Turkey about to invade Syria ?

Jordan as well...

Zaid Benjamin ‏@zaidbenjamin 3m3 minutes ago
#Jordan is preparing to set up a security zone in southern #Syria to prevent a jihadi victory in the area - FT

Oh yea, Israel too...

Thread: Israel mulls 'buffer zone' inside Syria

Iran has a mutual defense pact with Syria....

This is war with Iran via the back door!

They already did, Daesh is a Turkish proxy.

Daesh is one thing, but Turkish troops occupying a large area of Syria, could very well start a large regional conflict.

Iran/Syria/Hezzbollah backed by Russia and China vs the lunatic brigade

Russia is about to invade them all

welcome to joel 3 world!

The west created the Ukraine dabacle, to keep the Russians out of the long overdue planned invasion of Syria.

Couple of weeks old, and has to be taken with a pinch of salt, but anyways....


SYRIAN-IRANIAN MUTUAL DEFENSE PACT TRIGGERED BY ERDOGHAN’S INVASION; ANNOUNCEMENT COMING SHORTLY FROM TEHERAN AND DAMASCUS

[link to www.syrianperspective.com]

They have to act soon as IS are already set up in the Golan Hights, and have controll of most most of the original borders from Turky ect.

People have been debating which country (Russia, Turkey)is part of Gog Magog as well as other middle eastern countries (maybe isis and the shia factions?).

But it appears to be Turkey, still too early to tell though. Russia's behavior lately could indicate Russia because its support of Assad.

ISIS been operating along much of the Syrian border for years, and several Israeli airstrikes have only helped to re-enforce the Jihadists positions.

Not once, has Israel attacked the so called Islamic state!

Funny that

Woooosh!

Went way over my head mate.....

Open Letter to President Obama on the Turkish Complicity in the Islamic State’s Second Assault on Kobani

Mr. President, it is on the basis of this background that we are concerned and feel that the Turkish government is likely to be implicated in the recent attack on Kobani. This cowardly suicide mission ensued the recent military victory of Kurdish and some Syrian opposition forces aided by the U.S air strikes in Tal Abyad (Gire Spi in Kurdish) , a victory that Mr. Erdogan has found worrisome and threatening as it cut off a main supply line between Turkey and the Islamic State’s stronghold of Raqqah.

Mr. President we are encouraged by the US government’s support for the Kurdish forces that have proven to be the most reliable and resilient ally in the fight against terrorism. Despite irrefutable evidence about the Turkish complicity in supplying and delivering logistic and military aid to the radical Jihadists such as AL-Nusra and ISIS, neither the U.S government nor the international community has taken any meaningful and decisive action to counter and denounce such a role. As Mr. Kerry stated in releasing the 2014 US Country Report on Human Rights Practices “ terrorism is a grave threat to human rights…” Turkey in defiance of all international laws and conventions, has not only directly and indirectly refused to play any active and transparent role in fighting or facilitating the war against terrorism, it has negotiated with ISIS and lent them military and logistic support. As long as our government does not address the Turkish dubious role, ironically a NATO member, the ubiquitous threat of ISIS terrorism will not diminish.

Mr. President, in the same spirit that the latest Country Report reflects the American sensitivity to human rights by highlighting draconian restrictions against fundamental freedoms in Turkey including discriminatory practices against Kurds and other minorities, we must denounce any dealings with Islamic State and hold those who recognize and help them accountable if extremism is to be “degraded and defeated”. A statement by the US government and a resolution by the U.N would compel the Turkish government to reconsider supporting Islamist and Jihadist groups that continue to be an existential threat to minorities and regional and global peace everywhere as we have witnessed in recent days.

Cordially

Dr. Amir Sharifi
Kurdish Human Rights Advocacy Group

fULL TEXT.... [link to ekurd.net]

Turkish forces deploy armored vehicles near Syrian borders

[link to www.kuna.net.kw]

Turkey summons commanders to discuss Syria intervention: report


The Turkish army has called a meeting of troop commanders stationed along its fortified border with Syria to discuss a possible intervention in Syria, the Hurriyet newspaper reported on Sunday.

Turkey has boosted its military defenses on the volatile border over the past week, stationing tanks and anti-aircraft missiles there as well as bolstering troop numbers, as fighting between Islamist-led groups and Syrian regime forces in the northern city of Aleppo has intensified.

The Turkish build-up has fed speculation that the government is planning to intervene in Syria to push Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) jihadists back from the border and halt the advance of Kurdish forces who have made gains against the extremists in the area.

Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Thursday ruled out any prospect of an immediate intervention in Syria.

Bur Hurriyet said on Sunday that the Turkish Armed Forces had ordered all commanders of troops stationed along the border to attend a meeting at military headquarters in Ankara next week to discuss the details of such an operation.

[link to english.alarabiya.net]

there are many volunteer American soldiers there helping the Kurds..

So Turkey will now be Murdering our US Soldiers.

Turks, Kurds in Syria border
clash, NGO says


A deadly firefight reportedly erupted overnight between Turkish army troops and Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) fighters along the Turkish-Syrian border as Turkey continued to mobilize troops for a possible ground incursion into Syria.

“Clashes took place between YPG fighters on one side and members of the Turkish army on the other after Sunday midnight near to the Tel Abyad border crossing,” the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported Monday morning.

“Meanwhile, sources from the area told the Observatory clashes took place between the two sides, [and] with militants who tried to cross the border.”

[link to now.mmedia.me (secure)]