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Tag Archives: Suleyman Shah Tomb
Creating a Timeline: The Turkish Convoy to the Suleyman Shah Tomb
On April 30th, Fehim Taştekin wrote in a piece for Al Monitor about some of the continuing questions about the Turkish military convoy sent to the Suleyman Shah Tomb. Taştekin wrote: An 18-vehicle convoy was dispatched to the Tomb of Suleiman Shah … Continue reading
The Turkish Military Convoy: Unanswered Questions (Update)
On 23 April, the Turkish military sent a large convoy of trucks, tanks, and armored personnel carriers into Syria to resupply the troops stationed at the Suleyman Shah Tomb ( 36° 38′ 19.06″ N, 38° 12′ 27.07″ E). The tomb sits … Continue reading
