Breaking: Blasts Heard In Kurdish Training Camp. US & British Instructors Present?

Related to earlier reporting or upping the ante?


TASS:

ANKARA, November 27. /TASS/. Several blasts rocked training camps of paramilitary units of the Kurdish Democratic Union Party in the Syrian province of Khaseke in Tel Tamer on Saturday, Anadoly Agency reported.

The report said there several people were killed and wounded in the accident.

According to the agency, there were the US and British military instructors in the camp. The facility was formed by the Democratic Union in 2013, for training the Kurdish militia. The trainings have been performed by US instructors since last year.
The Democratic Union is regarded as a terrorist organization in Turkey.

 Connected? I don't know? But worth mentioning

 Official: Loud Blast in Southern Turkey May Have Been Military Jets

A loud blast heard in Gaziantep, in southeastern Turkey near the Syrian border, may have been caused by jets taking part in Turkish military efforts in nearby northern Syria, Turkish officials said late Friday.
Police and firefighting teams investigated the sound, according to Turkey's Anadolu news agency.
The Gaziantep Province governor's office released a statement that said the incident caused no injuries, deaths or property damage.
"This sound could have been caused by warplanes involved in the Euphrates Shield operation going over the usual noise limit. We will give further details later," the governor said.
Tensions are high in Gaziantep. The area borders Syria where Turkish troops have taken part in military efforts to push Islamic State (IS) militants and Kurdish militia from the region.

Previously

• Putin and Erdogan: Two Talks in Two Days- Oh to be a fly on the wall....

 From earlier and now updated:

• Blasts hit Coalition Arms Depot in Syria? Russia Confirms SAA attack on Turks?

   First Report: Blasts hit coalition arms depot in north Syria"At least five explosions occurred on Saturday morning at the arms and munitions depots in a base close to Tal Tamer"northwest of the city of Hasakeh.

  Tit for Tat?: Kurdish Led Forces Blow up 4 Turkish Tanks
  

  The Kurdish-led military command in the northern Syrian town of Manbij on Thursday announced they destroyed four Turkish army tanks in the western countryside of the township.

Friday's news:

• Putin and Erdogan Talk Syria Etc.- Today

• US Soldier Killed in Syria was an Explosives Expert

 Thursday:

• Southfront: No Confirmation Of Syrian Strikes on Turkish Mil- One Year Anniversary Date Russian Jet Shootdown

  Additional commentary and information
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  RescueNovember 26, 2016 at 3:50 PM
   
  The US was behind the attack on the Turkish troops, (I'm not excluding Syrian collusion) & Turkey retaliated with the attack in Hasakah today. At least 5 US soldiers died.
  Assad is openly courting the US, hoping Trump will be an ally. That is why they are taking a hostile stance against Turkey, and scapegoating Erdogan for the war.
  I'm also worried, because Syria is not acting rationally. Teaming up with the SDF to capture Al-Bab is a fatal decision, that Syria will suffer with for a long time.
  Clearly, Russia & Syria have also fallen out, over what I don't entirely know. I suspect it might have been because of the latest jihadi offensive against Aleppo, where Russia withheld air support, allegedly because of a deal with Erdogan. After that, the relationship between the parties in the Syrian war changed. 
  
  
  
  
  greencrowNovember 26, 2016 at 4:32 PM
  Hi Penny:
  
  Perhaps THIS is why Putin and Erdogan have so much to talk about:
  http://www.conspiracyoutpost.com/topic/17831-media-silent-as-house-passes-resolution-for-syrian-no-fly-zone-%E2%80%94-provoking-war-with-russia/

Consider the thoughts others are sharing... Rescue makes some good points particularly with regard to Aleppo- Russia wasn't 'all in' on it- For what ever reason? Bad PR etc., They left it up to Syria.
Maybe Syria didn't need the assistance. Taking Aleppo is ugly work.

I agree that it was the US that attacked the Turkish troops- The US made clear they were displeased with Turkey's operation and were officially distancing themselves from it. If Syria is teaming up with the Kurds- Bad move. It is a mistake they will pay dearly for and suggests Syria is accepting it's balkanization.

Nothing is ever black and white. There are many shades of grey.
Greencrow has raised the spectre of the no fly zone, yet again-
That will affect Turkey
I'm very saddened to read that :(