Turkish Military Base Sabotaged
* | 26.11.2007 00:00 | Terror War | World
Turkish F-16s returning from an operation against the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) were unable to land in Diyarbakir last week due to a lack of communication.
An investigation into events surrounding the outage of Türk Telekom fiber-optic telecommunication cables in Diyarbakir revealed that it is the result of a sabotage.
After a three-week pursuit the police apprehended 17 suspects, among whom were three members of the Turkish Telecommunication Workers Union (Türkiye Haber-Is) who had come from Batman to Diyarbakir for a demonstration.
The suspects revealed that the sabotage was aimed at the 2nd Tactical Air Force Command's communication lines.
It was discovered that the members of the sabotage team, which also included executives from Türkiye Haber-Is, cut the lines of the special network called TAFIKS that provides the communication for the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK).
Because of the resulting communication gap the F-16s, which were
providing air support for the operation against the PKK, were unable to land at the Diyarbakir military airport. Instead, they were forced to touch down in Malatya and Adana instead.
An investigation into events surrounding the outage of Türk Telekom fiber-optic telecommunication cables in Diyarbakir revealed that it is the result of a sabotage.
After a three-week pursuit the police apprehended 17 suspects, among whom were three members of the Turkish Telecommunication Workers Union (Türkiye Haber-Is) who had come from Batman to Diyarbakir for a demonstration.
The suspects revealed that the sabotage was aimed at the 2nd Tactical Air Force Command's communication lines.
It was discovered that the members of the sabotage team, which also included executives from Türkiye Haber-Is, cut the lines of the special network called TAFIKS that provides the communication for the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK).
Because of the resulting communication gap the F-16s, which were
providing air support for the operation against the PKK, were unable to land at the Diyarbakir military airport. Instead, they were forced to touch down in Malatya and Adana instead.
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bloody terrorists stopping genocide of civilians is terrorism
26.11.2007 14:45
this kind of thing would be crushed by me in the name of democracy or Dear Gordon so the corporations can get as much oil as they want.
We must support the Turkish government after all they are the first government brave enough to let Oxonica's nano fuels be used on many of their vehicles, so what if it kills lots of foreign plebs, theres too many of em anyway.
Dennis, I think I need some more of those pills, dennis you pisshead
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