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Bombings In Turkish Town Near Syrian Border

Maybe one day we'll know who's the mastermind of the attack. It's a strange coincidence that the blast narrowly missed a dozen of leaders of Syrian opposition, and that his happened right after Turkey claimed evidence of Syrian chemical weapons use on members of opposition forces hospitalized there, (and we all know the possible consequences if this turns out to be true). One of the questions is: has more interest Syria in being attacked, or Turkey in drag the western countries into the conflict? Or "third parties" (like PKK) just took advantage of the situation to kill as many innocent as possible for the sake of it, (OR in order to boycott the ongoing Kurdish peace process)?

In the meantime, a photo emerged showing what looks like copper wire connecting the vehicle exploded to a burned body
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Re: Bombings In Turkish Town Near Syrian Border

Maybe one day we'll know who's the mastermind of the attack. It's a strange coincidence that the blast narrowly missed a dozen of leaders of Syrian opposition, and that his happened right after Turkey claimed evidence of Syrian chemical weapons use on members of opposition forces hospitalized there, (and we all know the possible consequences if this turns out to be true). One of the questions is: has more interest Syria in being attacked, or Turkey in drag the western countries into the conflict? Or "third parties" (like PKK) just took advantage of the situation to kill as many innocent as possible for the sake of it, (OR in order to boycott the ongoing Kurdish peace process)?

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Good post.

I agree, there's so many different groups that have an interest in what happens........ PKK probably wouldn't mind having a slice of the pie either, you're right.
It kinda seems like Isreal and Turkey might be trying to goad Syria into retaliating ( particularly Israel ) so they can have an excuse to do what they want and help overthrow Assad.

IMHO these "rebels" are worse than Assad..... They'd likely try to set up an Islamic state.
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Re: Bombings In Turkish Town Near Syrian Border

because the cars had syrian number plates doesn't mean the ones plotting it are syrians. we'll wait and see what they find.
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