Sirija vol. 2
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Benjo34
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#128576 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Davno sam rekao, ako neko misli da će SAD se okrenut protiv Turske zbog Kurda zeznuo se. Turci su najvažniji Američki saveznik uz Britance, ali žalosno što se ovo Kurdima desilo
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sumirprimus
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#128577 Re: Sirija vol. 2
A jest se kiki lozio to su ponjave i ponjave postova bile o velikom kurdistanu biji nadmoc i to.moralo je doc na naplatuThe 51st State wrote:a sta mislis dzebanu i oruzje nako davali.sumirprimus wrote:Stq ovo trump veli borili su se kurdi uz nas al su i masno placeni? Wtf i oni placenici?
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#128578 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Već vidim kako se vraćaju na temu poraženi, sad će vaskrsnut i bin laden sa dna oceana
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sumirprimus
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#128579 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Bit ce covic opet precjednik opet prec jednik opet precjednik
Aluminija
Cuj bin laden i porazeni

E al porazeni
ti di lafo pobjednik tom analogijom jer nqvijas za putina i asada na jednom nebitnom forumu? 
Aluminija
Cuj bin laden i porazeni
E al porazeni
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#128581 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Jašta san desna ruka Putina a liva Lukašenka 
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sumirprimus
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#128582 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Jami zvizge.
Tacno ko sto si napiso porazeni i bin laden
Klix djihatlije
Pusti kikiju ove trenutke forumske slave
Tacno ko sto si napiso porazeni i bin laden
Klix djihatlije
Pusti kikiju ove trenutke forumske slave
- insomnia78
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#128583 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Nije prvi. I kolega djeneral mu je odmah prsluk sa dinamitom navlacio na sagovornikesumirprimus wrote:Jami zvizge.
Tacno ko sto si napiso porazeni i bin laden![]()
Klix djihatlije![]()
Pusti kikiju ove trenutke forumske slave
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sumirprimus
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#128584 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Ma samo se izmaknut i pustit kikija..
Al ako erdogan i sad sjebe

Al ako erdogan i sad sjebe
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#128585 Re: Sirija vol. 2
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/world/tr ... spartandhp
US President Donald Trump said on Monday he was done with "ridiculous endless war" as he gave the green light for a long-threatened Turkish assault on Kurdish-held Syria, effectively abandoning its allies who fought Isil.
The US had for months been working with Turkey to try to create a buffer zone along its border with northern Syria between the Turkish military and Kurdish forces, which Ankara sees as terrorists.
Turkey has repeatedly criticised its slow implementation and threatened a unilateral assault, but until now the US had refused to stand aside.
"The Kurds fought with us, but were paid massive amounts of money and equipment to do so. They have been fighting Turkey for decades," Mr Trump said in a series of irate tweets.
"Turkey, Europe, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Russia and the Kurds will now have to figure the situation out."
US Republicans and Democrats had warned such an offensive on the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG), which lost 11,000 troops in the battle against Isil, could lead to a massacre of Kurds and send a worrying message to American allies across the world.
The US began pulling back some of its 1,000 troops from border towns Tel Abyad and Ras al-Ayn on Monday, and has said it will potentially depart the country should widespread fighting break out.
The announcement, first made by the White House overnight on Sunday, appeared to take both the Kurds and US coalition forces, which had been carrying out joint patrols with Turkey on the ground, completely by surprise.
Kurdish sources say they were acting in good faith trying to establish a security mechanism with the US to placate Turkey, but now felt that Ankara had been using it as a cover for reconnaissance.
Mustafa Bali, spokesman for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), tweeted: "We are not expecting the US to protect NE #Syria. But people here are owed an explanation regarding security mechanism deal, destruction of fortifications and failure of US to fulfill their commitments."
The White House statement was released after a phone call between US President Donald Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday night.
Mr Erdogan had reportedly assured the US president that Ankara would take over the detention of Isil militants captured by the SDF, on the battlefield.
The Kurds have been holding thousands of Syrian and thousands more foreign Isil suspects in prisons and camps across the north of the country.
Mr Trump has repeatedly asked countries under the US-led coalition against Isil to repatriate their citizens. However, the UK, France, Germany, and other allies have so far refused.
“The United States will not hold them for what could be many years and great cost to the United States taxpayer,” the White House statement said. “Turkey will now be responsible for all ISIS fighters in the area captured over the past two years in the wake of the defeat of the territorial “Caliphate” by the United States.”
The decision is a massive blow to the Kurds, who not only helped hold back Isil but have for years been building an autonomous statelet in the northeast of Syria.
Turkey claims its planned “safe zone” is to purge the border of YPG forces, which it sees as a terrorist offshoot of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), which has fought an insurgency inside its territory for the past 35 years.
The proposed corridor would have an initial depth of 18 miles and a length of 300 miles and includes the Kurds’ biggest urban centres, including the city of Qamishli which has an estimated 250,000 population.
Western diplomats told the Telegraph they are working on the theory that Mr Erdogan will begin by attempting to take a smaller sliver between the towns of Tel Abyad and Ras al-Ain on the border, but the Turkish president himself has previously hinted at much wider ambitions.
Mr Erdogan has said he wants to return two million of the mostly Sunni Arab Syrian refugees Turkey is hosting to the buffer zone, which some have said would amount to an ethnic repopulation.
The Kurds fear many of the Syrians that might be placed in the zone are not native to north-east Syria, and might displace the Kurdish culture and rights.
The UN said that it was "preparing for the worst", fearing an assault would send large numbers of civilians fleeing.
“This Turkish military operation in northern and eastern Syria will have a significant negative impact on our war on ISIS and will destroy everything that has been achieved from the state of stability over the past years,” the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces said in a statement.
They said they would defend themselves against “Turkish aggression” and called on all sects, including Kurds, Arabs, Syriacs and Assyrians to join them.
Defending its Kurdish allies would have seen the US come against its Nato partner Turkey, which Washington was keen to avoid.
President Donald Trump has since taking office attempted to disentangle the US from drawn-out wars in the Middle East.
His goal of swift withdrawals in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan have been stymied by concerns from US officials and American allies about the dangerous voids that would remain.
US President Donald Trump said on Monday he was done with "ridiculous endless war" as he gave the green light for a long-threatened Turkish assault on Kurdish-held Syria, effectively abandoning its allies who fought Isil.
The US had for months been working with Turkey to try to create a buffer zone along its border with northern Syria between the Turkish military and Kurdish forces, which Ankara sees as terrorists.
Turkey has repeatedly criticised its slow implementation and threatened a unilateral assault, but until now the US had refused to stand aside.
"The Kurds fought with us, but were paid massive amounts of money and equipment to do so. They have been fighting Turkey for decades," Mr Trump said in a series of irate tweets.
"Turkey, Europe, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Russia and the Kurds will now have to figure the situation out."
US Republicans and Democrats had warned such an offensive on the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG), which lost 11,000 troops in the battle against Isil, could lead to a massacre of Kurds and send a worrying message to American allies across the world.
The US began pulling back some of its 1,000 troops from border towns Tel Abyad and Ras al-Ayn on Monday, and has said it will potentially depart the country should widespread fighting break out.
The announcement, first made by the White House overnight on Sunday, appeared to take both the Kurds and US coalition forces, which had been carrying out joint patrols with Turkey on the ground, completely by surprise.
Kurdish sources say they were acting in good faith trying to establish a security mechanism with the US to placate Turkey, but now felt that Ankara had been using it as a cover for reconnaissance.
Mustafa Bali, spokesman for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), tweeted: "We are not expecting the US to protect NE #Syria. But people here are owed an explanation regarding security mechanism deal, destruction of fortifications and failure of US to fulfill their commitments."
The White House statement was released after a phone call between US President Donald Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday night.
Mr Erdogan had reportedly assured the US president that Ankara would take over the detention of Isil militants captured by the SDF, on the battlefield.
The Kurds have been holding thousands of Syrian and thousands more foreign Isil suspects in prisons and camps across the north of the country.
Mr Trump has repeatedly asked countries under the US-led coalition against Isil to repatriate their citizens. However, the UK, France, Germany, and other allies have so far refused.
“The United States will not hold them for what could be many years and great cost to the United States taxpayer,” the White House statement said. “Turkey will now be responsible for all ISIS fighters in the area captured over the past two years in the wake of the defeat of the territorial “Caliphate” by the United States.”
The decision is a massive blow to the Kurds, who not only helped hold back Isil but have for years been building an autonomous statelet in the northeast of Syria.
Turkey claims its planned “safe zone” is to purge the border of YPG forces, which it sees as a terrorist offshoot of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), which has fought an insurgency inside its territory for the past 35 years.
The proposed corridor would have an initial depth of 18 miles and a length of 300 miles and includes the Kurds’ biggest urban centres, including the city of Qamishli which has an estimated 250,000 population.
Western diplomats told the Telegraph they are working on the theory that Mr Erdogan will begin by attempting to take a smaller sliver between the towns of Tel Abyad and Ras al-Ain on the border, but the Turkish president himself has previously hinted at much wider ambitions.
Mr Erdogan has said he wants to return two million of the mostly Sunni Arab Syrian refugees Turkey is hosting to the buffer zone, which some have said would amount to an ethnic repopulation.
The Kurds fear many of the Syrians that might be placed in the zone are not native to north-east Syria, and might displace the Kurdish culture and rights.
The UN said that it was "preparing for the worst", fearing an assault would send large numbers of civilians fleeing.
“This Turkish military operation in northern and eastern Syria will have a significant negative impact on our war on ISIS and will destroy everything that has been achieved from the state of stability over the past years,” the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces said in a statement.
They said they would defend themselves against “Turkish aggression” and called on all sects, including Kurds, Arabs, Syriacs and Assyrians to join them.
Defending its Kurdish allies would have seen the US come against its Nato partner Turkey, which Washington was keen to avoid.
President Donald Trump has since taking office attempted to disentangle the US from drawn-out wars in the Middle East.
His goal of swift withdrawals in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan have been stymied by concerns from US officials and American allies about the dangerous voids that would remain.
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#128586 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Ovaj lik je kao malo dijete, a predsjednik Amerike...
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Donald J. Trump
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31m31 minutes ago
As I have stated strongly before, and just to reiterate, if Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I’ve done before!). They must, with Europe and others, watch over...
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#128587 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Nema sad kuknjave na Trampa, kiki...
Zna se gdje zavrsavaju iskoristeni kondomi:) Tramp veli da je podrska kurdima preskupa i prepusta ih turcima i bradaricima da ih ovi uce pameti...
Izgleda da cemo uskoro ponovo gledati pornic gdje ce kikijevi kurdi, najjaci ratnici na svijetu ponovo biti u glavnoj ulozi:)
Nego sta im kiki preporucuje s kime da sad grade savez?
Zna se gdje zavrsavaju iskoristeni kondomi:) Tramp veli da je podrska kurdima preskupa i prepusta ih turcima i bradaricima da ih ovi uce pameti...
Izgleda da cemo uskoro ponovo gledati pornic gdje ce kikijevi kurdi, najjaci ratnici na svijetu ponovo biti u glavnoj ulozi:)
Nego sta im kiki preporucuje s kime da sad grade savez?
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#128588 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Ma sve je to krasno ali za voditi agresivnu i ekspanzionu politiku moraš biti gornji,
Erdogan nije gornji a upao je na teritorije tri susjedne države, još su Grčka i Armenija ostale.
Erdogan nije gornji a upao je na teritorije tri susjedne države, još su Grčka i Armenija ostale.
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The 51st State
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#128589 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Ne upada nigdje gdje nema podrsku ovo je iznudjen potez ili da evropi prosljedi 2 ili 3 miliona novih izbjeglica, tako da ove krokodilske suze nad kurdima su bas to.Lincoln-Burrows wrote:Ma sve je to krasno ali za voditi agresivnu i ekspanzionu politiku moraš biti gornji,
Erdogan nije gornji a upao je na teritorije tri susjedne države, još su Grčka i Armenija ostale.
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#128590 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Znaci, prekuc'o lik, sam sebe nadmasio. U kakvom svijetu mi zivimoKikibombona wrote:Ovaj lik je kao malo dijete, a predsjednik Amerike...![]()
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Donald J. Trump
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31m31 minutes ago
As I have stated strongly before, and just to reiterate, if Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I’ve done before!). They must, with Europe and others, watch over...![]()
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#128591 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Čiju podršku ima?The 51st State wrote:Ne upada nigdje gdje nema podrsku ovo je iznudjen potez ili da evropi prosljedi 2 ili 3 miliona novih izbjeglica, tako da ove krokodilske suze nad kurdima su bas to.Lincoln-Burrows wrote:Ma sve je to krasno ali za voditi agresivnu i ekspanzionu politiku moraš biti gornji,
Erdogan nije gornji a upao je na teritorije tri susjedne države, još su Grčka i Armenija ostale.
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#128592 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Turaka, a to mu je najbitnije i nije levat da udari gdje ga moze popusiti, upo u sirriju, iraq, sve sa aplauzom docekano u domacoj javnosti, ostalo je tehnicko vojno diplomatsko hendlanje. Ne znam kako ti zamisljas tursku ali pretpostavljam da ima uticaja banana drzava mentalitet u sagledavanju.Lincoln-Burrows wrote:Čiju podršku ima?The 51st State wrote:Ne upada nigdje gdje nema podrsku ovo je iznudjen potez ili da evropi prosljedi 2 ili 3 miliona novih izbjeglica, tako da ove krokodilske suze nad kurdima su bas to.Lincoln-Burrows wrote:Ma sve je to krasno ali za voditi agresivnu i ekspanzionu politiku moraš biti gornji,
Erdogan nije gornji a upao je na teritorije tri susjedne države, još su Grčka i Armenija ostale.
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#128593 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Na kraju ce Turci uzet Damask.
- exliberal-ex
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#128595 Re: Sirija vol. 2
I sve smo mi ovo govorili ranije a Kiki ma jok nece on...sta ce se sad desit...pustit turke sa lanca ali ako nebudu mogli zavrsit sta su naumili moguce da ce poslat vojsku nazad " da sprijeci humanitarnu katastrofu"...jebena igra se pravi preko kurdskih ledja. Nakraju ce se kurdistan svest na malu enklavu u Iraku.
- insomnia78
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#128596 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Vrijeme da vidimo sta Kurdi mogu bez najjace avijacije na svijetu
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#128597 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Dje Kiki,dajte ljudi casu vode i kocku secera za naseg Kikija.... 
- insomnia78
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#128598 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Dos’o Erdogan u Srbiju da unajmi buljuk janjicara
- insomnia78
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#128599 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Nema od toga nista. Eno u Kobaneu igraju koloNadzornik wrote:Dje Kiki,dajte ljudi casu vode i kocku secera za naseg Kikija....
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zrakomlat
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#128600 Re: Sirija vol. 2
Imaju Turci moćne opreme i motorizacije. Mogle bi se Pešmerđe malo i ponovitiinsomnia78 wrote:Vrijeme da vidimo sta Kurdi mogu bez najjace avijacije na svijetu
Edit: čitam od zadnje stranice prema prethodnim, vidim ti već pisao isto
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