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    Germany withdraws troops from Turkish Ingelik base

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    Post by Rocky Mon 10 Jul 2017, 3:14 am

    Germany withdraws troops from Turkish Ingelik base


    Editorial date: 2017/7/9


    German media reported that Berlin had begun withdrawing its forces from the Incirlik air base south of Turkey to a facility in Jordan.
    Last month, the German parliament ratified the decision to withdraw troops from Turkish bases after Ankara refused to visit al-Qaeda's German deputies.
    The Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed his deep resentment over the abolition of German authorities political rallies in the framework of the referendum campaign on the Turkish constitution was attended by ministers in his government.
    Germany, Austria and the Netherlands also prevented Turks from organizing similar popular gatherings.
    There are about 250 German soldiers stationed at Incirlik base.
    German troops at the Incirlik base are involved in providing logistical support to air strike fighters on sites in both Iraq and Syria as part of the international coalition to fight Da'ash.
    Relations between the two countries have been strained after a failed coup attempt in Turkey, when Germany has repeatedly expressed concern about "extensive arrest campaigns" on account of accountability for the coup attempt.

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    Post by Rocky Mon 10 Jul 2017, 3:39 am

    Berlin begins to withdraw its troops from the Turkish base of Incirlik


    A source at the German Defense Ministry announced that it began Sunday, withdraw its troops from the Turkish Incirlik Air Base, after a dispute with Ankara on the visit of a parliamentary delegation to German soldiers in their military base.

    A ministry spokesman told "Reuters" that specializes in aviation refueling air in the German aircraft left Incirlik to a Jordanian base on Sunday.

    German fighters will continue their missions from Incirlik until the end of July this, under the support of the international coalition led by the United States against the organization "Daesh operations mission." In the meantime, the transfer gear will be necessary to blue air base in Jordan where he is scheduled to be stationed aircraft by next October.

    For his part, a Turkish official confirmed that the withdrawal of troops began, explaining that the German Defense Minister Ursula von der where she had informed her Turkish counterpart intellectual Ahiq withdrawal date when they met at a summit of NATO in Brussels about two weeks ago.

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