Turkish protests against the Iranian regime's interference in Syria

Protests in Turkey Against Iran Regime's Meddling in Syria

After chemical attacking by Syrian regime and killing many men women and specially children in Syria many people around the world have reacted the chemical attack by the Assad regime in Syria .
Simultaneously Turkish people rallied in front of the Iranian Embassy in Ankara on Friday, April 7th; protesting against murdering innocent Syrians. The demonstrators were holding placards; strongly condemning the chemical attack carried out on Syrians by the Assad regime.
yes Iranian regime is behind Assad regime and must be stope.it is very good that US had done missile attack against chimical centers of Bashar but isn't enough and Mr.Trump must continu with out IRGC in syria and Incapacitating Syrian Dictator's War Machine  Should Be Completed With Expulsion of Iranian Regime, the IRGC and Mercenaries From Syria, Iraq and Yemen
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A rescue story of a NCRI's member from Iranian fundamentalists in Turkey

a flashback to Istanbul of a rescue's  NCRI's member

Hossein Abedini  member of the  NCRI & belongs to the FAC of the NCRI

 A published   real story concerning a victim of state-sponsored terrorism who has a different take on the death of one of the Iran regime’s leaders. The following is the full text.
It was published on January 19, 2017: 
He writes: 
It was mid-afternoon and I was sitting next to the driver taking me to the Istanbul airport. As the driver and I were discussing ways to evade the traffic jam that was caused by an accident, a car carrying four men suddenly blocked our path. And then came a bang. Another car pinned us in from behind.

Victim of state-sponsored terrorism reacts to death of Rafsanjani

Seconds later, two strange men, one from the front car and one from the car behind, jumped out with automatic weapons. As the assailants approached, I had a few seconds to decide how to avoid becoming sitting ducks. I opened the car door and rushed at them carrying only a small Samsonite briefcase. One of the men fired nine bullets; the other man’s gun jammed. I was shot in the chest and stomach and gravely wounded. The assailants fled. I fell unconscious, my battle for survival just begun.
Luckily, we were close to Istanbul’s International Hospital, to which I was rushed. I was in a deep coma for 40 days .....
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MEK exposing new details on the Iranian regime’s involvement in occupying the city of Aleppo

Shahin Gobadi, spokesman of the main Iranian opposition movement

 Shahin Gobadi, spokesman of the  (PMOI or MEK), exposing new details on the Iranian regime’s involvement in occupying the city of Aleppo, Syria.
Gobadi provided details on the number of Iranian forces in Aleppo, identified their commander and the operational command headquarters.  He said Iranian Revolutionary Guards and mercenary militias were implicated in the most atrocious war crimes and crimes against humanity in the 21st century in Aleppo.

Fox News has obtained information stating that Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) fighters are currrently in control of ground operations in Aleppo. This would confirm previous reports stating that Iran was in charge of a broad Shi’ite militia comprised of Lebanese Hezbollah fighters, Iraqi militias, and other Shi’ite soldiers from throughout the Middle East.
Iran has also sent countless Afghan migrants as mercenary ground soldiers to fight anonymously on behalf of the Assad regime.

Buses intended to evacuate civilians are set alight in Aleppo

On Tuesday, government ministers from Russia, Turkey and Iran met to discuss the future of Syria now that Aleppo has been definitively retaken by Assad’s forces. According to a Turkish official, the countries held the meeting to “understand the views of all three sides, laying out where we all stand and discuss where we go from here.”
The meeting made explicit Iran’s role in the conflict, which has not received the same level of attention as Russia’s sustained air bombing campaign, which began in September.
Iran’s military aid to Assad may constitute the vast majority of ground forces in Aleppo today.
According to detailed information obtained by the National Council of Resistance of Iran, Tehran has established a military headquarters facility 20 miles southeast of Aleppo from which it creates and enacts military plans for the Syrian conflict.
The reports stated that Javad Ghafari, commander of the Quds Force (the foreign component of the IRGC), has been enacting the plans of IRGC chief Qassem Soleimani, who has been at the head of all Iranian involvement in the Syrian conflict.
The two men recently met with Assad, cementing the already-firm ties between the three.
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Turkey and Saudi Arabia oppose using Iran regime affiliated militias in Mosul Operations

Turkey and Saudi Arabia oppose using Iran regime affiliated militias in Mosul Operations

Foreign Ministers of Turkey and Saudi Arabia, at a joint news conference, opposed the presence of Iraq’s so-called Popular Basij (mobilization) Forces, made up mainly of the Shiites affiliated with Iranian regime, in the operations to retake Mosul from ISIS. Turkish Foreign Minister, Mouloud Chavosh Oglu, and his Saudi counterpart, Adel al-Jubeir, participated in a joint press conference on October 13 following Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) meeting.
The issue of Iraq was one of the most important topics in the press conference, as well as the main topics of talks, as the report implies, in the meeting of the GCC members and Turkey.
According to the Turkish news agency, Anatolia, Mr. Chavosh Oglu said Ankara does not want the people of Mosul be forced to choose between the Shiite militias [affiliated with Iran regime] and the paramilitary group known as the Islamic State (ISIS).
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Turkish - attempted coup 'foiled'

Turkish demonstrators on the Bosphorus Bridge, where the attempted coup began

ANKARA, Turkey (AP)-  TurkishPrime Minister Benali Yildirim says 161 people were killed in the country's overnight military coup attempt. He says another more than 1,400 people were wounded in the chaos. More than 2,800 people have been detained.
He described the night as a 'dark stain for Turkish democracy' and pinned blame for the coup on the 'parallel terrorist organization.'
That term is used by authorities to describe the movement of U.S.-based Islamist cleric Fethullah Gulen.
'They will receive every punishment they deserve,' the prime minister said, noting the perpetrators were now in the hands of the justice system.

Turkish demonstrators on the Bosphorus Bridge, where the attempted coup began

After bloody night, Turkey’s president declares coup attempt foiled

Supporters of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan sit atop an armored vehicle decorated with Erdogans portraits in Ankara, Turkey July 16, 2016
ISTANBUL - Turkey’s government appears to have defeated a coup attempt by renegade members of the military, slowly restoring control to the major cities after a night of chaos and clashes that has plunged the already troubled country and close U.S. ally into uncertainty.
At least 60 people were killed in the violence in the capital Ankara, including a lawmaker who died when the parliament was bombed by a helicopter and government forces have arrested 1,563 members of the armed forces around the country, said a senior Turkish official with the presidency.

Supporters of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan sit atop an armored vehicle decorated with Erdogans portraits in Ankara, Turkey July 16, 2016

Turkish soldiers surrender their weapons to policemen during an attempted coup in Istanbul's Taksim Square, Turkey, July 16, 2016.

Policemen protect a soldier (C, R) from the mob after troops involved in the coup surrendered on the Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul, Turkey July 16, 2016.

Iran - Prominent Syrian activist Khaled Issa passes away after blast hits his home

Issa was severely wounded after a blast targeted his home in Aleppo last week

Khaled Issa, an independent Syrian photojournalist – known for his activism, has died late Friday in a hospital in Turkey after he was severely wounded following a blast that targeted his home in the Syrian city of Aleppo, medics said.
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 Khaled Issa passes away after blast hits his home