The Turkish judicial authorities charged 13 security forces personnel for blocking seven trucks loaded with weapons bounded to the armed terrorist groups in Syria.

The Turkish judicial authorities charged 13 security forces personnel for blocking seven trucks loaded with weapons bounded to the armed terrorist groups in Syria.

The accused personnel will be trialed soon in Adana Court as the prosecutor asked for life imprisonment for them as they were accused of revealing “a state secret” for political and espionage purposes.

The Turkish gendarme personnel inspected in Adana city near the Syrian borders 7 trucks laden with weapons upon information that the trucks were conveying weapons and ammunition to the armed terrorist groups in Syria, then they were relieved of their duties.

The event was coincided with a corruption scandal targeted Turkish Premier Reccep Tayyip Erdogan on mid December 2013. Erdogan launched a wide-scale purgation process in the judicial and police ranks under the pretext of “Foreign Conspiracy” targeting his government.

Turkish Tag Khabar website unveiled that Erdogan’s government offers logistic support to the Armed terrorist extremist groups in Syria.