Ove budale će genocid napraviti u Kobaneu, ako uđu. ISIS je navodno probio linije na dva-tri mjesta, ali još se grad drži.

Erdogan zatražio ispriku od Bidena ili će “postati prošlost”

Turski predsjednik Redžep Tajip Erdogan žestoko je osudio u subotu izjave koje se pripisuju američkom potpredsjedniku Joeu Bidenu, koji je optužio saveznice svoje zemlje, među kojim je i Turska, da su financirale “teroriste” u Siriji.

- Ako je Biden izrekao takve riječi, postat će za mene prošlost. Nitko ne može optužiti Tursku da je podržavala bilo koju terorističku organizaciju u Siriji, pa ni Islamsku državu (IS) – kazao je Erdogan.

Erdogan je odgovorio novinarima u Istanbulu na pitanje postavljeno o Bidenovim izjavama koje su prenijeli turski mediji. U govoru koji je u četvrtak na Univerzitetu Harvard održao o američkoj politici na Srednjem, američki potpredsjednik je upro prstom u svoje arapske i turske saveznike zbog izravne umiješanosti, s “terorističkim grupama, u Siriji.

- Naš najveći problem su naši saveznici u regiji, Turci su veliki prijatelji, kao i Saudijci i Ujedinjeni Arapski Emirati i ostali. Ali, njihov interes je da svrgnu Bašara el-Asada i zato su podržavali rat između sunita i šiita i dali stotine milijuna dolara i desetke tisuća tona oružja svima koji pristanu na borbu protiv Asada – kazao je on, objavio je dnevni list Hurriyet Daily News.

- Strani borci nisu nikada koristili Tursku da sa svojim oružjem uđu u Siriju – odgovrio mu je šef turske države i zatražio od Joea Bidena da se “ispriča” njegovoj zemlji.

Turska je uvijek negirala podršku džihadistima iz Islamske države. Njen parlament je glasao u četvrtak za vojnu intervenciju u Siriji i Iraku protiv Islamske države, ali je još nejasno na koji način.

Ameri već neko vrijeme rade protiv Erdogana, tako da ništa čudno.

Ako padne Kobane, da li će ISIS napasti Tursku, koji su im apetiti...napadaju sve redom, hoće li to značiti frontalni sudar Turske i ISIS-a?

"Minhenska" brigada Kurda telepatski se bori sa turske strane granice:

Ako padne Kobane, da li će ISIS napasti Tursku, koji su im apetiti...napadaju sve redom, hoće li to značiti frontalni sudar Turske i ISIS-a?

Što znači "napasti Tursku". Na tursku vojsku neće nikad otovreno. Ali zato hoće noću upadati i klati preko granice. Ako ima da oni nešto mrze više od USA to su kao neke sekularne muslimanske države.

ISTANBUL — A mortar shell, fired by one of the sides fighting inside Kobani, lands in Suruç, a southeastern Turkish town located on the Turkish-Syrian border, injuring a branch chief of Turkish special forces on Saturday.

The injured branch chief is currently being treated in Suruç State Hospital.

A diplomatic rift between Turkey and the United States was patched over late Saturday after the American vice president, Joseph R. Biden Jr., officially apologized to Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, for remarks suggesting that Turkey helped facilitate the rise of the Islamic State terrorist group.

In remarks at Harvard University on Thursday, Mr. Biden said Mr. Erdogan had admitted erring in allowing foreign fighters to cross Turkey’s border into Syria, eventually leading to the formation of the group, also known as ISIS and ISIL.

Mr. Biden’s spokeswoman, Kendra Barkoff, said in an emailed statement that the two leaders spoke by phone on Saturday. “The vice president apologized for any implication that Turkey or other allies and partners in the region had intentionally supplied or facilitated the growth of ISIL or other violent extremists in Syria,” Ms. Barkoff said. “The United States greatly values the commitments and sacrifices made by our allies and partners from around the world to combat the scourge of ISIL, including Turkey.”

Earlier Saturday, Mr. Erdogan had demanded an apology, saying he had never made any such remark to Mr. Biden. “If Mr. Biden has said such a thing at Harvard, he needs to apologize to us,” Mr. Erdogan told reporters here.

Mr. Erdogan, despite widespread evidence to the contrary, denied that Turkey’s long, porous border had enabled thousands of militants to cross onto the Syrian and Iraqi battlefields since the Syrian civil war began in 2011. “Foreign fighters never crossed into Syria from our country,” Mr. Erdogan said. “They would cross into Syria from Turkey on tourist passports, but nobody can claim that they have crossed with arms.”

Speaking at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Mr. Biden said allies including Turkey, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates had extended unconditional financial and logistical support to Sunni fighters trying to oust the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad.

“President Erdogan told me,” he said, according to the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet, “ ‘You were right. We let too many people through. Now we are trying to seal the border.’

“Our allies poured hundreds of millions of dollars and tens of thousands of tons of weapons into anyone who would fight against al-Assad,” he said, including jihadists planning to join the Nusra Front and Al Qaeda.

Mr. Biden also praised the Turkish parliamentary vote on Thursday that authorized cross-border operations into Syria and Iraq to tackle militants from the Islamic State and would allow foreign forces to use Turkish territory for incursions.

“It took a while for Turkey, a Sunni nation, to figure out that ISIL was a direct and immediate threat to their well-being,” Mr. Biden was quoted as saying.

Facing mounting international criticism about lax border controls, Ankara has stepped up the sharing of intelligence with allies in recent months to update a no-entry list with 6,000 names, government officials say.