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It's the journalist who sits next to the PM in PM's aircraft.
He says biggest military operation since Cyprus is coming.
Yiğit Bulut - HaberTürk
Or you can use chaotic Google translation:
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Dear friends, I agree that Prime Minister Erdogan's saying of "Everything will be different now" is an acknowledgement of Turkey's passive attitude so far.
For the Democratic Opening to work the Army has been rightfully forced into a passive position.
After Erdogan's words the attitude and strategy has completely changed and the public will soon see the signs of this. The new concept is large military operations with landings on Kandil mountains. The name of the operation with a large probability will be named Operation Hell and will be the indication of a "Sri-Lanka model" based approach. Once this operation starts, I don't think there will be a returning point, it will be a facticity for Turkey's new global approach. When? Very soon... A last detail: The fluctuations in the International markets has delayed the operation, everything is ready for the biggest military activity since Cyprus, it can start every next second.
Conclusion: Turkey has definitely pulled the trigger for a geographical large operation. The new stance against Damaskus and the relations with USA should be viewed under this context, you'll find very serious indicators.
Note: My invitation to all terrorists who don't have bloods on their hands and who want to return: You have the option of not believing what I've said, but it'
s better to believe and to lay down your Arms and surrender. With sureness the USA won't limit the operations this time.
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There's blood everywhere in the region's air, finally it seems the smell of it has reached the PM's nose.
What's the "limitation" he is talking about? He is talking about the Bush meeting in November 2007 before Turkey started limited incursion into N-Iraq, where both administration reached a consensus.
Stratfor:
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Stratfor has received word that Turkish President Abdullah Gul recently reached a deal with U.S. President George W. Bush on the question of Kirkuk and Turkish military intervention in northern Iraq. In return for the shelving of U.S. plans to hold the Kirkuk referendum, Turkey allegedly has promised not to launch a large-scale military incursion into northern Iraq and instead will stick to cross-border shelling and occasional airstrikes.