[Video] - Turkey sends troops into Ukraine, defying USA, EU, NATO and Russia!

[laksaboy]

Istanbul will revert to its proper name Constantinople.

 

[potato29]

Let me know when it really happens without Russian assent. Which, btw will be a very long time.

how did news become EU propaganda?

 

[syed putra]

even ccp news by virtue of taking over scmp after takeover of hk has reposted it.
https://www.scmp.com/news/world/eur...ops-ukraine-if-needed-defence-ministry-source
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"If needed" because these troops will be paid by the EU or US or UN so lessen the burden of Turkish gomen in employing them.

 

[Loofydralb]

how did news become EU propaganda?

You can't figure out that EU has its own version of USAID?

 

[Willamshakespear]

Even if such reports are true, which is not, it would be foolish for Turkey to send its troops to UKR to fight against RUS at this late stage of the war.

UKR already HAS close to a million UKR soldiers in the field today. Another few token thousands from Turkey would not make any significant difference, political or propaganda purposes. War is NEVER just about troop strengths...

What UKR needs are Advanced weapons & critically CASH, IN BILLION$, to keep its troops in the field & social expenditure for its citizens. Does Turkey have such money to spare, with its own country to run & citizens to feed as well as its own military adventures outside of Turkey?

 

[eatshitndie]

"If needed" because these troops will be paid by the EU or US or UN so lessen the burden of Turkish gomen in employing them.

turkey has hundreds of thousands of young turks (no pun intended) itching to topple erdogan. thus he needs to send them to any war front to lessen any chances of a coup at home.

 

[WangChuk]

Good news ... next half of the year can go Turkey find potential wives to marry and help boost their population .... exercise now to build up testerones first.

 

[potato29]

You can't figure out that EU has its own version of USAID?

all i know is what you are saying is nonsense. many countries have their own version of USAID.

 

[Loofydralb]

all i know is what you are saying is nonsense. many countries have their own version of USAID.

I think you misunderstood the implicit. These various form of USAID from every country is used to fund news, vids, channels, socmed to reflect each of their perspective and hopefully influence the public.
How is that nonsense?

 

[potato29]

I think you misunderstood the implicit. These various form of USAID from every country is used to fund news, vids, channels, socmed to reflect each of their perspective and hopefully influence the public.
How is that nonsense?

what has this got to do with turkey prepared to send peacekeepers? UK and France doing the same.

 

[Loofydralb]

what has this got to do with turkey prepared to send peacekeepers? UK and France doing the same.

You're daft really. Nobody is preparing anything. It's lots of hot air to influence certain demographic either internally or externally.
Then they await to see how others respond.

 

[True Believer]

Grab what? Cannot even grab Kurdish territory want to grab Ukraine which had the biggest army in Europe before the war with Russia. All trained and armed by, can you believe this, peace maker Trump.

Turkish soldiers saw action in the Korean War as part of the UN forces, sending a Turkish Brigade of 15,000 troops; the 4th largest contributor to the UN effort. They are highly regarded for their bravery and combat effectiveness during that war, with many casualties buried at the UN Memorial Cemetery in Busan, South Korea.

 

[winners]

Did Loofy PM you this information?

Why are you so stupid? I don't need that Disney Goofy to tell me because we are personally in Turkiye for holidays now. Here's a video of the Akropolis in Bergama which we visited yesterday to prove to you.

 

[syed putra]

Why are you so stupid? I don't need that Disney Goofy to tell me because we are personally in Turkiye for holidays now. Here's a video of the Akropolis in Bergama which we visited yesterday to proof to you.


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Looks like a Roman or greek ruins. When I was there decades ago didnt know so many Roman and Greek ruins in entire turkey and middle East. Didn't appreciate the destroyed cities probably due to earthquakes.
Now I know why Alexander the great is taught so prominently in our history text books. He ruled the entire middle East that were not deserts. And Greek were the spoken language there till Arabs came.