Turkish Madman Erdogan Built 115 Military Bases in Northern Syria

The Turkish madman Erdogan managed to deceive both his Russian and Iranian counterparts when signing the Astana Agreement and went on to build 115 illegal military bases in northern Syria.

What was supposed to be less than ten ‘observation points‘ accepted by the Russian and Iranian leadership, in their capacity as the Astana Agreement guarantors, turned into 115 military bases equipped with heavy weaponry that are constantly aiding Al Qaeda and its affiliated terrorist groups across the northern Syrian provinces of Aleppo, Idlib, Latakia, Hama, Deir Ezzor, Raqqa, and Hasakah, and these are the declared bases the Turkish army operates from within.

The bombing of Syrian army posts, Syrian cities, towns, and villages, and the points occupied by the US-sponsored Kurdish SDF separatist terrorists in northern Syria warranted a response from the Syrian Army and even from the Kurdish SDF terrorists resulting in an increase in the number of killed and wounded Turkish soldiers sacrificed by the rabid madman Erdogan who continues to pursue his dream of reviving the Ottoman sultanate and becoming its neo-Ottoman caliph, or sultan, whatever.

Reda Al-Basha of the Lebanese Al Mayadeen news channel adds important information to our yesterday’s report of the killing of additional Turkish soldiers in northern Syria in his video report from Aleppo:

The video is also available on YouTube, BitChute, and Rumble.

Transcript

Dead and wounded among the Turkish army in a new toll of increased tension in the northern countryside of Aleppo, since Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan launched threats targeting northern Syria, Turkish military bases have entered the line of engagement, putting them in the crossfire.

Muhammad Kamal al-Jafa – military expert: The military operations that are taking place today and the bombing exchange between the SDF and the Turkish points because the fact of the matter is that the Turkish-affiliated factions are absolutely unable to engage in any battle with the SDF, therefore, the Turkish army is the front line for the factions of the so-called Euphrates Shield, Peace Shield and all the factions deployed in northern Syria, and it is the one it (Turkish army) is doing the greatest effort in military operations in the entire northern sector.

The Turkish bases in northern Syria have remained far from any military targeting for years, a reality that has changed with the change in the actual role of these bases and their transformation from observation points to military bases to which armed factions resort and launch their artillery to target military points and Syrian villages and towns.

Muhammad Kamal al-Jafa – military expert: The Turkish observation points, as they were called during the agreement with the Russian side, are no longer observation points, but they are combat points that contain heavy weapons of all kinds. I think that the Turkish army has deployed these points in all of northern Syria and has moved the borders.

In the countryside of five Syrian provinces, Turkey established 115 military bases and observation points, 55 of which were allocated to the countryside of Aleppo and 45 to Idlib, while the rest were distributed in the countryside of Lattakia, Hama, and Hasakah. A spread out that seems closer to redrawing new Turkish military borders inside Syrian territory.

The Turkish military bases in northern Syria constitute fire and artillery support points for the Olive Branch and Euphrates Shield militants and the Idlib militants, which removes it from their role as observation points in accordance with the Astana Agreement and puts it in the crosshair of fire with every tension in northern Syria.

Reda Al-Basha – Aleppo, Al-Mayadeen.

End of the transcript.

The problem is not that the Turkish madman Erdogan managed to deceive the leaders of Russia and Iran, it’s one of his traits to be a flip-flop who jumps to the lap of any customer who pays, the question is what’s next, and until when will the Russians and Iranians continue to prop up Erdogan’s post despite his continuous treacherous acts against the superpower Russia and regional power Iran?

On the frontlines, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) continues the preparations to confront any new aggression by the Turkish army, NATO’s second-largest army, and its plethora of Al Qaeda-affiliated groups comprising tens of thousands of anti-Islamic Wahhabi and Muslim Brotherhood terrorists, the SAA had to issue a statement reminding the Turkish madman that it will be war in such a case.