Turkish Terror Attack Confirmed As A False-Flag

(The Real Agenda) Turkish Intelligence had key information in advance, including the names of the terrorists.

A few days ago, Stephen Lendman wrote an article questioning the real origin of the Turkish terrorist attacks in Ankara. Turkey’s support of terrorist groups is undeniable. Erdogan’s regime along with NATO and the United States had been preparing for attacks against Syria for a long time.

We had previously reported about how Turkey is a declared supporter of ISIS in Syria. The Erdogan regime trains and arms ISIS fighters on behalf of western nations whose interest is to destroy 7 countries in the Middle East and North Africa.

Yesterday, we learned of Turkey’s censorship on the media that reports on details related to the terror attacks.

Despite the censorship imposed by the Turkish government, we learn today, via Turkish media, that Turkish intelligence learned of the suicide bomber attacks three days before they actually took place. So, bare minimum, the intelligence community in Turkey let the attacks happen.

The Turkish intelligence services handled information on two jihadist terrorists three days before the suicide bombing that last Saturday claimed the lives of at least 99 people, according to Turkish media. Reports published today indicate that serious security lapses allowed the attack to occur.

The daily Cumhuriyet reported today that the attack was planned in the town of Elbeyli on the border with Syria, where a day before the attack leaders of the terrorist group Islamic State gathered together with a Turkish terror cell.

According to Cumhuriyet, the two suicide bombers, Turkish nationals, crossed into Turkey from Syria and were taken to Ankara at midnight on Friday and Saturday. The reports directly violates the prohibition issued by the government to publish news about the attack.

The daily Hurriyet reported, too, that intelligence services had information three days before the attack that included the names of potential suicide bombers, including the alleged perpetrators of the attack in Ankara.

The two authors have been identified by the media as Ömer Deniz Dündar and Yusuf Emre Alagöz. This is the brother of another suicide bomber that last June 20 killed 33 pro-Kurdish activists, the same group that was targeted on Saturday.

According to Hürriyet, the two terrorists reached the outskirts of Ankara in a private vehicle and were transferred by taxi to Balgar, a neighborhood near the train station, where the attack took place.

Before the attack, they had breakfast at a nearby cafe and then took a taxi to the station, where a rally and march for peace was being held. The two terrorists blew themselves up in a crowd, killing at least 99 and leaving hundreds injured.

Relatives of the two alleged terrorists have told Turkish media that they had long asked the police for help because their children were being recruited to join ISIS in Syria.

The parties of the left opposition, both Social Democrats and pro-Kurds, have denounced these apparent security lapses and called for the resignations of the ministers of Justice and Interior.

For now, the only actions carried out in response to the so-called lapses are the suspension of the Director of the Ankara Police and two subordinates.

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