Times: Turks shot refugees from Syria on 16 border

March 31 2016 32

Turkish border guards shoot refugees from Syria who, fleeing war, are trying to get into Turkey, The Times reported, citing the Syrian Center for Monitoring Human Rights, located in London.

Times: Turks shot refugees from Syria on 16 border

Camp for refugees in Turkey near the border with Syria

"16 migrants, including three children, were killed during the past four months by guards when they made their way to Turkey",

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“The center collected information about the details of the shootings: February 6 A man and his child were killed near (Syrian city) Ras Al Ain on the eastern part of the Syrian-Turkish border,” writes the British edition. “On March 5, two migrants were shot on the western flank of the border.”

As one of their smugglers smuggling migrants said, “refugees are still crossing the border, but now they fear that they will either be killed or taken prisoner.”

Meanwhile, “the Turkish authorities claim that they continue to adhere to the policy of open borders for those Syrians whose lives are under direct threat,” reminds The Times.

“These deaths once again cast doubt on the EU Migration Agreement concluded 11 days ago. It classifies Turkey as a “safe third country,” which means that refugees can be returned there without fear that they can be persecuted, ”the newspaper concludes.

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Finches

+7

31 March 2016 14: 04

The Turks are capable of anything, but I would not trust The Times!
1. Darkmor
  
  +9
  
  31 March 2016 14: 05
  
  Do you think Merkel for what 3 billion paid? It’s just that they shouldn’t get their hands dirty and shoot refugees on the EU border.
  1. Finches
    
    +2
    
    31 March 2016 14: 12
    
    Well no! There is now a grater at the level of the Anglo-Saxons and the uprising Erdogan - Merkel, this is a pawn on the Anglo-Saxon chessboard and nobody is interested in her opinion! But Erdogan, something off the leash - the Ottoman Empire without the permission of the metropolis decided to revive, here it is neatly and put in place!
    1. ver_
      
      +1
      
      31 March 2016 15: 08
      
      .. However, the return of the empire is a dangerous thing - from dreams only the Arabs demolish the tower: Iran dreamed .., Turks dreamed ,,, however, it is harmful to dream ...
  2. Wild_grey_wolf
    
    +4
    
    31 March 2016 14: 14
    
    And now the Turks are to blame for everything and the bad ones. ... ... and before that, that all sorts of "The Times" did not see this, as soon as Obama made Erdogan not shaking hands and the EYES of the Journalists opened. ... ... and after a couple of months the bloody Erdogan the executioner must leave. Well, it's funny to read this hypocrisy. Who has not given you European magazines about what Erdogan did 5 years ago? ? ? or write earlier. Oh yes, then it was Euro integration and a NATO member and you can close your eyes to everything - Democracy. Where is the command to you about that and we trumpet freedom so to speak WORDS. Honest people.
  3. SRC P-15
    
    +2
    
    31 March 2016 14: 14
    
    Quote: Darkmor
    Do you think Merkel for what 3 billion paid? It’s just that they shouldn’t get their hands dirty and shoot refugees on the EU border.
    
    Many times more refugees are drowning off the EU coast than the Turks shot them.
2. sdc_alex
  
  -2
  
  31 March 2016 14: 10
  
  These deaths again cast doubt on the migration agreement concluded 11 days ago ....
  
  What cynicism and attitude towards the death of people!
  1. Pinkie F.
    
    -1
    
    31 March 2016 14: 28
    
    Quote: sdc_alex
    These deaths again cast doubt on the migration agreement concluded 11 days ago ....
    
    What cynicism and attitude towards the death of people!
    
    what is cynicism about?
    It was much more cynical when the body of a drowned child was shifted from place to place for a suitable angle.
    1. sdc_alex
      
      0
      
      31 March 2016 20: 02
      
      Cynicism, in my opinion, is that people, including children, were killed, and they talk about agreements and arrangements.
      
      And yes, you can always find actions more cynical of each other. I didn’t say anything about the drowned refugees and didn’t justify anyone. Why contrast two lonely disgusting situations?
      
      Can you imagine what kind of noise would start if Russia were in the place of Turkey? And here it is, idle discussions about the appropriateness of the concluded agreement between Turkey and the EU.
3. igor67
  
  0
  
  31 March 2016 14: 15
  
  Quote: Finches
  The Turks are capable of anything, but I would not trust The Times!
  
  In principle, they were rightly told on NTV that most likely this is a duck, for pressure on Erdogan, it is time for him to take refugees from Europe and receive the promised money
  1. Wild_grey_wolf
    
    +2
    
    31 March 2016 14: 28
    
    Quote: igor67
    Quote: Finches
    The Turks are capable of anything, but I would not trust The Times!
    
    In principle, they were rightly told on NTV that most likely this is a duck, for pressure on Erdogan, it is time for him to take refugees from Europe and receive the promised money
    
    Now all of a sudden they will see their light and a bunch of articles will appear which is a bad tyrant Erdogan. Interestingly someone will ask them a question, why did you keep silent before. . . or Erdogan abruptly took it and changed like that, a sharp turbidity. He began to shoot, imprison, infringe on the press, plant undesirables and everything was exactly in ONE week. . . and before that, everything was EXCELLENT.
4. Nevsky_ZU
  
  +1
  
  31 March 2016 14: 15
  
  Quote: Finches
  The Turks are capable of anything, but I would not trust The Times!
  
  Now I understand why the Americans are leaving Turkey ... began to drain)
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6. siberalt
  
  0
  
  31 March 2016 14: 18
  
  I do not understand these Turks. On the one hand, they shoot at refugees, and on the other, they trade with Europe. Maybe it's all about export quotas? Well, flayers!
dchegrinec

+4

31 March 2016 14: 06

So this is essentially the inner world of the Turkish leadership, the attitude towards human life. And what should be the attitude towards it? Yes, no better than to ISIS.
vanavatny

+1

31 March 2016 14: 08

from the perdogan began to so deceive that he, what good indeed will soon be declared shaking hands, won’t Obama become stiff ...
uhu189

+5

31 March 2016 14: 09

A newspaper like The Times never just writes anything. So they gave the command to drown the Turks. Which is especially strange considering the evacuation of US civilians from Turkey. Apparently after Iraq and Syria, it is Turkey's turn ...
1. cap
  
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  31 March 2016 14: 28
  
  Quote: uhu189
  A newspaper like The Times never just writes anything. So they gave the command to drown the Turks. Which is especially strange considering the evacuation of US civilians from Turkey. Apparently after Iraq and Syria, it is Turkey's turn ...
  
  It seems to me that Turkey itself, without knowing it, will begin to suffocate from the problems thrown to it. Times is still that newspaper!
2. marl
  
  +1
  
  31 March 2016 14: 39
  
  Quote: uhu189
  A newspaper like The Times never just writes anything. So they gave the command to drown the Turks. Which is especially strange considering the evacuation of US civilians from Turkey. Apparently after Iraq and Syria, it is Turkey's turn ...
  
  All together, it looks like a military coup is being prepared. The United States began to fuss for a reason. Yes, and Zhirinovsky has long predicted. And his forecasts usually come true sooner or later ...
gray smeet

+3

31 March 2016 14: 09

the combat use of ATGMs by the Mi-28N helicopter for ISIS terrorists in the Palmira district
Samen

0

31 March 2016 14: 09

There is a suspicion that the Europeans gave money to Perdogan for cartridges! It fulfills ...! ((((
Mihalich17

0

31 March 2016 14: 11

16 ???
These are only those about which it became known!
And how many Turks are actually being shot there, sometimes it is not possible to find out.
"K. o.zl.y!" - S.S. Sobyanin.
Spartanez300

-1

31 March 2016 14: 11

Yes, these are still two-faced anuses. At first the info went that the Turks shot the refugees, they immediately posted a refutation to the media, I would not be surprised that they really shot.
corporal

0

31 March 2016 14: 13

It’s interesting, if it rushes en masse across our border, for which version of events will everyone advocate? So that the border is locked, or so as in Europe?
1. V.ic
  
  0
  
  31 March 2016 14: 20
  
  Quote: Corporal
  It’s interesting, if it rushes en masse across our border, for which version of events will everyone advocate? So that the border is locked, or so as in Europe?
  
  On the southern shores of the Kara Sea there are a lot of free lands. They say that with starvation, even the reindeer moss is edible.
Lanista

0

31 March 2016 14: 17

I’m wondering, if this and (what Erdogashka doesn’t joke) confirm further such information, is it worth waiting for the creation of an international coalition against Turkey? Will the Yankees bomb yesterday's ally?
hartlend

0

31 March 2016 14: 19

There is not enough information to rate this news. And how reliable is it?
Pvi1206

0

31 March 2016 14: 22

This is the result of an agreement (conspiracy) between Europe and Turkey on refugees ...
alpamys

+1

31 March 2016 14: 25

Well, the Turks did the right thing, and the children got under the hand, because the women are keeping the children in front of themselves, this is their favorite tactic for crossing borders. In refugee hostels in Germany, they rape and resell these children to each other, as well as women.
demiurg

+1

31 March 2016 14: 39

Well, that’s the reason was found to bring democracy. Now she’ll invite some kind of girl to CNN studio where she will tell with tears about the atrocities of the Turks (the girl must be Kurdish, the nefik should be reminded of Syria) Well, the cherry on the cake will be a suddenly found warehouse with chlorine (or maybe it will explode, for effect).
They will issue an unrealizable ultimatum, they will definitely arrest all the money abroad (the war must be fought off), they will come to an agreement with the local "elite", with the military it is unlikely.
For some reason I thought that this would all begin at the end of the year at the earliest. Judging by the ever-accelerating cycles of state robberies, they really lack money.
ALEA IACTA EST

0

31 March 2016 14: 50

That's why Merkelikha dumped so much greenery to the Sultanishka.
yuriy55

0

31 March 2016 14: 53

Everything can be expected from the Turks. what can not be expected from people with a balanced psyche. Something the spring sun began to dispose of them to mass hysteria and aggression ...
1. alpamys
  
  0
  
  31 March 2016 15: 04
  
  Quote: yuriy55
  Everything can be expected from the Turks. what can not be expected from people with a balanced psyche. Something the spring sun began to dispose of them to mass hysteria and aggression ...
  
  you can’t call them crazy, it’s not so difficult to calculate them, imperial ambitions are off the charts, they (even German Turks) dream about the Ottoman Empire, by the way, you have many Meskhetian Turks in Russia who have served and are serving in the Turkish army; .
iouris

0

31 March 2016 14: 54

This must be submitted as follows: Merkel, Mogherini, the EU and NATO shot the refugees.
I wonder if Mogherini will cry?
lukke

0

31 March 2016 15: 01

16 migrants, including three children, were killed
if this tragedy had occurred on our border with the participation of our border guards, the West would not have spared the rest of its forests on newsprint with articles exposing the bloody terror of Pu. In the UN Security Council, Samantha Powers ran like a mad dog with flowing saliva spray and yapping at Churkin, well, but we don’t have enough relics yet ...