Probably a themobaric warhead, whomever has sheltered in there is long gone.
Just curios, how did you come to the conclusion where the bomb hit is 150-200m from the cave entrance?
Logic plus facts is a bitch for naivety
????Logic plus facts is a bitch for naivety
I agreed with you logic and you explanation with video facts.
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Bulgarian weapons are all over the place especially different types of ammunitions, munitions, rockets for RPG-7 from North Africa to the Middle East. They are part both from old stocks and also new supplies. According to DW research Bulgaria enters the top 5 weapons manufacturer countries products encountered in Syria and Iraq. The different rocket variants for usage in the RPG-7 are top 3 into the most common encounter post 2010. Nothing surprises me here and Bulgarian weapons and ammo was seen, is seen and will be seen with all kinds of groups including PKK and ISIS.
So, basically nato ally mantra is sham for media consuption, i knew that but tought bulgaria with large turkish minority would be more considerate,
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Bosnia does, otherwise we would overflow africa and asia with cheap infantry and artillery weapons and ammunitions.View attachment 21141
Data Shows Alleged Russian Agents In Bulgaria Around Time Of Arms-Depot Blasts
Czech officials blame a secretive Russian military intelligence unit for a 2014 explosion at an ammunition depot. Members of that same unit were traveling in Bulgaria around the same time that six explosions hit Bulgarian weapons factories in 2014 and 2015.
Russians attacked Bulgarian weapons plants and other plants in Balkan countries because they were selling to Ukrainians, Georgians etc. Good read.
For us, we could pressure EU to take steps against illegal arms trade channels. Not just PKK, its very common to see any terrorist group with made in Balkans weapons. They have no control mechanisms.
The thing that many people misunderstand is that these weapons are not directly supplied to X group. The most of the Bulgarian weapons and ammunition is supplied to governments which later lost them to groups, transferred them to groups which later lost them in battle or they were sold to the black market by corrupt elements.
The problem here is that it is a two way road. You can't force nobody not to sell. Those are international sellers that are serving certain agendas. I want to remind that Turkey have been a good customer with estimated 87 million dollars worth of equipment according to information of the OCCRP that is more than 4 years old. I am sure the number is even higher now. Those same suppliers helped Turkey in supplying and equipping also its own proxy forces together with Azerbaijani, Moldovan cargo planes even breaching UN embargoes at times. Those are open services and that's how things work. In order to understand how things work Serbian suppliers even supplied Ukraine. For me if the Russians are angry then it's good to go. As for some of these supplies ending in terrorist organizations hands it is inevitable. There are even MKEK's products on the black market to. That doesn't mean that we cut the supplies. It is just part of the process. Battle losses and corruption will always be there. Our objective in that regard is make everything possible to counter corruption and train our forces in order not to lose weapons on the battlefield but it's not including countering international and respected (our own) suppliers work. If we want to counter supplies of weapons aimed at endangering the Turkish national security the things we can do are targeting middle men and sabotaging depots of the enemy. Both are being worked on and actions toward that direction are taken.View attachment 21141
Data Shows Alleged Russian Agents In Bulgaria Around Time Of Arms-Depot Blasts
Czech officials blame a secretive Russian military intelligence unit for a 2014 explosion at an ammunition depot. Members of that same unit were traveling in Bulgaria around the same time that six explosions hit Bulgarian weapons factories in 2014 and 2015.
Russians attacked Bulgarian weapons plants and other plants in Balkan countries because they were selling to Ukrainians, Georgians etc. Good read.
For us, we could pressure EU to take steps against illegal arms trade channels. Not just PKK, its very common to see any terrorist group with made in Balkans weapons. They have no control mechanisms.
