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BRKG; US going in for next step? NATO explores places for Patriots in Turkey. US-led-NATO intervention begins in Syria!
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[quote:Defcon-Dutchie:MV8yMDYwNDQwXzM0Njk3Njk4XzkxMkZDRjU4] [b]Middle East in high suspense for Gaza operation sequels [/b] While Israel’s Pillar of Cloud was still in full spate over the Gaza Strip and southern Israel, the United States, Russia, Iran, Israel and Turkey were each respectively putting their next moves in place in a broader radius, America acted to shore up its naval and Marine forces in the region. Washington gave its approval for NATO to post Patriot anti-missile batteries in Turkey opposite the Syrian border together with advanced AWACs electronic warning aircraft. Both weapons systems are to be manned by US military crews. Next, the USS Iwo Jima Amphibious Ready Group took up position opposite the Israeli and Syrian shores, adding another section to the menacing ring forming around Syria. Read more;http://www.debka.com/article/22560/Middle-East-in-high-suspense-for-Gaza-operation-sequels [/quote]
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Russia warns Turkey against deploying Patriot missiles
Russia on Thursday warned Turkey against deploying surface-to-air Patriot missiles to protect its troubled border with Syria, saying it should instead use its influence to help broker peace in the war-torn country.
“The militarisation of the Syrian-Turkish border is of course a worrying sign,” foreign ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said, adding Turkey should help the two conflicting sides to start a dialogue.
Nato ambassadors met on Wednesday to consider a Turkish request for the deployment of Patriot missiles near its border with Syria
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