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“Asked about Turkey’s role in Syria, the Spokesperson reiterated that the Secretary-General has called on all states, including those in the region, to play a positive role and prevent the further militarization of the conflict,” a statement from the United Nations on the March 27 briefing read.
- His remarks came after an illegal recording of a secret security meeting held at the Foreign Ministry was published on YouTube.
- Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu slammed the act, saying that “it is tantamount to declaring war on Turkey.”
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- Turquía planeaba bombardearse a sí misma para poder atacar Siria...
1.Publican en una web dos presuntas grabaciones del encuentro donde se preparaba el plan
2. La conversación es entre el ministro de Exteriores turco y el 'número dos' del Estado Mayor
3. El presidente turco, Abdullah Gül, ha convocado una reunión urgente con los afectados
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"Si es necesario, enviaré a cuatro hombres a Siria. Podríamos provocar un caso de guerra lanzando un misil a Turquía. Podríamos, también preparar un ataque a la tumba del Sha Solimán, un enclave turco en suelo sirio donde reposan los restos del fundador de la dinastía otomana".
Estas fueron supuestamente las palabras que pronunció Hakan Fidan, jefe de la Inteligencia turca y mano derecha de Tayyip Erdogan, durante una reunión de alto nivel el trece de marzo pasado.
Dos grabaciones de ese encuentro de secreto, en el que participaron Fidan, el ministro de Exteriores Ahmet Davutoglu, uno de sus altos cargos y el segundo jefe del Estado Mayor, han sido publicadas en la página web del periódico Cumhuriyet a media tarde del jueves.
En la cita, los presentes presuntamente debatieron cómo poder forzar una acción armada en Siria y sus consecuencias militares.......http://www.elmundo.es/internacional/2014/03/27/5334400922601d64208b4580.html
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Turkish FM calls leaked recordings a 'declaration of war'...
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The meeting involving high level Turkish state authorities discussing the possible threats to Turkish territory in Aleppo, Syria, was illegally recorded and those recordings subsequently leaked earlier on Thursday.
Davutoglu said infiltrating such a meeting and leaking recordings of that meeting is “a cyber-attack" on Turkey, adding ”it is obviously an attack on the Republic of Turkey and our people...Those behind it are attempting to create the perception of a weak Turkey."
He continued saying that those behind this attack would receive the heaviest possible punishment and Turkey would take measures of all sorts to protect itself............http://www.aa.com.tr/en/headline/306720--turkish-fm-calls-leaked-recordings-a-declaration-of-war
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