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Turkey offers Russia cooperation against the EI
Reuters on07.04.2016 at 12:42
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ANKARA, July 4 (Reuters) - Turkey proposed Monday
Russia cooperation in the fight against the state group
Islamic (EI) in Syria, leaving consider opening
Turkish Incirlik airbase to elements of the Russian army.
Moscow has agreed to improve relations with Ankara after
the letter from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Speaking about Russian aircraft shot down last year by the
Turkish air defense near the Syrian border.
"We will cooperate with all those fighting Daech. This is
what we do for some time and we opened
the Incirlik airbase to those who want to actively
participate in the fight against Daech "said the Turkish minister
Foreign Mevlut Cavusoglu in an interview with the
Sunday TRT.
"Why not cooperate with Russia following the same
terms? "he asked himself." Daech is our common enemy and
we must fight this enemy, "he said.
If the Islamic state is presented by the Turkish government
as a common enemy of Turkey and Russia are supporting
opposing sides in the Syrian civil war.
The Turkish authorities arise opponent of regime
Bashar al Assad strongly supported by Russia and Iran.
The countries of NATO, of which Turkey is a member, could
see a dim view of the possibility for Russia
to use the Incirlik base located less than ten kilometers
north of the city of Adana near the Syrian border.
Incirlik houses were American, German,
British, Saudi and Qatari involved in
international coalition formed to fight the state
Islamic.
The Russian president called the Turkish proposal
"Important statement that should be reviewed with a view
military and political ", but said that no contact
had so far been established with Turkey on this
eventuality.
Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, added that
the attack at the airport in Istanbul last week
confirmed that the exchange of information between the two countries
was "crucial" for combating terrorism.
(Pierre Sérisier for the French service)

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Its fake.
It isn't anything fake but misinterpretation of these word's:

"We were saying that we could cooperate with all in the fight against the Islamic State. For example, we have provided the Incirlik air base for the aircraft and forces of the coalition countries," the Turkish foreign minister said.

"We can also cooperate with Russia in the fight against the Islamic State but I didn’t speak about the use of the Incirlik air base by Russian aircraft. The Turkish press wrongly understood this [the statements earlier made by the minister] and this also found its way into the Russian press," he said."

It suggests to cooperate with Russia to fight ISIS but doesn't explain how.
 
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Would be pretty treacherous of them. NATO should come first, then everyone else.
 
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Even if symbolic, Its great for Russia.
 
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It isn't anything fake but misinterpretation of these word's:

"We were saying that we could cooperate with all in the fight against the Islamic State. For example, we have provided the Incirlik air base for the aircraft and forces of the coalition countries," the Turkish foreign minister said.

"We can also cooperate with Russia in the fight against the Islamic State but I didn’t speak about the use of the Incirlik air base by Russian aircraft. The Turkish press wrongly understood this [the statements earlier made by the minister] and this also found its way into the Russian press," he said."

It suggests to cooperate with Russia to fight ISIS but doesn't explain how.

That was more or less what i ment aswell. It was fake in the sense that the interpretation was fake.
 
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Turkey offers Russia cooperation against the EI
Reuters on07.04.2016 at 12:42


ANKARA, July 4 (Reuters) - Turkey proposed Monday
Russia cooperation in the fight against the state group
Islamic (EI) in Syria, leaving consider opening
Turkish Incirlik airbase to elements of the Russian army.
Moscow has agreed to improve relations with Ankara after
the letter from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Speaking about Russian aircraft shot down last year by the
Turkish air defense near the Syrian border.
"We will cooperate with all those fighting Daech. This is
what we do for some time and we opened
the Incirlik airbase to those who want to actively
participate in the fight against Daech "said the Turkish minister
Foreign Mevlut Cavusoglu in an interview with the
Sunday TRT.
"Why not cooperate with Russia following the same
terms? "he asked himself." Daech is our common enemy and
we must fight this enemy, "he said.
If the Islamic state is presented by the Turkish government
as a common enemy of Turkey and Russia are supporting
opposing sides in the Syrian civil war.
The Turkish authorities arise opponent of regime
Bashar al Assad strongly supported by Russia and Iran.
The countries of NATO, of which Turkey is a member, could
see a dim view of the possibility for Russia
to use the Incirlik base located less than ten kilometers
north of the city of Adana near the Syrian border.
Incirlik houses were American, German,
British, Saudi and Qatari involved in
international coalition formed to fight the state
Islamic.
The Russian president called the Turkish proposal
"Important statement that should be reviewed with a view
military and political ", but said that no contact
had so far been established with Turkey on this
eventuality.
Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, added that
the attack at the airport in Istanbul last week
confirmed that the exchange of information between the two countries
was "crucial" for combating terrorism.
(Pierre Sérisier for the French service)

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Fake news by Putin's minions. Here's the actual news:

I did not say Russian jets could use İncirlik: Turkish FM
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on July 4 he had not suggested that Turkey could open up its İncirlik Air Base to Russia, adding that Ankara was open to cooperating with Moscow in the fight against Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).

When asked if he had said Russian jets could use İncirlik, Çavuşoğlu said: “I did not make such a comment. We said that we could cooperate with everyone in the fight against ISIS [ISIL],” he said in comments following a cabinet meeting in Ankara.

“We said that we could cooperate with Russia in the period ahead in the fight against Daesh. I did not make any comment referring to Russian planes coming to the İncirlik Air Base,” the foreign minister added, using an Arabic acronym for ISIL.

Some reports published on the Turkish media on July 4 suggested that Turkey was considering to allow Russian jets use the base in the southern province of Adana. The base is currently used by the U.S-led coalition fighting ISIL and has troops and jets from the United State, Germany, United Kingdom, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

“We will cooperate with everyone who fights Daesh,” Çavuşoğlu told TRT Haber in June 3’s remarks. “We have been doing this for quite a while, and we opened Incirlik Air Base for those who want to join the active fight against Daesh.

“Why not cooperate with Russia as well on these terms? Daesh is our common enemy, and we need to fight this enemy.”

The Kremlin described the notion that Turkey could open up Incirlik as a “serious statement” although it said it had not had any contact with Ankara on the matter.

Russia said it was looking to “revive” the sharing of information with Turkey in the fight against Islamic State.

“Channels to exchange information with Turkey have not been working lately. We now have to revive and relaunch them,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

Last week’s bomb attack on the main airport Istanbul - which left 45 people dead and hundreds wounded - showed the importance of working together to counter terrorism, he said.

Russian nationals have been identified as two of the three suspected Islamic States suicide bombers behind the airport attack, which is thought to have been masterminded by a Chechen.

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/i-...-fm-.aspx?pageID=238&nID=101214&NewsCatID=510
 
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