Turkish Mass Media on Alert as Russia ‘Encircles’ Turkey With Combat Armor

Putin amassing

• Numerous nuclear weapons armed submarines into the Mediterranean 
• Multiple Ships including "Moskva” cruiser carrying an air defense systems 
• 1 aircraft carrier
• 14 helicopters to Armenia
• Pantsir-S1, Buk-M2, S-200, Pechora-2M and S-400 batteries.
• Encouraging Kurds to attack from inside.

Turkey will very soon find they are not a part of NATO

So Reecchi, you want an oil pipeline from Qatar/Saudi to Europe to compete with Russian oil to Europe?

Turkish media outlets are concerned that Russia is beefing up its military presence around the country following the shootdown of a Russian bomber over Syrian airspace, according to Hurriyet Daily News.

In particular, it says, “Russia sent 14 helicopters to Armenia and deployed them to the Erebuni Air Base near the capital Yerevan on December 8.Seven of these helicopters are armored Mi-24 attack helicopters and the others are Mi-8 model transport helicopters.

The number of Mi-24 attack helicopters could reach 15 by the end of the year."

Another concern is a submarine in the Mediterranean Sea.“Russia has sent a submarine called the “Rostov-on-Don” to the Mediterranean Sea, where Russia also maintains a naval base in Tartus. The “Rostov-on-Don” has been equipped with Caliber cruise missiles.Russia had previously sent two submarines and the “Moskva” cruiser carrying an air defense systems similar to S-300 missiles to Eastern Mediterranean.”

The newspaper also mentioned Russian combat unit in Syria, Hmeymim airbase, outside Latakia.
“Russia has been using the Hmeymim Air Base outside Latakia, one of the strongholds of Syrian President Bashar Assad.There are an estimated 55 fighter jets in the base, including SU-30 fighter jets and SU-24, 2U-25 and SU-34 bombers along with seven Mi-24 and five Mi-8 helicopters.


The air defense systems of the base include Pantsir-S1, Buk-M2, S-200, Pechora-2M and S-400 batteries. The electronic Krasukha platform, whicymijmh jams radar-guided systems, has also been deployed to the Hmeymim.”