Turkey Demands Syrian Army Exit Rebel Areas, Threatens Force

[925boy]

Look at the dumbass iranian trolls repeating myth over myth.

Then they wonder why people laugh at them.

These idiots made a thread to say Turkey will allow rapist to marry the women they raped. In iran that is a daily occurence I forgot your mutah does this anyway. In iraq your mutah prostitution rings got exposed.

I dont think fireworshippers have any moral ground to throw mud.

TROLLING.

 

[jamahir]

They are syrians until isis came, fact is rebels were wining. They made biggest mistake to work with isis and they lost the war. Isis did get the power in 2016 over syria, you can not blame Turkey. If we didn't open our border you hero would killed millions. So the refuge have to fight for ther lands against hizbollah terrorists and ther fighters from Pakistan and Afghanistan.

As I meant earlier, even before ISIS was formed in 2014, tens of thousands of fighters from various countries went to Syria to fight. Yes, a few of them were actual rebels ( meaning from Syria ) but the vast majority were foreigners. Some of them those who had fought in Libya.

A simple google search gave me this :

How many groups are fighting in Syria?

Radical Sunnis from Iraq traveled to Syria to fight against President Bashar al-Assad and the Syrian government. In December 2015, the Soufan Group estimated a total of 27,000–31,000 foreign fighters from 86 countries had travelled to Syria and Iraq to join extremist groups.

these ppl dont see hezbshaitan as terrorists.. for them they are legit and the good ones..

the best would be support isis and let them slaughter pkk and hezbshaitan down with the yellow ones..

These people ?? I am Sunni yet I support Assad.

I am sure once the Syrian government forces are able to take control of the entire Syria, almost all of the Syrian refugees who are not only in Turkey but also in Europe will return to Syria.

 

[dBSPL]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1226060883534675968

https://twitter.com/x/status/1226086106376163330

The number of military vehicles crossing to the Idlib in the last 24 hours has exceeded 400. The number of military vehicles that have arrived in the Idlib-Aleppo region for the past 7 days has exceeded 1000. Shipments of thousands of military vehicles that are coming from various regions and other armies continues. As an estimate, 5% to 10% of the Turkish Armed Forces is brought to this region.

 

[EasyNow]

It is quite clear that the USA has given the go ahead for this move by Turkey. A days ago they released a supportive statement and now Turk Army go all in.

 

[Baybars Han]

No, it's because of the direct attack by SAA on TAF.

It is quite clear that the USA has given the go ahead for this move by Turkey. A days ago they released a supportive statement and now Turk Army go all in.

 

[EasyNow]

No, it's because of the direct attack by SAA on TAF.

There were bigger provocations even before that - particularly with Turkish soldiers killed. But Erdogan seemed slow to move until the recent US statement. I think the end of trump's impeachment hearing also gives confidence to Erdogan.

 

[Hack-Hook]

That was never a part of the agreement, this is a false narrative that I keep hearing about.

What turkey agreed to was nothing more than a safe zone, and ensuring it wouldn't be used as a place to launch attacks from, which it has kept its word on.

HAVING SAID THAT, the FSA actually DID remove heavy weapons and equipment from the area, after it was demanded by the Syrians and russians.

I suggest you read this post.
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/turk...s-threatens-force.652366/page-3#post-12072227

 

[dBSPL]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1226135247647059968

https://twitter.com/x/status/1226133987862679552

https://twitter.com/x/status/1226134193815588864

 

[Oublious]

I hope the honour will be for Mehtmetcik to kill the bald animal of assads.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1226155284860669962

After the operations try to make that selfies of your own dead bodies.....

 

[Timur]

These people ?? I am Sunni yet I support Assad.

I stopped there and did not read further..

if you want you can also support bush family or trump.. or a **** star..

 

[Oublious]

Look to the amount video SAA posted to twitter, lets see when you will make againg selfies and videos like that after the operation.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1226201660004929538

 

[dBSPL]

I hope the honour will be for Mehtmetcik to kill the bald animal of assads.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1226155284860669962

After the operations try to make that selfies of your own dead bodies.....

Sectarian psychopath militants of the regime. They plundering the graves. The SOB with a cigarette in his mouth, had published a video two days ago that he promised to destroy these cemeteries after plundering town.

 

[masterchief_mirza]

Sectarian psychopath militants of the regime. They plundering the graves. The SOB with a cigarette in his mouth, had published a video two days ago that he promised to destroy these cemeteries after plundering town.

This is what uncontrolled, unregulated, money-driven mercenary filth tends to do when they become desperate.

Turkey is fighting for legitimate national interest. These iran-backed militias don't even know why they're part of this sh*t storm.

Hopefully Turkey will put them into shallow graves where they belong.

 

[That Guy]

I suggest you read this post.
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/turk...s-threatens-force.652366/page-3#post-12072227

Looks like that part of my comment was incorrect.

Regardless, the rest of my points still remain correct overall.

The rebels removed heavy equipment, so whether it was in the agreement or not, Assad is lying when he's using this as an excuse.

 

[mangekyo]

Sectarian psychopath militants of the regime. They plundering the graves. The SOB with a cigarette in his mouth, had published a video two days ago that he promised to destroy these cemeteries after plundering town.

Turkish jets demolish cemetery of martyrs in Southern Kurdistan
A cemetery of martyrs has been bombed in yesterday’s airstrikes by the Turkish army in Southern Kurdistan.

• ANF
  
• QANDIL
  
• Monday, 2 Apr 2018, 19:17

Warplanes of the invading Turkish army carried out strikes on Alye Reş, Bestê and Maradu villages in Jarawa subdistrict in Qeladizê district of Southern Kurdistan Sunday evening.

The Martyr Gulan and Martyr Simko cemetery in Maradu village was also shelled in the bombardment. While several graves were demolished, Martyr Gulan and Martyr Simko Museum, where photographs and memories of the martyrs are kept, was razed to the ground.

The attack furthermore damaged many trees in the cemetery and demolished the area built for visitors. A Quran and books in the cemetery scattered around as a result of the bombardment which also caused damage to many areas of local people.

The invading Turkish army has bombed and demolished many cemeteries of martyrs in Northern Kurdistan and Afrin before as part of its ISIS-like practices.

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Turkey demolishes cemetery of fallen Kurdish fighters

December 22-2017 08:56 PM

Picture shows Turkish authorities' destruction of a cemetery for fallen PKK fighters in the Kurdish province of Bitlis, December 2017. (Photo: HDP)

Bitlis Cemetery PKK YPG Kobani
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region (Kurdistan 24) - Turkish authorities demolished a cemetery with heavy equipment in the Kurdish province of Bitlis which comprised of the graves of 267 Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) fighters fallen in clashes at various times and locations with the army, a lawmaker revealed on Friday.

Bitlis MP Mahmut Celadet Gaydali of the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) said during a press conference at the Turkish Parliament that the government had begun "targeting the dead" after ending the 2013-15 peace talks with the PKK.

Gaydali explained that the cemetery in his home city's Yukariolek (Oleka Jor) village was built collectively by families of fighters killed and there was no intervention or obstruction by authorities when they did so in 2013.

The MP said the father of one of the fighters buried there contacted him, complaining that he learned of the destruction by local military officials, reported Kurdistan 24's Ankara bureau.

The father said his daughter, a member of the US-backed People's Protection Units (YPG) was killed during the 2014 Islamic State (IS) siege of the Syrian Kurdish town of Kobani on the border with Turkey.

Her remnants along with those of others were then transferred from the area under curfew to Istanbul's Forensic Institute, officials told the father according to the MP.

"The regime has started mistreating even the dead. It has rotten and crossed all moral lines. Humanity has died [under that rule]," said a press release on the website of the HDP condemning the Turkish government.

It accused President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling Justice and Development Party of engaging in oppression that "did not occur to other tyrants."

The pro-Kurdish that braces a now year-long state crackdown also said the AKP government was hypocritical in its harsh responses to Israel for occupying Palestinian lands and Myanmar for driving out the minority Muslim Rohingya people.

"Even the most barbarian armies did not ignore the right to be buried, something that does not require any written laws," read the statement signed by Ayse Acar Basaran.

"What kind of mental state it is that [Turkey] arranges funerals for the Anzacs who came to invade but destroys graves in Bitlis," HDP Spokesperson Ayhan Bilgen asked on Twitter.

He was referring to annual commemorations in western Turkey to honor the memory of British Empire's Australian and New Zealander soldiers who died fighting the Ottomans in Gallipoli front during World War One.

Turkish army regularly bombs and destroys PKK fighters’ graves and cemeteries in Kurdish provinces, and targets them in the mountains of the Kurdistan Region in neighboring Iraq where the group is headquartered.

In September, troops acting under orders of an Ankara-appointed governor in the Kurdish province of Bingol demolished the grave of a Peshmerga volunteer, Sait Curukkaya, who was killed during the Kurdish-Iraqi offensive to capture the then IS-held city of Mosul in 2016.

Curukkaya's brother then penned an open letter to the Turkish President Erdogan to protest the act.

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Pic says governments officials refused to attend the funeral of a fallen soldier because he was alevi muslim