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Iran also sent missiles deep into Idlib. This source says they destroyed the headquarters of some Turkestan party, which I don't think exists Update - not Turkestan party like they claim. Just a health clinic.

This was the consulate, they didn't even land a direct hit either. They have been boasting for years about missiles that can reach Israel

Stupid move, didn't achieve anything and the US is under pressure to wipe something out. Will it be more militias across Syria and Iraq? Houthis? Or maybe a strike inside Iran I doubt they hit a "Mossad HQ", it was just a response to the US sending another 1500 troops to Iraq and Syria

The Americans are going to escalate hard, soft Biden has no choice this close to elections

Nonsense

Scott Ritter the paedophile

Again, old photos are being shared.

It's related to the hostages that were taken that day by Hamas and are still in Gaza, I think the Israeli military didn't begin ground operations on that day in Gaza

It could be a construed as a double-tap attack, which is not a good look given the fire truck. Also, we are hitting the same targets over again and again, but only when the PKK attacks in Iraq, like a routine. This is not proactive and it's not particularly useful. I don't think the damage is...

This is what I'd expect from a country ruled by Aliyev like it's his personal fief.

This is a big problem. Even if I think you are the most wrong about this in terms of strategy or the interests of the country, you should not be afraid to share the opinion of a former military person because it might be used as terrorist propaganda. We can debate it and hopefully the outcome is...

Why do you think TSK are building so many roads ? It's not just for bases.

At the end of the day the other side of the border needs to be secured by a military force that isn't TR and it needs to be urbanized or have secured economic activity so weapons are not so prevalent. This should have occurred in Syria as well, but the situation with the Kurds was not understood...

Yes they did, with money. They didn't throw their country into it. This idea that Saudis are nothing is ridiculous, they were the primary financier of the Palestinian movement for decades until Iranian aligned groups took over. Today Hamas is trying to negotiate the same deals Saudis were with...

Saudi Arabia is less of a western vassal than TR, if you consider NATO, EU restrictions, the refugee deal, landfill rubbish deal where the west sends their trash to TR, journalist murder and that Saudi Arabia has repeatedly gone against western wishes to further their own interests to the point...

President Erdogan: "All of this is a disproportionate use of force. They are eager to turn the Red Sea into a bloodbath. We see that the Houthis have made very successful defenses and responses against the United States and Britain." Houthis are anything but

"we are engaged in intense diplomatic and other activities to ensure that conflict continues in a certain equation and that the parties remain in their current positions." Remain at status quo is the strategy?

https://www.cumhuriyet.com.tr/turkiye/mitin-yildonumu-etkinliginde-fotograf-krizi-erdogan-once-paylasti-2161625 They exposed the faces of senior MIT personnel on Erdogan's account on social media. It was later removed :) Usually a jail sentence

1 dollar = 30 lira Taken from BDDK annual report, probably by now credit card debt is over 1 trillion Liras given the increases over the year. People are spending more on credit cards at a higher speed, it probably tripled by end of 2023 compared to 2022.