Clashes have recently intensified in the Kurdish populated Syrian town of Kobane and rising smoke from the clashes can been seen from Suruç.
Bullets fly from Kobane into Turkey
Dozens of mortar shells and bullets have hit houses in Turkish border villages as militants entered the outer neighborhoods of of Kobane.
The Turkish military increased measures and deployed 25 tanks to a hill near Mürşitpınar village on Oct. 6, while a senior Army commander inspected troops positioned near the border.
The clashes in the streets of Kobane intensified, as 13 mortar shells and dozens of anti-aircraft gun and heavy machine gun bullets hit the Kendirciler and Mürşitpınar villages of Turkey.
Early morning, a mortar shell believed to have been fired by ISIL/ISIS hit a house that belongs to Yusuf Çankaya in Mürşitpınar and the neighboring grocery store, causing severe damage to the buildings.
“Thank God, we had evacuated the house so no one was injured,” said Çankaya.
Tear gas fired to disperse reporters, civilians
The Turkish security forces used tear gas to push dozens of reporters and Kurdish civilians away from the border zone.
The armed forces employed tear gas for the second day in a row to push people back from the border area which has become increasingly dangerous owing to mortars fired from Syria.
"Leave or else we will intervene," the security forces ordered through loudspeakers on trucks.......................http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/nato-says-will-take-action-to-protect-turkey-if-needed.aspx?pageID=238&nID=72600&NewsCatID=359
6/10/14
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