Turkey training FSA

[Kawe]

Here is a portion of the article, in short: Turkey is training FSA

Thwaiba Kanafani is one of a growing number of Syrians without any previous military experience who have joined the rebels.

There is a special training programme based in Turkey at secret camps run by the Turkish military, she says.

"The Turkish people are really helping us. Lots of people are getting training in those camps."

"The training is really professional. You can only sleep four hours a day.

"You have to climb mountains, you get weapons training. It's hard work."

Qatar and Saudi Arabia are also reported to be providing assistance for what has been described as a secret nerve centre for military aid and communications for the Syrian rebels.

This is reported to have been set up in Adana.

None of these countries has confirmed the existence of the base.

Separately, Syrian opposition sources have told the BBC they have been called to meetings with foreigners in Istanbul in recent weeks to discuss recruiting volunteers from different cities in Syria to staff an "operation room" in Turkey.

The aim is to co-ordinate and plan rebel actions and the supply of weapons.

Turkey has denied supplying weapons to the Syrian rebels.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19124810

[Rando]

and yet those dogs are barking at us for training WK soldiers? -.-

[alan131210]

Everyone is training it's own group , we train Kurds Turks train FSA and Iran doing Assad militia, that is how it will be in the long run . Syria is done it'll become 3 regions. But it was only Iraq that tried to interfer into our business we don't care what and who they train shows the mentality of Iraqis overall.

[burnsss]

Everyone is training it's own group , we train Kurds Turks train FSA and Iran doing Assad militia, that is how it will be in the long run . Syria is done it'll become 3 regions. But it was only Iraq that tried to interfer into our business we don't care what and who they train shows the mentality of Iraqis overall.

Iraq acted under Iranian orders and Iran supports the Assad baath tyrant because of narrow sectarianism. Their Iranian ordered mini-invasion failed because they knew they would face war from peshmerga. Maliki came to his senses probably after diplomacy by americans and others, nobody wants to see a further destabilizing region.