Assassination of Russian Ambassador for Turkey

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The Russian Ambassador was shot several times by an assasin at a photograph exbition in Ankara. This incident comes at a time when Turkey, Russia and Iran are negotiating about terrorism. The assasin is said to have dressed in suit and tie. The assasin has allegedly shouted something about Haleppo.
 
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https://www.rt.com/news/370774-russian-ambassador-shot-ankara/
The Russian envoy to Turkey was wounded after a gunman stormed into a building where the official was attending a Russian photo exhibition, the Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed.

The ambassador, Andrey Karlov, was injured after he was about to deliver a speech on the opening of the exhibition “Russia in the eyes of Turks.”

TASS news agency, citing eyewitnesses, reports that several shots were taken and the perpetrator shouted “Get out!”

Turkish NTV broadcaster says that three other people were also injured in the attack on the ambassador.

Hurriyet newspaper, citing their own reporter, says that the perpetrator also fired warning shots in the air before targeting Karlov.

According to the paper, Special Forces surrounded the building where the attack took place and are searching for the gunman.

Witnesses say police are engaged in a shootout with the assailant.
 
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This exhibition was at a place very close to the US Embassy. This seems like a gladio operation.
 
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For some reason this event feels like a marker event, and part of what the C's meant when they talked about "40 days".
 
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The Duran is now reporting that the ambassador has died:

http://theduran.com/breaking-russian-ambassador-turkey-killed-armed-assault-video/
 
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Keit said:
For some reason this event feels like a marker event, and part of what the C's meant when they talked about "40 days".

Yes, that went through my mind as I got some "chills" through my spine when I saw that on Twitter.
 
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Aragorn said:
The Duran is now reporting that the ambassador has died:

http://theduran.com/breaking-russian-ambassador-turkey-killed-armed-assault-video/

Yes, confirmed as well by MSM. Sad, really...

And I'm wondering how the killer could enter the exposition facilities without being arrested with a gun? :mad:
 
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MK Scarlett said:
Aragorn said:
The Duran is now reporting that the ambassador has died:

http://theduran.com/breaking-russian-ambassador-turkey-killed-armed-assault-video/

Yes, confirmed as well by MSM. Sad, really...

And I'm wondering how the killer could enter the exposition facilities without being arrested with a gun? :mad:

He apparently had a police ID and was granted access without problem.
_https://francais.rt.com/international/30839-ambassadeur-russe-turquie-grievement-blesse-attaque-armee-ankara

18h14 CET
Une source militaire russe a indiqué que l'assaillant se serait bien présenté comme un agent de police en présentant une carte valide à l'entrée du bâtiment. Son identité serait en cours de vérification.
A russian military source said the assailant introduced himself as a police officer, presenting a valid ID at the entrance of the building. His identity is currently being checked.

18h09 CET
L'homme aurait eu accès à la salle d'exposition où a eu lieu l'attaque en présentant une carte de police, selon plusieurs témoins cités par la BBC.
The man allegedly entered the exhibition room by presenting a police card, acc. to several witnesses quoted by the BBC.

And of course, the guy allegedly shouted "Allah Akbar" and mentioned "vengeance for Aleppo".
 
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This is quite shocking, but eerily not unexpected.

After the liberation of Aleppo, there was a lot of talk about Syria and Turkey eventually running into each other in the north of Syria and entering a conflict. Something that would have ensure the continuation of the chaos in Syria and would essentially make the Turkey a sequel to Daesh.

This is something I know Rusia was actively working to avoid, just yesterday I read an article in which the kremlin had officially posted on their website details of the conversations between Putin and Erdogan regarding the situation in Syria. It's not difficult to tell who would benefit from Russia and Turkey breaking diplomatic ties once again. Last time they did this was exactly the same template, a Turkish national shooting down a Russian official. Sure this time it could be shown as some crazy gunman acting alone, but the message sent is still implied "Russians aren't safe in Turkey".

I guess we can assume that despite their horrible failure in their attempted coup last summer, they're still trying to hold on desperately to whatever influence they may have in the region. They really hated the victory in Aleppo.

May he Rest In Peace.
 
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istina said:
Keit said:
For some reason this event feels like a marker event, and part of what the C's meant when they talked about "40 days".

Yes, that went through my mind as I got some "chills" through my spine when I saw that on Twitter.

Ditto, I felt very angry and sad when listening to this. I'm currently listening to the live analysis on RT, which I think has been covering a lot of great information. As it was said on the show by a journalist: an attack like this to one ambassador is a message to all the nation. :( Seems like as said by others, it may be the beginning of more events to develop in the next 40 days.
 
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https://www.rt.com/news/370782-attack-russian-ambassador-ankara/
The gunman has been identified as a Turkish police officer, Ankara mayor Melih Gokcek said, according to AFP.

Hair-raising 40 days indeed.
 
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Another thing that occurred to me was the fact that, they chose a very public way to execute him. There were cameras all around.

And another thing that I noticed was his stance and way to hold the gun. Very police like.

_https://mundo.sputniknews.com/orientemedio/201612191065674376-foto-ankara-atacante/

_https://mundo.sputniknews.com/rusia/201612191065676017-turquia-diplomatico-rusia-muerte/
 
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lilies said:
https://www.rt.com/news/370782-attack-russian-ambassador-ankara/
The gunman has been identified as a Turkish police officer, Ankara mayor Melih Gokcek said, according to AFP.

Hair-raising 40 days indeed.

Oh you beat me by 2 seconds, but your post explains the way he was holding the gun.
 
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Gunman Who Killed Russian Ambassador in Turkey Was a Police Officer

The former Turkish police officer who killed Russian Ambassador Andrew Karlov has been identified as Mevlüt Mert Altıntaş of the Ankara Riot police.

Altıntaş, 22, was a graduate of Izmir Police School. He was not on duty when he made the attack at an art gallery on Monday, according to two Turkish Security sources who spoke to Reuters. He had previously been investigated for an attempted coup on July 15, by the terrorist organization Haberturk, and terminated from the police force. Russia's foreign ministry confirmed that the ambassador, Andrew Karlov, had died in the attack. Altıntaş was shot and killed after assassinating Karlov. Maria Zakharova, the spokeswoman for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has announced that they qualify the assassination as a terrorist attack. "We qualify what happened as a terror attack. We are currently in contact with Turkish authorities who are assuring us that a thorough, comprehensive investigation will be conducted," Zakharova stated.

Read more: _https://sputniknews.com/russia/201612191048756669-gunman-turkey-identified/
 
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