Turkey requests emergency meeting of NATO

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Would you help now he has released more invaders into Greece?

Would you help now he has released more invaders into Greece?

“How Do You Solve a Problem Like Erdogan?”

They will say they've been attacked and that "an attack on one is an attack on all" as per the NATO mantra

That aint going to work . As i understand it , only if a NATO country is attacked directly .
Having your troops attacked in another country because you decide to get involved in a foreign war is not a valid reason for NATO to come to Turkeys aid ...

NATO convenes urgent session as Turkey calls for no-fly zone over northern Syria after airstrikes kill 33 Turkish troops

Ambassadors from all 29 NATO nations met in emergency session in Brussels this morning, after Turkey invoked Article 4 of the alliance treaty. “Under Article 4 of the Treaty, any ally can request consultations whenever, in the opinion of any of them, their territorial integrity, political independence or security is threatened,” NATO said in a statement.

Turkey is calling on world powers to impose a no-fly zone over northern Syria after regime airstrikes in the Idlib region killed 33 Turkish troops Thursday, and worsened a humanitarian crisis that has displaced hundreds of thousands of people. It’s the highest death toll for Turkish forces since they first moved into Syria in 2016.

Turkey has been trying to block the Russian-backed Syrian government offensive which is aimed at capturing the last major rebel stronghold. The brutal military campaign has targeted hospitals and schools, and has worsened the misery of thousands of civilians fleeing the fighting.

NO-FLY, NO GO: When NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg emerged from the meeting shortly after 6 a.m. Washington time, he made no mention of any no-fly zone, but said the NATO allies expressed their “full solidarity” and condemned “the continued indiscriminate airstrikes by the Syrian regime and Russia in Idlib province.”

RUSSIA DENIES ROLE: The Russian Defence Ministry claimed Turkish troops were hit by artillery fire, not airstrikes, and said the Turkish forces were collocated with rebel fighters and “shouldn’t have been there.”

The Russian news agency RIA said Turkey had failed to notify Moscow of the presence of Turkish troops in the area despite being in regular communication with the Russian military.

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Does Turkey even border the Atlantic ocean? Why are they in NATO?

“How Do You Solve a Problem Like Erdogan?”

Would you help now he has released more invaders into Greece?

because they have great strategic, geographical __cpLocation, close to Russia, warm waters, energy crossroad, USA has its defensive shield there, nukes directed at East etc.

As a member of NATO during the Cold War it was a geopolitical asset to the Western bloc as a strong ally in close proximity to the Soviet Union. With the fall of the Warsaw Pact, this consideration disappeared. However, Turkey has regained its geopolitical importance for other reasons. One of these is its __cpLocation between large energy markets and major energy producers. Though it lacks its own significant mineral reserves,1 it has strategic advantages for energy transit as it lies between the Middle East, Russia and the Caucasus and the large energy markets of Europe and the West.


It is bordered by the Aegean Region to the west, the Central Anatolia Region to the north, the Eastern Anatolia Region to the northeast, the Southeastern Anatolia Region to the east, Syria to the southeast, and the Mediterranean Sea to the south.

Turkey lies on two continents, European and Asian

because they have great strategic, geographical location, close to Russia, warm waters, energy crossroad, USA has its defensive shield there, nukes directed at East etc.

As a member of NATO during the Cold War it was a geopolitical asset to the Western bloc as a strong ally in close proximity to the Soviet Union. With the fall of the Warsaw Pact, this consideration disappeared. However, Turkey has regained its geopolitical importance for other reasons. One of these is its location between large energy markets and major energy producers. Though it lacks its own significant mineral reserves,1 it has strategic advantages for energy transit as it lies between the Middle East, Russia and the Caucasus and the large energy markets of Europe and the West.

Bet they wish they hadn’t said no when we needed they’re help.... [link to www.worldbulletin.net (secure)]

Absolutely garbage answer for a non atlantic entity to be involved in the north atlantic treaty organization.

Fuck these muzzsclums