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Turkey:Third Syrian refugee camp built as numbers rise

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Just over the Turkish-Syrian border work is being completed on a third new centre for people fleeing the increasing violence in Syria.

The camp at Boynuyogun is in addition to the two existing locations, one at Altinozu, a former Turkish Tobacco Factory and the other in Yayladagi.

Nearly 3,000 people have so far crossed the border into Turkey and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the country would welcome as many refugees as wanted to come.

Turkey shares a 520-mile border with Syria and has close ties with Syrian leader Bashar Assad but the worsening security situation has strained this relationship with the Turkish leader describing Assad’s crackdown as ‘savagery’.

Click Telegraph to see the video on the Syrian Refugee camps in Turkey

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11 responses to “Turkey:Third Syrian refugee camp built as numbers rise”

  1. josephphdman Avatar
    josephphdman

    when the national security counsel resolution is  approved against syria , beeing a nato member and a sunni,s state  turkey will be forced to attack the syrian army,s to protect the syrian,s sunnis from beeing slaughtered by the regeme, and that will accelerate the fall of the regeme, hezbollah may move into syria to help defend the regeme , and that may trigger a sunnin shia,s war in lebanon where the palestinians fight along side with the sunni,s with the support from turkey and saudi arabia ,aginst hezbollah , so as soon as the sitiation in syria deterirate between alawite shia,s and syrian sunnis  the sunni,s shia,s war in lebanon will  breakout.

    1. 316909 Avatar
      316909

      I dont think it would lead to a war in Lebanon. Maybe some breakouts and small battles in Beirut and a few in the north and Bika but not a war. The Sunni and Christians will know that its only a matter of time before the Turks win and waiting it out is better than war. HA will not send all or even a significant amount of men into Syria and leave its back undefended against Israel. HA will try to negotiate with the Turks and maybe forced to give up its weapons with Turkey deploying another 10,000 infantry and a mechanized divisions in the south. Turkey will also donate a large amount of weapons to the Lebanese Army along with Russia and the U.S (and whoever else). Turkey is already in Unifil so they already have approval from the international community to have troops in Lebanon. Unless HA wants to be abolished they will sit down and talk. This would give Nato the base they want in Lebanon (Since Turkey is a member) under the cover of UNIFIL. HA will have no choice but to sit down since the regime in Syria will be gone, Supply lines cut and having to possibly face Syria, Turkey, Israel, Lebanese all at once. I dont think they want to give up all the political gains and will keep a large amount of weapons stashed like all militias in Lebanon have done just in case. This plan works best for all. After all we have a huge amount of oil and gas in our waters. Israel want to start drilling soon, Lebanon is hesitating to drill and HA is waiting to target Israeli drill pods in the next war.

      1. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        Oil and gas mixes with the water? There goes the beaches. At least the dead cows rot faster than oil sludge will disappear.
        Check out the Gulf of Mexico ….

    2. 316909 Avatar
      316909

      I dont think it would lead to a war in Lebanon. Maybe some breakouts and small battles in Beirut and a few in the north and Bika but not a war. The Sunni and Christians will know that its only a matter of time before the Turks win and waiting it out is better than war. HA will not send all or even a significant amount of men into Syria and leave its back undefended against Israel. HA will try to negotiate with the Turks and maybe forced to give up its weapons with Turkey deploying another 10,000 infantry and a mechanized divisions in the south. Turkey will also donate a large amount of weapons to the Lebanese Army along with Russia and the U.S (and whoever else). Turkey is already in Unifil so they already have approval from the international community to have troops in Lebanon. Unless HA wants to be abolished they will sit down and talk. This would give Nato the base they want in Lebanon (Since Turkey is a member) under the cover of UNIFIL. HA will have no choice but to sit down since the regime in Syria will be gone, Supply lines cut and having to possibly face Syria, Turkey, Israel, Lebanese all at once. I dont think they want to give up all the political gains and will keep a large amount of weapons stashed like all militias in Lebanon have done just in case. This plan works best for all. After all we have a huge amount of oil and gas in our waters. Israel want to start drilling soon, Lebanon is hesitating to drill and HA is waiting to target Israeli drill pods in the next war.

      1. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        Oil and gas mixes with the water? There goes the beaches. At least the dead cows rot faster than oil sludge will disappear.
        Check out the Gulf of Mexico ….

    3. Patience2 Avatar
      Patience2

      HA uses Israel as an excuse to masturbate.  If they(HA) are anything other than ‘lethally stupid’ they will simply vanish into history.  They will, however leave a bad taste in anyone’s mouth that happens to remember them!

  2. Avatar
    Anonymous

    when the national security counsel resolution is  approved against syria , beeing a nato member and a sunni,s state  turkey will be forced to attack the syrian army,s to protect the syrian,s sunnis from beeing slaughtered by the regeme, and that will accelerate the fall of the regeme, hezbollah may move into syria to help defend the regeme , and that may trigger a sunnin shia,s war in lebanon where the palestinians fight along side with the sunni,s with the support from turkey and saudi arabia ,aginst hezbollah , so as soon as the sitiation in syria deterirate between alawite shia,s and syrian sunnis  the sunni,s shia,s war in lebanon will  breakout.

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      I dont think it would lead to a war in Lebanon. Maybe some breakouts and small battles in Beirut and a few in the north and Bika but not a war. The Sunni and Christians will know that its only a matter of time before the Turks win and waiting it out is better than war. HA will not send all or even a significant amount of men into Syria and leave its back undefended against Israel. HA will try to negotiate with the Turks and maybe forced to give up its weapons with Turkey deploying another 10,000 infantry and a few mechanized divisions in the south. Turkey is already in Unifil so they already have approval from the international community to have troops in Lebanon. Unless HA wants to be abolished they will sit down and talk. This would give Nato the base they have wanted in Lebanon (Since Turkey is a member) under the cover of UNIFIL. HA will have no choice but to sit down since the regime in Syria will be gone, Supply lines cut and having to possibly face Syria, Turkey, Israel, Lebanese all at once. I dont think they want to give up all the political gains and will keep a large amount of weapons stashed like all militias in Lebanon have done just incase.

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        Oil and gas mixes with the water? There goes the beaches. At least the dead cows rot faster than oil sludge will disappear.
        Check out the Gulf of Mexico ….

    2. Avatar
      Anonymous

      HA uses Israel as an excuse to masturbate.  If they(HA) are anything other than ‘lethally stupid’ they will simply vanish into history.  They will, however leave a bad taste in anyone’s mouth that happens to remember them!

    3. Avatar
      Anonymous

      HA uses Israel as an excuse to masturbate.  If they(HA) are anything other than ‘lethally stupid’ they will simply vanish into history.  They will, however leave a bad taste in anyone’s mouth that happens to remember them!

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