Breaking: Turkey and Syria exchange serious threats

For potential real DOOM!

Wow this seems to be for real!

Do you think a war will break out to take focus of the economic problems?

Will Iran get involved?

I heard Saudi king have also recalled his ambassador to Syria...Does he know a war will break out??

This seems serious!!

5 stars and pin!

Turkey is just another of Israel's bitch. they did nothing when Israel killed their people. Lots of media theater but kissed zionist ass behind the scenes. Turkey another big zionist settlement, little else.

If Turkey invades syria from the rear, will it use greece?

That makes it more or less dangerous situation?!

:colorbump:

This does look like a very dangerous situation.

WWIII

and so it begins...maybe.

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Russia has at least one navy base in Syria.



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What? That I did not know....Even bigger DOOM, Syria-Iran-Russia against Nato?

What will China do?

Russia has had a navy base at Tartus, Syria since USSR days.

Also, the Russian navy uses other Syrian ports.


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naah they said that WEEKS ago, remember the one week ultiatum? what happened? NOTHING!
turkey just talk

They're waiting for the right time. If stocks really do tank in America on Monday expect action by Turkey on Tuesday/Wednesday.

World needs a war look what the 2 world war did for the USA

US is obviously agitating behind the scenes to ultimately get a war with Iran. Needs to do this by proxy with Syria.

Just 'cos Turkey shares a border, it has no right to make a military intervention, thereby encroaching on the sovereignty of another nation. The people of Syria have to make their own determination as to the system of government that they want to live under - if they wnat and are prepared for matyrdom to change their own country that is up to them.

US is behind this and it's sick.

Just waint and see if Turkish FM gets assassinated whilst in Syria, - that could trigger the beginning of the end.

Saudi Arabia Withdraws Ambassador From Syria -- Al Jazeera


[link to warnewsupdates.blogspot.com]

Turkey confirms seizure of Iranian arms shipment to Syria - Turkish diplomatic sources have confirmed that an arms shipment from Iran to Syria was intercepted by Turkey. = The report also said a search of the Iranian YasAir Cargo Airlines Ilyushin-76 revealed a number of “prohibited military items” -- 60 Kalashnikov AK-47 assault rifles, 14 BKC/Bixi machine guns, nearly 8,000 rounds of BKC/AK-47 ammunition, 560 60 mm mortar shells and 1,288 120 mm mortar shells.

[link to www.todayszaman.com]

Assad toughs it out against US-Turkish ultimatum to halt military crackdown - As his tanks and artillery stormed the eastern Syrian town of Deir al-Zour, killing 100 civilians in one day, the US and Turkey Sunday night, Aug. 7 began to turn the screw on President Bashar Assad: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asked Turkey's foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu to press Syria to "return its military to the barracks," during his visit to Syria Tuesday. However, the Syrian ruler with backing from Tehran spurned the ultimatum even before the Turkish minister reached Damascus. "He will be given an even tougher message to take home," said one of Assad's top advisers. Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan decided to send his foreign minister Ahmed Davutoglu to Damascus Tuesday, Aug. 9, after declaring Saturday that Turkey's patience with its neighbor "was running thin and his country could not remain a bystander to the violence… but must do what is necessary."
Davutoglu will "deliver our message in a more determined way," said Erdogan. "…a new process will take shape according to their response and actions." "We do not see Syria as a foreign problem, Syria is our domestic problem because we have a 850-kilometer border with this country, we have historical and cultural ties, we have kinship," Erdogan said. This was the last warning from Ankara – and therefore NATO – that Turkey was about to intervene militarily in Syria, after maintain army units on the Syrian border for weeks. Friday, Aug. 5, Russia's NATO ambassador Dmitry Rogozin accused NATO, of which Turkey is a member, of planning a military campaign against Syria to help overthrow the Assad regime "with the long-reaching goal of preparing a beachhead for an attack on Iran."

[link to www.debka.com]

Not long now...

If any military intervention happens, I think Saudi Arabia will join Turkey aswell, then Iran will have to take side, when this happens, Israel will have the best opportunity to attack Iran's facilities, then WW3 follows.

if any military intervention on Syria happens, it will be not like Lybya or Iraq, all hell will break loose.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan chaired on Monday a security meeting to address Syrian developments, Al-Jazeera television reported.

“The purpose of the meeting is to discuss Syria’s situation,” the report said as the crackdown on anti-regime protests has been ongoing in Syria since mid-March.

The television channel added that Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkish Defense Minister Ismet Yilmaz and several security officials took part in the meeting. However, it did not elaborate further

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan chaired on Monday a security meeting to address Syrian developments, Al-Jazeera television reported.

“The purpose of the meeting is to discuss Syria’s situation,” the report said as the crackdown on anti-regime protests has been ongoing in Syria since mid-March.

The television channel added that Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkish Defense Minister Ismet Yilmaz and several security officials took part in the meeting. However, it did not elaborate further

^^THIS^^

Syria?

The country that had it's nuclear ambitions wiped off the map by Israel in a surgical aerial strike, and they didn't say boo?

That 'Syria'?



[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Last minute news, Kuwait recalls its ambassador aswell.

Turkey is set to deliver a final warning to Syria that it must end the bloodshed sweeping the country and introduce reforms or Ankara will join "international measures" against the regime, the Turkish press has reported.

[link to www.euractiv.com]