US Tells Turkey It Doesn’t Want War with Russia Over Syria
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- Published on Mar 4, 2016
The United States has informed Turkey it does not want a nuclear war with Russia over Syria, American political analyst E. Michael Jones says.
– - Unofficial White House statements: “But, of course, if Turkey wants to go it alone (with Saudis, Israel, Qatar, Pakistan, Jordan …) without any US and NATO involvement, we will not discourage it (wink wink).”
– - The western Illuminati, once again, duplicitous and unreliable. Of course, they want war. In this case via their proxies. The serpents are playing both sides in a war, as usual.
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Pentagon Approves ‘Bunker Buster’ Smart Bombs Sale To Turkey For Fight Against Kurds
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The Pentagon approved a deal Tuesday to sell nearly $700 million worth of smart bombs to Turkey through its Foreign Military Sales scheme. The sale comes at a pivotal time for Ankara’s military, which continues to be heavily involved in attacking the military arm of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in northern Iraq.
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“The deal came timely, as we are deeply engaged in asymmetrical warfare and need smart bombs,” a Turkish military official told Defense News. Turkey intensified its efforts against the Kurdish militants after they canceled a two-year-long ceasefire in July. Turkey will also be keen to ensure it is adequately armed, given its continued standoff with Russia over military action in Syria. Turkey in November shot down a Russian jet that allegedly strayed across the border into its territory from Syria.
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Turkey’s Erdogan denounces US support for Syrian Kurds
by http://www.bbc.com/news , 10 Feb 2016
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has lashed out at the US over its support for Syria’s main Kurdish group. The failure to recognise the Democratic Union Party (PYD) as a terrorist group was creating a “sea of blood”, he said. Turkey says the PYD, on which the US relies to battle so-called Islamic State in Syria, is an offshoot of the banned Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).
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