Something is fishy about this killing. Watching the video, the ambassador is shot. My question is where is the ambassador's security detail?
After he shoots multiple people and starts giving his speech is minutes. Where is his security detail? Where is the Turkish security?
Does not make sense to me at all.
After he shoots multiple people and starts giving his speech is minutes. Where is his security detail? Where is the Turkish security?
Does not make sense to me at all.
Also if Russia responds militarily, NATO is obligated to help Turkey. Really? We are going to defend an Islamic country?
That's totally ridiculous. The U.S. need to force NATO to cut Turkey from them. We should tell them we are not defending Turkey.
Fvck Turkey, we have nothing in common with them now and if anything they are an enemy of us.
That's totally ridiculous. The U.S. need to force NATO to cut Turkey from them. We should tell them we are not defending Turkey.
Fvck Turkey, we have nothing in common with them now and if anything they are an enemy of us.
The Turkish policeman who killed the Russian ambassador to Turkey in Ankara.
The gunman was shot dead.
Barack Obama has warned that the US will retaliate for Russian .HACK.. “And we will – at a time and place of our own choosing.
Russia SHOULD H\AVE LISTENED
The secret services of a NATO country is 'highly likely' to have been behind the assassination of ambassador Andrei Karlov, claimed a top ally of Vladimor Putin.
Senior senator Frantz Klintsevich, deputy chairman of the Russian upper chamber's defence and security committee, said: 'It was a planned action.
'Everyone knew that he was going to attend this photo exhibition.
'It can be ISIS, or the Kurdish army which tries to hurt Erdogan.
'But may be - and it is highly likely - that representatives of foreign NATO secrets services are behind it.
'What has happened is a true provocation, a challenge.
'It is a challenge for Russia.'
The senator is a member of the ruling council of United Russia party, Putin's vehicle of power.
The Russian Foreign Ministry vowed that terrorism would not win after the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Turkey.
Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said: 'We call this event an act of terror.
'Terrorism will not win.
'We will strongly fight it.'
Russia SHOULD H\AVE LISTENED
The secret services of a NATO country is 'highly likely' to have been behind the assassination of ambassador Andrei Karlov, claimed a top ally of Vladimor Putin.
Senior senator Frantz Klintsevich, deputy chairman of the Russian upper chamber's defence and security committee, said: 'It was a planned action.
'Everyone knew that he was going to attend this photo exhibition.
'It can be ISIS, or the Kurdish army which tries to hurt Erdogan.
'But may be - and it is highly likely - that representatives of foreign NATO secrets services are behind it.
'What has happened is a true provocation, a challenge.
'It is a challenge for Russia.'
The senator is a member of the ruling council of United Russia party, Putin's vehicle of power.
The Russian Foreign Ministry vowed that terrorism would not win after the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Turkey.
Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said: 'We call this event an act of terror.
'Terrorism will not win.
'We will strongly fight it.'
[h=1]Gunman opens fire in front of the US embassy in Turkish capital of Ankara just hours after Russian ambassador was shot dead one block away[/h]
PUBLISHED: 02:26, 20 December 2016 | UPDATED: 04:36, 20 December 2016
- The man fired 8-9 shots into the air at around 4:30am local time Tuesday
- He has been identified only as 'Sahin S' in the Turkish state press
- It's not yet known if anyone was hurt. The suspect appeared to be uninjured
- Video shows him being taken away by cops, shouting: 'Don't play with us'
- Earlier, on Monday evening, Russian ambassador Andrei Karlov was shot dead
- He was murdered by off-duty cop Mevlüt Mert Altintas, who was killed by police
PUBLISHED: 02:26, 20 December 2016 | UPDATED: 04:36, 20 December 2016
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Arrested: This man was arrested outside the US Embassy in the Turkish capital of Ankara after he reportedly fired a shotgun 8-9 times, and shouted 'Don't play with us'
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Embassy: The embassy was on temporary lockdown after the incident, which occurred at around 4:30am local time. The man was reportedly identified as 'Sahir S' in state media
