Ankara plans to open a “second front” in Syria together with the United States, but without the participation of the Kurds

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Ankara offers Washington “unite efforts” in Syria, provided that Kurdish formations do not participate in the events of this alliance, reports RIA News statement by the head of the Turkish Foreign Ministry Mevlüt авavusoglu.



“If we combine our forces, they (the United States) have their own special forces, and we have our own,” said Чavusoglu.

“The question we are discussing with the Americans now is to close the area near the city of Manbidge as soon as possible ... and the opening of a second front. The second front should be, but without the participation of the Syrian Kurdish Party of the Democratic Union (PDS) ",
added on.

According to him, such a “second front can easily head towards the city of Rakka (the unofficial capital of the IG).

Currently, Rakku is being stormed by units of the Syrian Democratic Forces, which for the most part consist of Kurds. This offensive supports aviation Western coalition.

Recall, Erdogan has repeatedly criticized the United States for their support of the PDS, which, in his opinion, is associated with the Kurdistan Workers Party banned in Turkey.
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  1. +1
    30 May 2016 15: 48
    In Syria, thanks to the Kurds, the Americans (coalition) can fight against ISIS, and the Kurds are not on the way with the Turks.
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    2. +13
      30 May 2016 15: 54
      The Kurds in their history believed that they would have autonomy (at least) And now they are ready to fight to the last ...! We need to help them, they deserve it ... hi
      1. +6
        30 May 2016 16: 02
        Quote: CORNET
        The Kurds in their history believed that they would have autonomy (at least) And now they are ready to fight to the last ...! We need to help them, they deserve it ...

        But the oppression of the Kurds began long before Erdogan. This has been elevated to the rank of Turkish state policy - to "Turkishize" the Kurds! Of course, the Kurds need help in their difficult struggle!
        1. +4
          30 May 2016 16: 09
          The Turks are trying to tear the United States from the Kurds, but it will not work.
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    4. +9
      30 May 2016 16: 01
      It turns out interestingly. Kurds are fighting with IS organized by Turkey and the USA for the independence of Syria, and Turkey itself asks the USA to exclude them from the process. Yeah, run the wolves into the shepherd. Now it is up to Turkey to declare it a banned terrorist organization. am
    5. 0
      30 May 2016 17: 02
      Quote: avvg
      In Syria, thanks to the Kurds, the Americans (coalition) can fight against ISIS, and the Kurds are not on the way with the Turks.

      Everything is correct, the office writes. Suggestions, and we offer a wonderful option, but we can like this, but again it’s not convenient for you, so we will move on. What about the prospects?
      This is called, I beg your pardon: Greed ruined the frayer. (Fraer of course Erdogan) Having an empire on the nose, well, the sultanate, weight in the region, after all, a leader in .... well, everything with him, there was everything about poop for the family profit. And this is the state mind? Turkey has fallen in the eyes of the faithful, no one has yet announced the ATO. Understandably bad taste. Far away, that is, out of place "everything is calm in Bagdab"
      And tomorrow I’ll wake up, and in Turkey we have 100 thousand ushlepkovna Turkish beaches, we did not know. We do not read newspapers in principle; there is no money on the Internet. Dukes, with mothers, children, their mother, you need to do something with dads too, but be sure to do it twice (poor inheritance, liberties are welcome? Points, prointy, paper for backing are accepted too)
    6. +2
      30 May 2016 17: 29
      and the opening of a second front

      The second front against whom?
      They don't want to close the border, so the second front together with the "moderates"?
      And why did you get to Racca, it’s like some kind of Berlin, the USA thinks that they will take Racca and appoint themselves winners?))
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      2. +1
        30 May 2016 19: 07
        Quote: Chatlanen
        And why did you get to Racca, it’s like some kind of Berlin, the USA thinks that they will take Racca and appoint themselves winners?))

        In fact of the matter.
        Mattresses taking Racca will announce victory over the Ishilovites, and everything else, in their opinion, is nothing more than a routine fight against individual terrorists.
        Well, afterwards, under the auspices of the United States and Turkey, an "alternative" government against Assad will be seated in this Raqqa, which will be urgently recognized as "progressive" humanity with all the ensuing consequences. The offensive of peace will be postponed indefinitely. Who is the beneficiary? - Obama and Erdogan!
  2. +3
    30 May 2016 15: 49
    And we have our own air defense in Syria ... and the HUGE desire of the Syrian military to get even for shelling from the territory of the Turks ...
  3. +13
    30 May 2016 15: 50
    Ankara plans with the United States to open a "second front" in Syria ...
    Strange ...
    And everyone, except for these two "allies", believes that they have already discovered it ...
    Ankara sorts and arm "moderate" and "immoderate", provides logistics ...
    And Washington organizes the "mouse fuss" and puts a spoke in the wheels of others so as not to interfere with their bloody "protégé", simultaneously providing diplomatic cover ...
    What's the news from Cavusoglu? The need to legalize such "cooperation" request
    1. +2
      30 May 2016 16: 25
      The news is that they want to "officially open" this "second front". There was such a case in history in the last century. And after the end of the conflict, they will kick themselves in the chest and shout, they also fought, and indeed, without them they would not have won. And it will take half a century to say that the role of Russia was insignificant. History repeats itself. In my opinion, their goals are:
      1. Enter yourself in the war (there, Western propaganda will help).
      2. Stop supporting US curls.
      3. Picking up territories and something else that turns up by the arm.
  4. 0
    30 May 2016 15: 53
    The Turks clearly want to dominate the region - they take on a lot! They don’t know that Turkey needs the United States as a counterweight to the Saudis — if the latter are raced about, the United States allows the Turks to chase away, and vice versa.
  5. +2
    30 May 2016 15: 53
    Ankara invites Washington to "join forces" in Syria, provided that

    the vassal should not set conditions for the overlord, and the overlord can free himself from all obligations at any time. The history of the Turks did not teach anything - to miss these opportunities in cooperation with Russia (although I personally was not a supporter of this circumstance) for the sake of a possible bonus. Dumb and greedy.
  6. +1
    30 May 2016 15: 54
    capture and Israel with the sheikhs of Arabia, the two are unlikely to cope
  7. +3
    30 May 2016 15: 54
    Do they need the United States to legalize Turkey’s aggression against Syria? And just close the border and strangle the barmaley who are treated in Turkish hospitals and relax in hotels? The cunning Turk decided that he is also smarter than everyone?
  8. +1
    30 May 2016 15: 54
    The US is arming the Kurds, which means they still need them. Turkey’s attempt to officially invade Syria is likely to be buried.
  9. +3
    30 May 2016 15: 57
    What's this? Draw the coalition into the fight against the Kurds on the principle that who is not with us is against us?
  10. +6
    30 May 2016 16: 01
    “The second front can easily head towards the city of Raqqa (the unofficial capital of the IG).
    The Americans will not curtail their joint offensive operation on Raqqa with the Kurds.
    But there is a possibility that joint US-Turkish action is possible.
    The active land phase begins to dismember Syria.
    1. +2
      30 May 2016 16: 22
      Quote: Thunderbolt
      The active land phase begins to dismember Syria.

      What I would not want.
  11. 0
    30 May 2016 16: 13
    They set the conditions for the Americans !? Oh well. Yes, and even hearing. I can understand if they would offer the USA some incredibly fabulous conditions somewhere under the carpet, and they would go over to the Turks, abandoning the successful Kurdistan project. But now, through the media, DEMAND that the United States refuse to support the Kurds and then they (so be it) are ready to harness themselves instead. Yes, they will be sent.
  12. +1
    30 May 2016 16: 21
    The Kurds are a difficult question. Those who live in Turkey do not want to separate from it. My opinion is not mine, but next to these countries of a living person. So the Kurds are divided and act in their own interests.
  13. 0
    30 May 2016 16: 23
    But this is really hell to all of you for good, who called the Turks there? Assad didn’t call, the Syrians didn’t call either, so sit at home and do not rock the boat, because our VKS is on a drum, a stranger means you are raking in full. stop
  14. +2
    30 May 2016 16: 41
    Under Racca, things are not going well with the US allies. Despite airstrikes and the most
    the world's harshest US special forces.
  15. +1
    30 May 2016 16: 44
    It would be better if terrorist groups were financed and armed, they would have stopped it, or how to invade someone else’s territory without an invitation even now, but it’s a coincidence how to bombard Syria and throw off cargo to terrorists.
  16. 0
    30 May 2016 16: 48
    Again Syria was "married" without her.
    The Turks and the minke whales agree on what to do in Syria: "The Americans have special forces, we have special forces ..."
    Assad does not have enough strength, so he has to grit his teeth with gritted teeth.
    I really hope that the turn will come to these ub.lyudkov. The Syrian people have enough patience and a good memory.
  17. +1
    30 May 2016 16: 58
    Again, the states, together with the Turks, launch their sting. The war with Daesh is a cover, a good reason to send troops and create a grouping. And they climb without the consent of the legitimate government of Syria. Consider it direct intervention. Then they most likely plan to turn the so-called "second front" against Assad.
    A sort of double of the "Unthinkable" plan, conceived by the "allies" at the end of the Second World War (WWII) in 1945 against the USSR.
    And the "peacemaker" - the UN with all "human rights defenders", are deafly silent. They are afraid to move their tongue!
    Although they have a language for other actions regarding "exceptional" ...
  18. +4
    30 May 2016 17: 54
    Ankara plans to open a “second front” in Syria with the USA

    Interesting, and on whose side?
  19. 0
    30 May 2016 19: 32
    Recently, a statement by a Turk in social networks came across. He recalls the greatness of the Ottoman Empire, and claims that they are returning its territory. In general, they rolled out their mouths.
  20. Erg
    0
    30 May 2016 23: 12
    “The question we are discussing with the Americans now is to close the area near the city of Manbidge as soon as possible ... and the opening of a second front. The second front should be, but without the participation of the Syrian Kurdish Party of the Democratic Union (PDS) ", lol Amusing. Another mongrel. Questions there are solved only by One Person.
  21. 0
    31 May 2016 05: 41
    Kurds howl for their independence, the United States for their interests in the Middle East, and the Turks for dependence on the United States ..
  22. 0
    31 May 2016 06: 07
    they have already opened a second front, supplying the Islamic State to the fullest across the Turkish border with people and ammunition, they have one goal at the moment to go into Syria and destroy the Kurds under the guise of fighting the Islamic State