FF ALERT: Provoking Turkey to Attack Syria to Jump-start War
Optimus:
Downed Turkish jet prompts fears of Syrian confrontation
A Turkish fighter jet crashed into the waters off Syria on Friday, triggering fears of a confrontation between Nato and the Assad regime amid allegations that it had been shot down.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/9350341/Downed-Turkish-jet-prompts-fears-of-Syrian-confrontation.html
Syrian security forces 'shoot down Turkish fighter jet' over Mediterranean Sea
F4 jet disappeared over eastern Mediterranean Sea near Syrian border
Turkish PM Erdogan said it is unclear what happened to the jet
A search and rescue operation has been launched to look for two pilots
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2163281/Turkish-military-F-4-plane-vanishes-near-Syria-border-Mediterranean-Sea.html#ixzz1yYhURUTN
Confusion surrounds fate of Turkish fighter missing close to Syria
Confusion surrounds the fate of a Turkish fighter missing over the Mediterranean.
Earlier reports suggested Syrian air defences shot the plane down.
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said he had no information as to how the plane went down but investigations are continuing:
http://www.euronews.com/2012/06/22/confusion-surrounds-fate-of-turkish-fighter-missing-close-to-syria/
Optimus:
Downed Turkish Jet Will Be Used By West to Draw Turkey Into Bilderberg and NATO’s Plan
http://www.infowars.com/downed-turkish-jet-will-be-used-by-west-to-draw-turkey-into-bilderberg-and-natos-plan/
Patrick Henningsen
Infowars.com
June 22, 2012
Details regarding today’s reports of a Turkish Jet which lost contact with air traffic control over Syrian airspace and crashed into Syrian territorial waters, are still unclear.
It is not known whether the jet was shot down or not.
According RT, Turkish President Erdogan “did not confirm reports that Damascus had apologized for shooting down the plane”. Turkey has so far refrained from giving any information the two pilots, who are said to have been rescued earlier. More information is expected to be released after a security meeting scheduled for this evening.
If the West and NATO is to enforce a Libya-style ‘no fly-zone’ in Syria, then Turkey would be the tool of choice to run such an operation. In addition, the Syrian Air Force is considering bombing raids as part of their fight against insurgents and al-Qaida terrorists north of Aleppo – who have been using Turkey as refuge from the Syrian Army.
Syrian National Council representative Bassma Kodmani was in attendance at this year’s Bilderberg Meeting in Chantilly, VA, another indication that the West’s plans for Syrian regime change and later balkanization – have already been signed off. Kodmani is the Head of Foreign Affairs with the SNC, a coalition of Syrian opposition groups based in Istanbul, Turkey. Clearly, an external agenda is set regarding the destiny of that country.
For full analysis on today’s events, watch this breaking report:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfmRxOQ9Dq0&feature=player_embedded
chris jones:
Yes, FF ,and what else do they have on the table.
Baihuigau:
Interesting enough only time you dip very low to the map of the earth is when you do not want radar or sams to pick you up, so only method is aa artilery, it could also be the plane was having issues by i doubt it, turkey uses f4`s for recon, wonder what turkey was doing recon of.
Optimus:
Turkey vows action against Syria for downing jet
By SUZAN FRASER
Associated Press
Posted: 06/23/2012 06:33:57 AM PDT
Updated: 06/23/2012 06:33:58 AM PDT
ANKARA, Turkey -- Turkey will take retaliatory steps against Syria for the downing of a Turkish military jet, President Abdullah Gul said Saturday, even as he suggested that the aircraft may have unintentionally violated Syrian airspace.
It was not clear if Gul was suggesting military retaliation, increased sanctions against Syria or other possible steps, including demands for an apology, and his aide would not comment on his words. But Faruk Celik, Turkey's Labor and Social Security Minister, said Turkey would retaliate "either in the diplomatic field or give other types of response."
"Even if we assume that there was a violation of Syria's airspace -- though the situation is still not clear -- the Syrian response cannot be to bring down the plane," Celik told reporters.
"The incident is unacceptable," he said. "Turkey cannot endure it in silence."
Syria said Friday its forces had shot down a Turkish military plane that entered its air space. The plane, an unarmed F-4, went down in the Mediterranean Sea about 8 miles (13 kilometers) from the Syrian town of Latakia, Turkey said.
More: http://www.mercurynews.com/nation-world/ci_20924176/turkey-vows-action-against-syria-downing-jet
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