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Keyword:  [Advance Search] All News WORLD SHIPPING SHIPPING NEWS    » TURKISH STRAITS    » ENERGY       » Pipelines    » CONTAINER    » PORTS    » CRUISE NEWS    » PILOTAGE&TOWAGE    » SAFETY&SECURITY    » Environmental    » Towage & Salvage    » NAVY NEWS    » Fishing    » TANKERS    » DRY BULK ACCIDENTS Hot News SHIPBUILDING MARKETS LOGISTICS DEMOLITION IMO&EU NEWS PIRACY TURKISH PRESS REVIEW SEA SPORTS NEWS FROM TURKEY    » Anatolian Agency    » Hurriyet Daily News    » HDAILYNEWS LLOYD'S LIST INSIGHT/OPINION SHIPBROKER REPORTS Poll What will happen to container freight rates in 2011? Increase. Drop Steady Newsletter - - - Category - - - » Shipbuilding » Accidents Your Name: Your Email:   NEWS FROM TURKEY » Anatolian Agency (GEN) U.S. WILL NOT SHIP EQUIPMENT THROUGH TURKEY, ADMIRAL MULLEN Saturday, 04.Sep.2010, 12:36 (GMT+3) ANKARA (A.A) - Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs Adm. MichaelMullen said on Saturday that he did not come to Turkey to discuss shipping ofheavy equipment or weapons through Turkish soil while withdrawing from Iraq.Admiral Mullen told a news conference at the U.S. Embassy Building in Ankarathat they never passed weapons through Turkey, noting they did not have anyintention to do this.Commenting on his visit to Turkey, Admiral Mullen said the United Statesuses Turkey's infrastructure for the entrance and exit of the teams in areas ofoperation and relies on Turkey.Admiral Mullen said other news reports apart from this were baseless andwrong. He said the U.S. was grateful to Turkey for the support of the Turkishgovernment for flights and base and land access.Admiral Mullen said Turkey and the United States were not only allies but atthe same time very good friends, and noted that most of the interests and theproblems they faced were similar.(more)(AY) ANKARA (A.A) - Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs Adm. MichaelMullen said on Saturday that he did not come to Turkey to discuss shipping ofheavy equipment or weapons through Turkish soil while withdrawing from Iraq.Admiral Mullen told a news conference at the U.S. Embassy Building in Ankarathat they never passed weapons through Turkey, noting they did not have anyintention to do this.Commenting on his visit to Turkey, Admiral Mullen said the United Statesuses Turkey's infrastructure for the entrance and exit of the teams in areas ofoperation and relies on Turkey.Admiral Mullen said other news reports apart from this were baseless andwrong. He said the U.S. was grateful to Turkey for the support of the Turkishgovernment for flights and base and land access.Admiral Mullen said Turkey and the United States were not only allies but atthe same time very good friends, and noted that most of the interests and theproblems they faced were similar.(more)(AY) admin Read: 523 Times/80 Visitors Online , Rating (Votes: 0) Add your comment(Existing: 0)  Tell friend  Print COMMENTS ( 0 Existing) Other Articles: (SPO)LITHUANIAN COACH:"I AM PROUD OF THE PLAYERS" (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (SPO) FIBA 2010 WORLD BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP-SPAIN:73 - LITHUANIA: 76 (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (DIP)TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTER DAVUTOGLU MEETS WITH GREEK DEPUTY FM DURACAS (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (SPO)DEFENDER YOBO TO JOIN TURKEY'S FENERBAHCE ON LOAN (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (SPO)CHINESE COACH CONGRATULATES PUERTO RICO (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (DIP)CYPRIOT LEADERS MEET OVER DINNER (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (SPO) FIBA 2010 WORLD BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP-FRENCH COACH: THERE WERE TIMES CANADA DESERVED TO WIN THE MATCH (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (DIP)TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTRY WELCOMES DENMARK'S DECISION TO OPEN CASEAGAINST MEDIA ORGAN SUPPORTING TERRORIST ORGANIZATION (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (SPO) FIBA 2010 WORLD BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP-PUERTO RICO: 84 - CHINA: 76 (Tuesday,31.08.2010) (SPO) FIBA 2010 WORLD BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP-FRANCE: 68 - CANADA: 63 (Tuesday,31.08.2010) Events May 2012 Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa     1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31       News in Pictures Salvage tug connecting to the tanker Shinyo Sawako in South China Sea. Hot News Turkey's Demiroren and BOTAS sign cooperation agreements with Swiss EGL

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