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Bro we just started having fun with him, I wish he could have chance to comment on the video above.
Turkish Peace Operations in Syria (Operation Olive Branch) Updates & Discussions
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Bro we just started having fun with him, I wish he could have chance to comment on the video above.
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Shouldn't you be pushing in at some all you can eat buffet line in Phuket?
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Shouldn't you be pushing in at some all you can eat buffet line in Phuket?
No I lift weights little guy. Why so many people here crying and acting rude over nothing? Try contributing something instead of attacking other people.
So you're a Russian on roids? Not surprised.
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There are fat weight lifters too.
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Aaaahhh...finally they wake up. Better now than never
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Do we really have that many troops there?
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Nah, don't think so. It's Sputnik after all.
My opinion is that we should cut our losses and turn FSA in to second line troops used for ''security'' with local population.
Aka do this shit on our own with regular Turkish troop rather than this ''task force'' mumbo jumbo.
There are reports that our militia in Iraq made up of locals is going to become a part of Hash Shaabi and this comes when Erdo is supposed to fly to Baghdad/Erbil... meaning things are also possibly turning with Iraq.
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Yenisafak says 8000...
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Yup. If you follow the news you will see that the rhetoric from Ankara is pointing in that direction. If there will be a move I expect it to be either right before Trump takes office (to box Washington in) or right after he takes office. We shall see
US: İncirlik invaluable for anti-ISIL fight
Turkey’s İncirlik Air Base, which is one of the main hubs for the U.S.-led coalition against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), has been “absolutely invaluable” in the anti-ISIL campaign, the coalition said on Jan. 4, while Turkey has once again questioned the use of the air base.
“The entire world has been made safer by the operations that have been conducted there,” coalition spokesman Air Force Col. John Dorrian told reporters from Baghdad, according to state-run Anadolu Agency. “It’s a very important base to the coalition and to the ongoing fight against Daesh,” Dorrian said, using an Arabic acronym for ISIL.
On Jan. 5, Turkish presidential spokesperson İbrahim Kalın said Turkey had the right to say that it is shutting the İncirlik air base down.
“We always have the right to shut İncirlik down,” said Kalın on a private broadcaster. “But as I said, first the conditions would be evaluated [in case of a shutdown idea]. We hold the right of disposition [of this decision] within the sovereignty rights,” he said, adding that he believed the U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s administration would better take into account Turkey’s sensitivities.
Dorrian’s comments came after criticism from Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, who said the U.S. had failed to provide air support to Turkey-backed opposition forces taking part in Operation Euphrates Shield against ISIL.
The minister said the Turkish nation was asking the U.S. the question: “If you are not supporting us in the most significant operation, then why are you based at the İncirlik Airbase [in southern Adana province]?”
One day after Çavuşoğlu, Kalın also criticized the U.S.’ lack of support to Turkey in its ongoing campaign in Syria’s al-Bab.
The Turkish Army is supporting Free Syrian Army fighters seeking to capture al-Bab, a strategic city for ISIL.
Turkey has told U.S. officials it has not received sufficient support in its fight against ISIL in the last month-and-a-half and expects full support in its bid to drive the jihadists out of al-Bab, Kalın said.
Dorrian also said the U.S.-led anti-ISIL coalition was prepared to support Turkish forces battling the fighters in northern Syria.
Dorrian, speaking via video conference from Baghdad, said support would be offered.
“I can confirm for you that those discussions have been happening and the Turks are aware of some of the things that might be in store,” Dorrian said, declining to provide further details, according to AFP.
Turkey has asked for such assistance from the coalition but despite these calls, coalition planes have not been deployed to directly help Turkish troops.
Coalition aircraft did make a show of force last week near al-Bab at the request of Turkish forces but did not fire any weapons.
While the U.S.-led coalition refrains from direct support, Russian aircraft conducted air strikes near al-Bab together with Turkey last week.
January/05/2017
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/us...ight.aspx?pageID=238&nID=108192&NewsCatID=352
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