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Brother, I saw your reply a couple days ago but I completely forgot to respond I'm sorry, I got completely carried away with the hyenas constantly attacking us, and I just couldn't let them get away with it. It's non-stop with them.![]()
Turkish exports to Syria are on an all time high.
I’ve seen this news story in a few places. We must patiently rebuild Syria; otherwise, it will never escape being a place that Israel bombs at will.https://www.sozcu.com.tr/tel-aviv-den-ankara-ya-kustah-teklif-p358334
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Salam brothers. Can I please get your takes on the article above. How credible is this source/report? Did you guys see this before or have any confirmation on it's content?
I’ve seen this news story in a few places. We must patiently rebuild Syria; otherwise, it will never escape being a place that Israel bombs at will.
But I was more interested in seeing if you know of any credible sources that can confirm this, or if the article I linked is a credible journal. Or could this be made up propaganda being used by certain people online to push a narrative. If you are aware of any credible confirmation, please share.
There's been something off recently going on in Turkish socials it seems. I hope it's nothing serious.
The source isn't Sözcü. It's Türkiye Gazetesi, a pro government outlet that is well informed usually.Sozcu's source is not the govt. So they are using stuff thats been floated elsewhere.
If you want to follow Turkish politics around stuff like this, I would suggest Ragip Soylu from the MEE or Levant Kemal. They have sources from inside the govt.
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Ragıp Soylu (@ragipsoylu) on X
Turkey Bureau Chief @middleeasteye E-mail: [email protected] Türkçe için: @ragipsoyluTR Signal: ragipsoylu.99x.com
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Levent Kemal (@leventkemaI) on X
Conflict zones, terrorism, and security dynamics. @MiddleEastEye @AJStudies @AtlanticCouncil @Diplomat_APAC @ActaFabulae @clashreport @turkiyetodaycomx.com
I have heard nothing of this in Turkish news, only in other news where it was reported they were trying to do deconflicting where turkey would not go south, but to my knowledge, Turkey has not agreed to any of this, and we saw Turkish troops in Dier Ez Zor after the airstrike.
Its very unlikely Turkey would agree to any such arrangement with Israel.
Sozcu's source is not the govt. So they are using stuff thats been floated elsewhere.
If you want to follow Turkish politics around stuff like this, I would suggest Ragip Soylu from the MEE or Levant Kemal. They have sources from inside the govt.
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Ragıp Soylu (@ragipsoylu) on X
Turkey Bureau Chief @middleeasteye E-mail: [email protected] Türkçe için: @ragipsoyluTR Signal: ragipsoylu.99x.com
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Levent Kemal (@leventkemaI) on X
Conflict zones, terrorism, and security dynamics. @MiddleEastEye @AJStudies @AtlanticCouncil @Diplomat_APAC @ActaFabulae @clashreport @turkiyetodaycomx.com
I have heard nothing of this in Turkish news, only in other news where it was reported they were trying to do deconflicting where turkey would not go south, but to my knowledge, Turkey has not agreed to any of this, and we saw Turkish troops in Dier Ez Zor after the airstrike.
Its very unlikely Turkey would agree to any such arrangement with Israel.
Thank you for clarifying. I'm glad the Turkish government has made the right decision in this, it would have been extremely detrimental to both of us in the short and long term. I hope we can defeat this cancer and expel them entirely from our lands soon enough.The source isn't Sözcü. It's Türkiye Gazetesi, a pro government outlet that is well informed usually.
-> https://www.turkiyegazetesi.com.tr/...doganin-ziyareti-katilin-kabusu-o-1816031?s=1
I believe the news is true. @Haz