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Turkey will respond more harshly if attacks continue: Chief of General Staff
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This is confusing. Assad said that he apologized for the mortar earlier and that he does not want war with Turkey.
The Syrian military is acting under orders from Assad, so they would not be provoking a war with Turkey.
The Syrian rebels, however, who want to overthrow Assad, would have reason to provoke Turkey in order to have the country invaded and have Assad thrown out.
Yet Turkey is acting as though it is Assad himself who is provoking them and not a few rebels on the border.
I just don't get it....am I even close to being right? Can anybody clear this up?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 25262585
No, Syria denies apologising to Turkey over cross-border incident
Syria has clarified that it condoled the deaths of innocent civilians in Wednesday’s cross-border mortar fire incident but had not apologised to Turkey as it was yet to ascertain the identity of those who had carried out the attack.
Syria’s permanent representative to the United Nations Security Council Bashar Al-Jafari told the El-Nashra website on Thursday that the Syrian government had not send any apology letter to the Turkish government.[link to www.thehindu.com] ok, thanks for clarifying. My question remains...who is shooting the mortars into Turkey? The Syrian military or the rebels...or just a few bored Kurds trying to stir up some shit? Don't forget the Turks themselves. To give a pretext to Nato to achieve Assad.
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