Undermining a car bomb at a police station in the province of Diyarbakir (Turkey)

Turkish mass media report about the next explosion, which thundered today near the city of Diyarbakır. A mined car was blown up remotely in the town of Kulp, a few kilometers from the border with the Syrian Arab Republic.

The explosion occurred in the immediate vicinity of the gendarmerie building. As a result of the car bombing, five Turkish gendarmes were injured of varying degrees of severity. One policeman is in serious condition.

After the explosion, a shootout ensued. If you believe the representatives of the Turkish police, then during the exchange of fire one assailant was detained. At the same time, usually the official Ankara spreads the message that the attack was staged by representatives of the Kurdistan Workers Party, banned in Turkey, and in this case it was stated that “so far it is not known what the terrorist group the attackers represented”.

According to the Turkish gendarmerie, three were involved in the attack at Kulp. Two are currently wanted. It is reported that the footage, which captured the attackers, is in the police. They are obtained from surveillance cameras.

Comments

[Evgesh91]

Well, Erdogan, do you still think it is right to feed the terrorists? ..

[Same lech]

The Kurds undermine the military vehicles of the Turks wherever they can (in the city, in the mountains, outside the city) ... modern technologies do not help (they fly apart to pieces) ... there are fresh videos.

Erdogan is deeply stuck in a war with the Kurds .... a real war is going on.

[Ruswolf]

Something tells me that half of these terrorist attacks are organized by the special services of Turkey .... Zrdogan, probably, decided to put pressure on the uncontrolled media and the opposition, through the opinion of the public, which is strenuously hammered into their heads with the idea of ​​"Terrible Kurdish terror".
IMHO

[enot73]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

The Kurds undermine the military vehicles of the Turks wherever they can (in

The Kurds now have Igla MANPADS. And they have already shot down several Turkish helicopters

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: enot73

The Kurds now have Igla MANPADS. And they have already shot down several Turkish helicopters

video 2007, Iraq. CH-46 Sea Knight, shot down by an arrow.
The sound road made me happy. "Polyushko-field"?

[enot73]

Quote: Pinky F.

video 2007, Iraq. CH-46 Sea Knight, shot down by an arrow.

You can insert another video, but the fact is a fact - the Turks lose helicopters.

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: enot73

You can insert another video

of course it is possible.

[just exp]

the fall of the black hawk ....
Somalia 93rd

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: just EXPL

the fall of the black hawk ....
Somalia 93rd

Ridley Scott, 2001))

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: Pinky F.

video 2007, Iraq. CH-46 Sea Knight, shot down by an arrow.

minus no arguments? Continue hailing fakes, no problem.

[cap]

Quote: Pinky F.

Quote: Pinky F.

video 2007, Iraq. CH-46 Sea Knight, shot down by an arrow.

minus no arguments? Continue hailing fakes, no problem.

Closed-. It was the "Turks" who lost their nerves. And they say the Turks don't read it. They read it as well.

[enot73]

Quote: Pinky F.

minus no arguments? Continue hailing fakes, no problem.

Do you want to say that the TV channels "Russia - 2" and "Russia - 24", and the rest of the Russian TV together began to give out fakes?

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: enot73

together began to issue fakes?

And what side is your video with a smiling face in the upper left corner to

Quote: enot73

TV channels "Russia - 2" and "Russia - 24", and the rest of Russian TV

relates, do not explain?

[enot73]

Quote: Pinky F.

TV channels "Russia - 2" and "Russia - 24", and the rest of Russian TV
relates, do not explain?

It’s not entirely clear the question you have formulated, but the last video with relevant comments last week in all the news on all channels was played. There were no refutations. Or do you basically do not watch Russian TV?

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: enot73

but the last video

and I'm about the first.

[enot73]

Quote: Pinky F.

and I'm about the first.

I don't argue with you in the first video, since you write that it was in Iraq, then you know. However, the meaning of my post is not about the fact that the Kurds shot down this particular "Sinaite", but about the fact that the Turks are losing helicopters in the war with the Kurds, besides, it is simply impossible to track all the videos about the hostilities

[just exp]

previously I read that it was not Iraq, but Afghanistan, and it was not shot down, but was hit.

[Karasik]

... "it is not yet known which terrorist group the attackers represented."

A very strange statement by the Turkish authorities. Why not the Kurdistan Workers' Party? Imagine such a statement from Kiev after the attack on the checkpoint in Donbas: "And we do not know who did it yet!"

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: Karasik

A very strange statement by the Turkish authorities.

why is it strange? They will withstand a pause, if no one takes responsibility, they will be dumped on the PKK or IG depending on the situation on the moment.

[sergeyzzz]

Quote: The same LYOKHA

Erdogan is deeply stuck in a war with the Kurds .... a real war is going on.

Such rulers as Erdogan just need a war to rule quietly. In a calm environment, people will rebel. And during a war or mass terrorist attacks, you can calmly suppress popular unrest and direct the indignation of the people in the right direction.

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: sergeyzzz

In a calm environment, people will rebel.

interesting conclusion. And what are the motives of the people for rebellion in a relaxed atmosphere?

[rotmistr60]

From the human point of view, the attack, wherever it occurs, is considered evil. But if you take into account what the Turks (read Erdogan) do with the Kurds, then this action for some reason does not seem evil. It's my personal opinion.

[Stirbjorn]

Kurds attack military targets, not civilians. The guerrilla movement in its pure form, as we have in the Great Patriotic War

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: Stirbjorn

Kurds attack military targets, not civilians.

Yes Yes. The PKK also has annoying "inconsistencies" (sorry for the cynicism) - in September last year they were waiting for a convoy, but they killed five children. Let's make a helpless gesture - "well, it happens"?

Quote: Stirbjorn

The guerrilla movement in its pure form, as we have in the Great Patriotic War

You, dear, confuse something, IMHO.

[knn54]

Israel Hayom (Israel) notes that the Turkish leadership has to pay a double price for a double game: .. "Turkish President Erdogan pays twice for this: both by the fact that he nevertheless joined the fight against ISIS, and by the fact that he ignored strengthening of terrorists right near the Turkish border. "
Politico (USA): "Erdogan's support for the Muslim Brotherhood at the regional level, the pursuit of fanatical politics and his dangerous dances with radical Islam, not only increase the level of regional instability and threaten US interests, but, obviously, strike on the security of Turkey itself, as well as its economic prospects. "
PS In order to fight IS in Syria, European left-wing volunteers are sent through the Marxist-Leninist Party of Turkey (left radicals). With the struggle of the peoples of Kurdistan, the Turkish Maoists, whose party has long been cooperating with the PKK, also send volunteers to self-defense units on the territory of the UAR.

[Pinkie F.]

Quote: knn54

With the struggle of the peoples of Kurdistan, the Turkish Maoists, whose party has long been cooperating with the PKK, also send volunteers to self-defense units on the territory of the UAR.

after they poked around Mystenur in 2014, they weren’t heard about them much more. Returned to a more familiar occupation - hostages and bombs.