Thousands of crazed Turkish fanatical Erdogan supporters surrounded the NATO base at Kyuretsik in Malatya, forcing the Turkish police to act immediately.
There are reports of a similar gathering at the Incirlik base, while thousands of Turkish fanatics broke into McDonald's stores in the country, raising legitimate questions.
We expect to see what Turkey is up to in the coming hours, since Turkish warships are in the area near Gaza, and we are staying there, since the Ankara regime has found a way to control the millions of fanatical Muslims with the appropriate rhetoric.
The US military thwarted an attack targeting its forces in Iraq early this morning by intercepting two drones before they could strike, two US officials told Reuters.
The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, declined to say which country was behind the attack, though it is safe to say that if it was Iran, they would have reported it immediately.
U.S. forces are on heightened alert for activity by Islamist groups amid rising tensions in the region due to the Israel-Hamas war.
"Offensive drones were intercepted as they attempted to strike Iraq's al-Assad Air Base, which hosts U.S. troops," officials said.
The incident came hours after a missile strike on a Gaza hospital killed hundreds of Palestinians, raising the stakes for US President Joe Biden, who flies to Israel on Wednesday.
Israel blamed the blast at the Al-Ahli al-Arabi hospital, which involved an incident of a failed rocket launch, on the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group, which denied responsibility.
Turkish Patriotic Party Chairman N. Perichenk said a short while ago that condemning Israel will not be enough and that Turkey must "clean up" US bases and part ways with the alliance.
He said that wars are won with weapons and force, and stressed that Turkey can part ways with the US and take steps for Palestine.
A short while ago, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) released a recorded phone call that was intercepted between two militants discussing the failed launch of an Islamic Jihad missile that landed at Al-Ahli Hospital.
The Israeli army accuses the Palestinian terrorist group Jihad of firing a barrage of rockets that hit a hospital in Gaza City last night, leading to a huge explosion and killing hundreds of people, mostly civilians.
This morning, it released Air Force footage of the area around Al Ahli Hospital before and after the failed missile launch.
Hamas' cowardly attack on Israel and yesterday's tragedy with the hospital, in which 500 people were killed, will probably trigger a regional war, involving both the Turks and the Iranians, causing a situation not really seen since the distant 1939-40. This scenario is mathematically possible, barring the unexpected.
