Kurdistan forces are liberating Western Kurdistan

[alan131210]

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[brendar]

Alan i beg you make that a different topic so that we write our comments clearly and without messing this thread with those muslim terrorists.

[alan131210]

"kurds did not knee for Holako, and will not knee for any dictator"

[lazos]

Doesn't seem like no more good news is coming out of west Kurdistan :/ last beat one was liberating qamishlo but that was a bust... Now it's Syrian army attacking and surrounding the city and lame Mongolian Turks threatening to invade only 'south Syria' and not the whole of it. Plus also saw turkiland president dude guy with his wife at the olympics, I think he weara the same suit :/ that's cust

[zaxo10]

It was demo in Qamislo last night?

[alan131210]

Hitting Kurdish PKK rebels in Syrian Kurdistan dangerous for Turkey: Analysts

Turkey this week cranked up its already-heated rhetoric against Kurdish militants in the Kurdish northern Syrian region (western Kurdistan), saying it would not hesitate to go after PKK fighters, just as it has in Iraq's Kurdistan region.

Analysts warn such a move would be dangerous for Turkey and further complicate Syria's deadly conflict and the volatile regional situation.

"If you implement a hot pursuit against the PKK militias in northern Syria, the government in Syria will react very differently from the Iraqi government," Osman Bahadir Dincer of the Ankara-based USAK thinktank said.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday said it was a "given" that Turkish troops would pursue fleeing Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militants inside Syria if they struck Turkey.

The PKK is considered as 'terrorist' organization by Ankara, U.S., the PKK continues to be on the blacklist list in EU despite court ruling which overturned a decision to place the Kurdish rebel group PKK and its political wing on the European Union's terror list.

Turkey regularly bombs suspected Kurdish rebel hideouts in northern Iraq, with both Baghdad and the government in the autonomous Kurdish region forced to accept the military strikes.

Relations between the former close political allies Turkey and Syria have disintegrated as Ankara has lashed out against Syrian President Bashar Assad's bloody response to the ongoing uprising against his rule,www.ekurd.net which so far has led to the deaths of about 19,000 people since mid-March 2011.

The relationship soured further after Syria shot down a Turkish jet on June 22.

Though Syria is facing isolation from many Western powers, analysts warn that Turkish military action in Syria risks the wrath of some of the country's powerful allies.

"If Turkey brings soldiers onto Syrian soil by itself and not as part of an international operation, it would be an open provocation to Russia and Iran," said Cengiz Candar of the daily Radikal newspaper.

Hurriyet daily news writer Semih Idiz said any military operation would be doomed to lead Turkey into "new and unwelcome adventures, which will not only ruin the ongoing rapprochement with Kurdish northern Iraq, but also aggravate the Kurdish problem in Turkey."

Analysts say Turkey must stick with diplomacy and work with the region's Arab Sunni tribes, which hold sway over the largely Sunni Kurdish population.

"They have an influence on these people, so if Turkey can cooperate with these Arab Sunni tribes then we can cut the influence of PKK and PYD on the territory," Dincer said.

Hitting Kurdish PKK rebels in Syrian Kurdistan dangerous for Turkey

[Kurdistano]

Doesn't seem like no more good news is coming out of west Kurdistan :/ last beat one was liberating qamishlo but that was a bust... Now it's Syrian army attacking and surrounding the city and lame Mongolian Turks threatening to invade only 'south Syria' and not the whole of it. Plus also saw turkiland president dude guy with his wife at the olympics, I think he weara the same suit :/ that's cust

South or North Syria?

[burnsss]

Kerdogan will not invade, hes not that stupid.

[Kurdistano]

Kerdogan will not invade, hes not that stupid.

As I stated from the beginning. interfering would be considered as open provocation and a country like Iran which already stays with its back on the wall will never let Turkey interfere in its only ally country Syria and Russia wouldnt be happy also. And than there is still the possibility that Assad uses his chemical weapons against the Turkish troops. Turkey cant interfere in Syria on itself without the support of Nato. And Nato will not play the game of "chase the PYD which is another strong group opposing Assad and has already distant themselves from the PKK". As if Nato has nothing better to do than wasting its money and resources on a small organization while whole Syria is burning and Assad is the one to be taken from power.

The only thing Turkey can do is to use their relation to KRG (which they already do) to make sure the PYD does not support any PKK activities and as far as I know Barzani already made clear that PYD will not make attacks on Turkey.

[Kurdistano]

Now at the moment I see Kerdaroglus CHP press conference. This sicko is more of an enemy of Kurdish developments than Erdogan and even MHP nazis. He asks the AKP "didnt you see it come the possibility that out of this might come the division of our country too?"

[alan131210]

[alan131210]

in an interview KNC leader refutes reports of him asking to bring down the kurdistani flag, he says i have asked for Kurdistan flag only to be waved next to the free syrian flag.

http://rudaw.net/kurdish/index.php/rojava/15919.html

[alan131210]

The Turk took his nationalism and taught it to his Muslim nation, the Arab did the same

But when it came to the Kurds they told them not to speak of Kurdish nationality but to follow the Quran - #TwitterKurds

[brendar]

The Turk took his nationalism and taught it to his Muslim nation, the Arab did the same

But when it came to the Kurds they told them not to speak of Kurdish nationality but to follow the Quran - #TwitterKurds

And what did the Kurds do? Let Kurdistano answer please!

[burnsss]

The turks are good at dividing people, thats why we kurds need to act with our brains and obey our nationalist leaders.