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  • Vrej1915
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    Nusra gets daily weapons supply from Turkey: Russian military
    By News Desk -
    28/05/2016

    The Syrian Al-Qaeda group “Jabhat Al-Nusra” is reportedly receiving daily arms shipments from Turkey, the Russian Chief of Staff stated in a recent interview.

    During the nationwide ceasefire, Jabhat Al-Nusra was accused of transferring weapons and supplies to their fighters at several fronts in order to continue their fight against the government forces.

    Lt. General Sergei Rudskoy accused Jabhat Al-Nusra of being one the key groups behind the destabilization of Syria. “Damascus is being continuously shelled from the East Gouta.

    There were numerous attempts to capture the power station near Homs and block the road connecting Aleppo and Damascus. The flow of trucks carrying weapons and ammunition from Turkey continues, with border crossings reported on daily basis,” he said.

    “It’s obvious that the terrorist group, which operates in Aleppo and Idleb provinces, is currently the biggest stumbling block for the process of expanding the truce to new territories in northern Syria,” Rudskoy said.

    Jabhat Al-Nusra is still on the offensive in several areas, including southern Aleppo, northern Hama, and southern Hama.

    https://www.almasdarnews.com/article...sian-military/ | Al-Masdar News

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  • Vrej1915
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    Confessions of an ISIS emir: Turkish support and the battle for Kobane
    By Alaa Al-Mohammad -
    19/05/2016

    The border town of Kobane came close to capture by ISIS jihadists last year The capture of two prominent officials in the ISIS terrorist organisation, Yasser Abdul Aziz Agvmy, a Saudi national, and Abu Bakr al-Masri, one of the ‘emirs’ active on the front-lines of Kobane, may have just lent more weight to the mounting allegations of co-operation between ISIS and Turkish authorities.

    The two ISIS officials were captured near the Syrian border town of Kobane by militants of the YPG, who reported the following confession: “…we receive military and logistical support from Turkey, and the people who murder, slaughter and committed massacres came directly from Turkish territory to the town of Kobane, and most of our wounded in the war were receiving treatment in Turkey”.

    According to the two prisoners, day-to-day consumables, food, and medical supplies were apparently provided by Turkish sources, whilst aid in the form of clothing and blankets came from Saudi Arabia. They also allegedly confirmed that oil was being sold to Turkish buyers, and, that seriously wounded ISIS jihadists received medical treatment in Turkey. It is important to note that the confession was extracted by the YPG, who are certainly not an un-biased source of accusations against Turkey, however, other sources seem to corroborate the details of the confession – particularly with regards to the trade of oil and the treatment of wounded jihadists.

    Apart from this, Abdul Aziz’s confession also provides an insight into the methods and military tactics used by ISIS during their attempted capture of Kobane, bearing many of the now familiar hallmarks of an ISIS offensive – he described the way in which Abu Bakr al-Masri had outlined the plan of attack, with 82 fighters divided into 6 attacking groups: The first group was tasked with seizing control of a checkpoint to the south of the town while a second group led by Abu Bakr al-Masri attacked the ‘Rashid Bnar’ entrance to Kobane, utilising a suicide-bomber to break the defences there, and allowing them to seize the entrance to the town. A third group was meant to take control of the eastern portion of the town, between Kobane and ‘Tell Abyad’, while a fourth group attacked ‘Pshtnor’ hill – the main target of the operation according to Abdul Aziz. Finally, the fifth and sixth groups were to enter the city amidst the confusion and scattered defenders. The fighters had planned to quickly spread throughout the city, only settling on a few specific points; this they described as a “seizure action plan”, after which two other armed groups from the towns of Sarin and Jarablos were to reinforce the attackers, and a third, smaller, group was to come from Turkey with additional ammunition, via the Kanye Kordan border point in the eastern part of Kobane.

    They also went on to describe how they had planned to prevent civilians from evacuating the town, adding that a high civilian presence in the city would reduce the number of airborne and artillery attacks. Thankfully, the operation didn’t turn out as planned, and the ISIS attackers were met with significant resistance, ultimately failing to achieve their objective. And yet, despite this failure, ISIS acted to ensure that the civilian death toll would be high; commenting on their indiscriminate violence during the attack, Abdul Aziz said: “we deployed in all the streets and alleys and killed everyone, whether civilian or military… In religious education centres, especially in Quranic verses classes, they were saying: ‘When you see the infidels, behead them and we believe that, even civilians who are helping YPG are infidels, and killing them is halal’ for this reason, we murdered Kobane people in order to get revenge from people who are helping the YPG.”

    https://www.almasdarnews.com/article...battle-kobane/ | Al-Masdar News

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  • arakeretzig
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    Just saw a translated video to swedish of a demostration in stockholm where they literly said "death to the armenian dogs. Death. Death. " organised by the local turkish cultural organisation. They were talking turkish. If you want to see it i will pm you a link.

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  • Haykakan
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    This is a part of a preplanned conspiracy by those who own the world. It is no accident that all these terrorist organizations are linked to USA/Israel and their Islamic allies. It was no accident that all this is attributed to the direct and indirect invasions and forced coupes. Weakening Europe to keep it under control is part of the plan. Taking away all human rights in the name of security is part of the plan. What a sad state of the world today..so sad.

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  • Azad
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    Originally posted by HyeSocialist View Post
    ... all of them are pretty isolated mentally from the rest of society.

    I lived long enough in the EU and I am very familiar with their Islamic expansionism. Cities like Marseille have a population of over 40% couscous au poulet (Arabs). It all happened in 20 some years. turks in Holland and Germany, Pakistanis in England, Moroccans, Algerians and Tunisians in France, Belgium and Switzerland … I don’t think they are “pretty isolated mentally from the rest of society” some places they are the society.

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  • HyeSocialist
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    Originally posted by Azad View Post
    Stupid Liberal EU

    In Jan 2016 a campaign of EU BS ... Brussels is safe!



    Today the Parody ... watch it at 0:30

    The ones committing the crimes are born and raised in the EU. They're largely poor, uneducated, many of them are already criminals who have been locked up and released from prison, and all of them are pretty isolated mentally from the rest of society. They're like America's mass shooters.

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  • Azad
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    Stupid Liberal EU

    In Jan 2016 a campaign of EU BS ... Brussels is safe!



    Today the Parody ... watch it at 0:30

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  • Vrej1915
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    Contents from seized Turkish vessel exposed by Lebanese media
    By News Desk -
    18/03/2016

    The Lebanese publication “Al-Akhbar” released an article on Friday that detailed a recent correspondence between the Lebanese authorities and Greek government concerning the shipment of weapons and explosives from a Turkish ship destined for Lebanon.

    Based on the information provided by Al-Akhbar, the Turkish ship contained 6,400 assault rifles, 10,000 explosive devices, and 10,000 partitions of ammonia nitrate.

    The Turkish vessel was identified as the “Cookie Boy”; it was originally docked at the Turkish port of Izmir before attempting to make its short voyage to Lebanese waters. Luckily, the Greek Coast Guard was able to stop the ship before it could reach its intended destination in Lebanon; however, several questions have been arisen since its seizure, including “who is responsible for these weapons?”

    Among the passengers on the ship were 6 Syrians, 4 Indians, and a Lebanese national; they are all currently being investigated by the Greek authorities. Turkey has attempted to deflect from this serious matter by dismissing the allegations that the Erdogan regime had any prior knowledge of this transfer.

    https://www.almasdarnews.com/article...ebanese-media/ | Al-Masdar News

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  • Haykakan
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    Originally posted by Vrej1915 View Post
    Syrian Kurds accuse Turkey of aiding sarin gas delivery to rebels after fresh chemical attacks

    10/03/2016

    In an interview with RT, a spokesman for the Kurdish YPG militia accused Turkey of providing a clear transit route for the chemical weapons that were deployed against them near the city of Aleppo on Tuesday. Syrian anti-government militants “took advantage of the ceasefire” to launch attacks against a Kurdish-controlled area near Aleppo in northern Syria, Redur Xelil told RT.

    The attackers targeted a civilian district of what was once Syria’s biggest city, and has since become a key battleground. According to Xelil, the shells emitted an “unnatural smell” and “yellow smoke” upon impact, indicating that chemical weapons were involved. “Our sources inside the rebel groups have confirmed that toxic substances were used. We also have verified information that sarin gas was delivered to them from Turkey. All signs point to the fact that these factions were using banned weapons, but we cannot access the launching area, as it is located on the front between the Turkish and rebel forces,” Xelil told RT by Skype from Rojava in Syria.

    Kurdish deputies in the Turkish parliament have previously accused Ankara of supplying Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) and other jihadist groups inside Syria with chemical weapons, which are used both in their fight against the Syrian government and to pin responsibility for their deployment on the regime of President Bashar Assad. Tuesday’s attack, which also involved phosphorus, did not result in any severe casualties.

    “This attack was a failure, but this doesn’t mean that there won’t be another one. We are convinced the enemy has improvised shells containing phosphorus and sarin gas,” said Xelil. Last month, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) accused IS of using chemical weapons against Kurdish forces throughout 2015. Reports emerged on Wednesday revealing that the jihadist group had launched a new chemical attack on the Kurdish village of Zaza in northern Iraq, in which more than 40 civilians suffered chemical burns and lung damage.

    https://www.almasdarnews.com/article...mical-attacks/ | Al-Masdar News
    Israel uses burning phosphorus shells on civilians, I bet they are supplying it via Turkey. Quick lets bomb Iraq again.

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  • Eddo211
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    Russia should bomb the hell out of the access route that a Donkey couldn't pass.......then target Turkish militants consecrations area with ISIS.

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