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Japan will provide 41 vehicles to Armenia for firefighters and 15 million dollars in aid

November 1, 2016 By administrator

fire-trucks Armen Yeritsian, Minister of Emergency Situations said at the government meeting on the 2017 budget Monday, October 31 that Armenia will receive assistance from Japan of $ 15 million and 41 emergency vehicles. This material will be made available to firefighters parts of Chirag, Lori and Siyunik. “In our region the fire trucks were not very old. But they carried only 2 tons of water and when they arrived on the field of the fire, it was already too late … “” threw the minister who does not lack humor.

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2,000 so called vehicles stolen in Turkey sold to Syrian jihadists

January 26, 2015 By administrator

About 2,000 vehicles stolen in Turkey were sent to Syria during the past two years, with most of them being sold to jihadists fighting in the neighboring country, Hurriyet Daily News reported.

According to data from the Police Department and the Gendarmerie Command, the 2,000 vehicles stolen in 2013 and 2014 were smuggled to Syria with cloned license plates. Most of the vehicles were either pick-ups or panel vans which have been sold to fighter groups in the region, primarily the Islamic State (IS). Such vehicles have been used by fighter groups for carrying ammunition and fighters.

According to figures from the Public Security Department of the Police Department, about 63 vehicles are stolen every day in Turkey, mostly in Istanbul.

In 2014, 23,000 vehicles were stolen across Turkey.

The newest models of luxury vehicles are also often stolen and smuggled to northern Syria and Iraq, according to data obtained by the police.

Report: so called Vehicles stolen in Turkey used by ISIL in Syria, Iraq??

July 7, 2014 By administrator

Everytime Turkish government caught red handed they have answers this time STOLEN?

More than 1,000 vehicles stolen in Turkey have been sent to Syria to be used by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in clashes in Syria and Iraq, a Turkish daily reported on

Monday.

According to the Milliyet newspaper, citing an intelligence report, there are around 1,800 vehicles, which have been stolen in Turkey since 2013 and illegally taken into Syria, that are now being used by ISIL militants. After arming these vehicles, many of which are pickup trucks and panel vans, the al-Qaeda splinter group uses the vehicles in clashes in Iraq and Syria, the report says.

ISIL has also been working on obtaining stolen vehicles from Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Jordan, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia; however; most of the stolen vehicles are from Turkey, the report says.

Milliyet reported that ISIL has been operating with gangs of thieves in Turkey to obtain these vehicles. The al-Qaeda splinter group let the gang members know the type and number of vehicles they want. The gangs then steal the vehicles in the big and border cities and change the license plates before sending them on to Syria. After the stolen vehicles are sent to the southeastern border cities, they pass the vehicles on to brokers. Brokers then sell the vehicles to ISIL, according to the report.

While vehicles such as small trucks and pickups have been used for transporting heavy arms, panel vans are used for bomb attacks, Milliyet reported. Stolen vehicles are also reportedly sold to other armed groups in Syria.

Source: ZAMAN