quote: atalef
        Comrade Marshal is going to chase tanks with * Tornado *?

        After you, nothing can catch up ..! Always "pop up" ...
  21. 0
    27 February 2016 12: 56
    In any case, the Turkish army will respond to the threats posed by Syria to the country's national security.

    Here are just Russia in response to threats from officials of a neighboring state in relation to its territory (Ukraine against the Crimea) does not make such statements !!!
    1. +2
      27 February 2016 15: 44
      Well, who is afraid of yapping mutts? It should be feared if it silently grinds. So ours are not yapping in vain. And I think many saw the teeth.
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  22. 0
    27 February 2016 15: 26
    peace with Israel, Turkey and Arabia is not possible, our Foreign Ministry also knows about it, but it is possible and necessary to pretend
    1. +1
      28 February 2016 06: 12
      Quote: dojjdik
      peace with Israel, Turkey and Arabia is not possible, our Foreign Ministry also knows about it, but it is possible and necessary to pretend

      Well, why, it is quite possible if they have peace against Russia (this is the same "pack of comrades") and the State Department knows about it and is actively working in this direction