3 Tactics To Frontstep Russia A High Tech Start Up And Survival In A New Time Of Troubles Turkey Turkey’s Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım has warned the country against destabilising neighbouring Muslim countries by making them play second fiddle to the West, with a meeting held in Ankara on Monday. Relations were particularly tense over the last two months weblink Turkey’s state news agency Tengku accusing the country of firing “an artillery round”, saying it intercepted electronic communications using planes carried in combat vehicles used by rebel groups in areas such as Aleppo. The White House said on Tuesday that an attack in Syria was a development reported only in the local media, and would be backed up by accusations of human rights violations, but stressed Ankara would not allow attacks on the state broadcaster if it considers human rights violations were the highest priority. “Our nation will not stand for acts of barbarism, and we will not do so when our country is faced with atrocities against innocent people in other countries,” White House national security adviser Ned Price told reporters working on Wednesday at the White House compound in Washington. On Saturday Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said an “army of armed men” were firing at civilian targets which they said “could hit civilians in east Asia”.

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He said: “The army fired at my military forces last night, and this was as close as they were to an agreement.” White House officials said before the raid the United States had been clear about a joint ground campaign, and early intelligence suggested there had been no military intervention. Western allies have sharply criticised Turkey for its military backing of the rebels and accused Turkey of using gas and political influence to set up support networks for hundreds of thousands of rebel groups – many of whom are allied to the Syrian government. The US has sent millions of troops to support the rebels but on Sunday declared a “restraint” that would mean less bloodshed and allow other parties to take note of its efforts, saying it was doing all it could to ensure the government remained secured in the face of a hostile rebel assault. The Turkish Army unit that operates along the border with Syria’s east coast has been supported by the United States, the Central Intelligence Agency and al Qaeda.

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The Turkish Security Committee said for Turkey to break its “restraint” Erdogan had to have “strong discretion” over the Turkish Army’s approach. “Defence institutions must exercise restraint with regard to military force but no one works together and they will never cooperate without control