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Moment hundreds of desperate Syrian refugees are frogmarched back to face death as Turkish troops look on helplessly from the border
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ees-fleeing-Turkish-border.html#ixzz3d2ZIxCQP
Kansloos volk die Turken.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ees-fleeing-Turkish-border.html#ixzz3d2ZIxCQP
Kansloos volk die Turken.
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De Turken hebben al meer dan 2 miljoen Syriërs opgevangen sinds het conflict is begonnen, ergens moet er toch een lijn getrokken worden?
En laat ik maar niet beginnen over de kansloosheid van de EU wat vluchtelingen betreft
dat gaat way beyond
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mooi gezegd. Maw dus ook niet bashen op de Turken. Want het is 'hun probleem niet'.
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Inderdaad. Turkije zit nu nog zonder regering, does Turkije kan nu niks ondernemen. Maar zoals er nu er naar uit ziet, gaat de AK partij van erdogan een coalitie vormen met de ultra-nationalisten. Ak partij wilt graag een coalitie vormen met ze en de nationalisten hebben als eis (er zijn meerdere) dat er wat betreft Syrië en de Koerdische opmars daaarzo heel ander soort politiek gevoerd moet worden. Hopelijk zullen ze een invasie plegen en daar een Turk corridor maken ipv een Koerdische, aangezien noord Syrië etnisch gezien voornamelijk uit Arabieren bestaat...
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ISIS has clearly dominated al-Qaeda over the past year. Al-Qaeda couldn’t even release a confirmation video in a timely fashion when handed a success as the Kouachi brothers announced al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula was responsible for the Hebdo assassination. Al-Qaeda is most certainly a distant number two in jihadi circles. A few observations of this year’s assessment (Figure 9) of the ISIS versus al Qaeda split as compared to last year’s evaluation (Figure 4).
ISIS has clearly dominated al-Qaeda over the past year. Al-Qaeda couldn’t even release a confirmation video in a timely fashion when handed a success as the Kouachi brothers announced al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula was responsible for the Hebdo assassination. Al-Qaeda is most certainly a distant number two in jihadi circles. A few observations of this year’s assessment (Figure 9) of the ISIS versus al Qaeda split as compared to last year’s evaluation (Figure 4).
- Proliferation, More circles, More groups: ISIS's rise has created a break up of groups around the world into smaller clusters. Some see this as a more dangerous world of terrorists, but more small groups can also lead to problems for both al-Qaeda and ISIS leading to a general jihadi burnout. A separate post will discuss this.
- Diffusion: A year ago, the overlap between al-Qaeda affiliates was significant, but communication has broken down even further. We’ve learned just a couple of weeks ago that al-Shabaab in Somalia hasn’t heard from al-Qaeda in a long time. When there have been communiqués, they have come more from AQAP who appears to be the critical link with remaining al-Qaeda in the islamic Maghreb members and the remaining core of al-Qaeda globally.
- Syria Shift: ISIS is the dominant player now in Syria, whereas last year, ISIS and Nusra were on a similar footing, and Ahrar al Sham was being courted by al-Qaeda. This year, Ahrar al-Sham hardly exists.
- Reigniting the periphery: After 9/11, terrorism analysts went to great lengths to link all extremist groups from Southeast Asia to North Africa under al-Qaeda’s orbit. Al-Qaeda’s connections to these peripheral groups faded with each passing year. Today, ISIS receives pledges from groups of unknown guys around the world in all regions, and has ignited peripheral jihadi factions globally.
Te dom om los te lopen dat volk. Onderling gaan vechten terwijl ze nog een gezamenlijke vijand hebben.
12 victims, 12 masked executioners: ISIS beheads a dozen men accused of fighting for Al Qaeda in new sickening video
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-Qaeda-new-sickening-video.html#ixzz3e6yyDpB6
12 victims, 12 masked executioners: ISIS beheads a dozen men accused of fighting for Al Qaeda in new sickening video
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-Qaeda-new-sickening-video.html#ixzz3e6yyDpB6
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http://nos.nl/artikel/2043580-zeker-146-burgerdoden-in-kobani.html
IS is gisteren de 6 maanden geleden verloren stad Kobani binnengevallen en nog steeds is er veel onrust in Kobani waar nog IS groepjes zitten.
IS is gisteren de 6 maanden geleden verloren stad Kobani binnengevallen en nog steeds is er veel onrust in Kobani waar nog IS groepjes zitten.
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The Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) asked Prime MinisterAhmet Davutoğlu for written orders when he ordered them to intervene in Jarabulus, a Syrian city near the Turkish border, but Davutoğlu argued that the existing authority of the TSK would be sufficient, which resulted in inaction on the plan, a columnist has claimed.
Yeniçağ daily columnist Ahmet Takan wrote on Friday that an intervention in Jarabulus was brought to the agenda by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Davutoğlu during the recent security meeting, called the “Crisis in Syria” meeting, but Foreign Ministry diplomats, as well the TSK, stood against Erdoğan and Davutoğlu on the grounds that such a military operation should be carried out in collaboration with the US and Syrian opposition forces. The diplomats also raised concerns that Russia and Iran should be consulted prior to the launch of a military operation, as well as the Syrian regime.
Takan claimed that the TSK said they would not hesitate to enter Jarabulus if the government ordered it, but any military operation should be planned properly, while the diplomats suggested that a new government, which will be formed in the coming days by the political parties in Parliament in line with the results of the June 7 general election, should make such a decision.
However, Davutoğlu insisted on an operation being launched in the town, in the face of the resistance from the TSK, which asked for a written order. Davutoğlu said that the TSK had previously been authorized to carry out a cross-border operation into Syria, Takan wrote.
The same diplomats also warned Erdoğan and Davutoğlu about possible risks that might stem from a potential military operation in Syria, since the TSK may encounter not only Kurdish military elements like the Democratic Union Party (PYD) or the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), or the extremist Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), but also forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, according to Takan.
These diplomats stressed that any military operation that went forward without the required consultations with international elements currently playing a role in the Syrian conflict, and the justification for such an intervention being prepared in detail, would harm relations with the US, Takan wrote.
Like the diplomats, the high-ranking commanders from the TSK present at the meeting recalled the Süleyman Şah operation in which the tomb of Süleyman Şah -- the grandfather of the founder of the Ottoman Empire -- in northern Syria was moved to a relatively safer location inside Syria to Turkish territory in February. There was significant public criticism of the operation. The TSK commanders reportedly suggested to Davutoğlu that the new prime minister make such an order after the new government is formed.
Bron: Today's zaman
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Het wordt een moeilijke tijd voor alle partijen in Syrië..
Yeniçağ daily columnist Ahmet Takan wrote on Friday that an intervention in Jarabulus was brought to the agenda by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Davutoğlu during the recent security meeting, called the “Crisis in Syria” meeting, but Foreign Ministry diplomats, as well the TSK, stood against Erdoğan and Davutoğlu on the grounds that such a military operation should be carried out in collaboration with the US and Syrian opposition forces. The diplomats also raised concerns that Russia and Iran should be consulted prior to the launch of a military operation, as well as the Syrian regime.
Takan claimed that the TSK said they would not hesitate to enter Jarabulus if the government ordered it, but any military operation should be planned properly, while the diplomats suggested that a new government, which will be formed in the coming days by the political parties in Parliament in line with the results of the June 7 general election, should make such a decision.
However, Davutoğlu insisted on an operation being launched in the town, in the face of the resistance from the TSK, which asked for a written order. Davutoğlu said that the TSK had previously been authorized to carry out a cross-border operation into Syria, Takan wrote.
The same diplomats also warned Erdoğan and Davutoğlu about possible risks that might stem from a potential military operation in Syria, since the TSK may encounter not only Kurdish military elements like the Democratic Union Party (PYD) or the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), or the extremist Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), but also forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, according to Takan.
These diplomats stressed that any military operation that went forward without the required consultations with international elements currently playing a role in the Syrian conflict, and the justification for such an intervention being prepared in detail, would harm relations with the US, Takan wrote.
Like the diplomats, the high-ranking commanders from the TSK present at the meeting recalled the Süleyman Şah operation in which the tomb of Süleyman Şah -- the grandfather of the founder of the Ottoman Empire -- in northern Syria was moved to a relatively safer location inside Syria to Turkish territory in February. There was significant public criticism of the operation. The TSK commanders reportedly suggested to Davutoğlu that the new prime minister make such an order after the new government is formed.
Bron: Today's zaman
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Het wordt een moeilijke tijd voor alle partijen in Syrië..
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Erdogan: 'Zal oprichting Koerdische staat in Syrië niet aanvaarden'
De Turkse president Recep Tayyip Erdogan is niet blij met de veroveringen op Islamitische Staat door de Koerden in het noorden van Syrië. 'Turkije zal nooit de oprichting van een Koerdische staat vlak bij Turkije aanvaarden', waarschuwde hij.
http://www.knack.be/nieuws/wereld/e...ie-niet-aanvaarden/article-normal-582355.html
De Turkse president Recep Tayyip Erdogan is niet blij met de veroveringen op Islamitische Staat door de Koerden in het noorden van Syrië. 'Turkije zal nooit de oprichting van een Koerdische staat vlak bij Turkije aanvaarden', waarschuwde hij.
http://www.knack.be/nieuws/wereld/e...ie-niet-aanvaarden/article-normal-582355.html
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