DISCLOSURE: Sourced from Russian government funded media
UPDATE: Further reports say that the targeted convoy was consisting of both Turkish-backed militants and Turkish troops. No Turkish personnel were injured. (lying denial)
Late on February 10, unidentified warplanes struck positions of the Turkish Army at the Base 46 area, near the town of Atarib in western Aleppo, according to sources close to Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (formerly the Syrian branch of al-Qaeda) and other ‘moderate opposition’ groups.
These reports remain unconfirmed.
A Turkish Army Convoy has been targeted at 46th Regiment by Airstrikes
— ثائراً سوريا (@AbdoZehn) February 10, 2020
The supposed airstrikes followed another round of escalation between the Syrian Army and the Turkish Armed Forces in the province of Idlib. The Turkish side tried to provide direct military support to Hayat Tahrir al-Sham militants attacking Saraqib but got several artillery strikes to its forces at Taftanaz Military Airbase. After this, Ankara announced another decisive PR victory over the Assad regime and once again declared its commitment to the political solution of the conflict.
Unidentified Warplanes Reportedly Struck Turkish Positions Near Syria’s Atarib (UPDATED)
Source: SouthFront
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Russians nor americans nor anglo-sax.. they are way too kind and understanding, cause they r way too smaart to know that innocent r not guilty for political games, So don’t confuse them with english speaking monsters in human forms who’s willing to killl innocents for illusionary fake freedoms n $40K a year…
Erdogan is dangerous for his unpredictability. We remember how he abruptly rushed to Europe at NATO headquarters, after our downed plane. All his further actions are extremely illogical and contradictory. Permanent meetings with Putin, negotiations, contracts. But in the end, constant confrontation. Erdogan is a person with a sense of impaired dignity. He plays the Sultan, but understands that he does not have allies. Eastern mentality is different from ours. We in Russia know the price of Turkish words. Trust, but verify, keep them in sight.
Teach these Turkeys, it doesn’t pay to backstab the Russians… again.
It’s hard to identify a plane in the sky when your kissing your butt goodbye laying in a ditch ?
I’m going to take that as yes and long over due.
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