Publication time: Today at 17:56 Emirate time
A journalist of Turkish newspaper Taraf, Mehmet Baransu, published an article alleging that Turkish pilots of F4 jet downed by Alawitr regime were alive when they catapulted from the cabin. They finished off in the water by Assad's security services.
Journalist Baransu met in Istanbul with one of the top refugees from Syria, who is representative of a large Alawite clan, close to Assad.
Journalist Baransu met in Istanbul with one of the top refugees from Syria, who is representative of a large Alawite clan, close to Assad.
According to him, Bashar al-Assad and his family a few months ago offered him the post of minister, but he briefly went to the Turkish Iskenderun, not to accept the offer. After the publication of a list of the Cabinet of Ministers of Syria, not seeing his name on the list, he returned to Syria.
The refugee who asked not to disclose his name to the press reported that a hit squad has been formed last week on the order of al-Assad to kill him and his family, because of which he had to flee to Turkey.
Baransu claims to have received some interesting facts about the death of two pilots of the Turkish jet downed by the Alawite regime (according to other sources by Russians).
The refugee who asked not to disclose his name to the press reported that a hit squad has been formed last week on the order of al-Assad to kill him and his family, because of which he had to flee to Turkey.
Baransu claims to have received some interesting facts about the death of two pilots of the Turkish jet downed by the Alawite regime (according to other sources by Russians).
According to a senior refugee all the locals saw the pilots catapulted from the downed aircraft and splashed into the sea.
F4 took part in military exercises organized for the Free Syrian Army by the command of the Turkish Navy.
In addition to Navy ships, the exercise involved six ships of the Free Syrian Army. These vessels were protected from the air by two armed F-16s and two conventional jets F-4s. One of the F-4s violated Syrian airspace. It was hit by a missile.
Residents of nearby villages saw the missile launch and splashdown of the pilots into the sea in parachutes. Turks sent a helicopter to the crash site, but it was driven away by warning shots.
F4 took part in military exercises organized for the Free Syrian Army by the command of the Turkish Navy.
In addition to Navy ships, the exercise involved six ships of the Free Syrian Army. These vessels were protected from the air by two armed F-16s and two conventional jets F-4s. One of the F-4s violated Syrian airspace. It was hit by a missile.
Residents of nearby villages saw the missile launch and splashdown of the pilots into the sea in parachutes. Turks sent a helicopter to the crash site, but it was driven away by warning shots.
After 40 minutes Alawite military boats arrived in a square of splashdown of Turkish pilots.
According to the reporter of the story senior refugee, initially it was decided to capture the pilots and kill them after the interrogation. But then the order given to kill the pilots on the ground and Alawites fulfilled it.
Only on the fourth day after the murder the Assad regime gave the nod to Turkey's conduct "rescue operation".
Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center
According to the reporter of the story senior refugee, initially it was decided to capture the pilots and kill them after the interrogation. But then the order given to kill the pilots on the ground and Alawites fulfilled it.
Only on the fourth day after the murder the Assad regime gave the nod to Turkey's conduct "rescue operation".
Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center
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