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Kurds Seize Iraqi Town From Militants

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Hopefully there will be many more members of ISIS in the same position as this dead man, put there by the Kurds.

Kurds seize Iraqi town from militants
Jonathan Krohn, Special for USA TODAY8:33 p.m. EDT October 2, 2014
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(Photo: Hadi Mizban, AP)

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RABIA, Iraq — His plump body was splayed on the floor of the unfinished hospital building. His left arm was mostly blown off, a pool of blood staining the ground where his elbow would have been. His eyes were shut. The wall behind him was riddled with bullet holes.

This nameless fighter was one of about 30 Islamic State militants who stayed during a three-day battle with Kurdish soldiers for control of this strategic town on the Iraqi-Syrian border. Well-armed with weapons that included American assault rifles, they took shelter in the hospital in the center of town.

The Kurds gained control of the hospital Thursday, aided by a British airstrike Wednesday.

Capt. Nakib Hami said the Kurdish fighters began the successful assault on the building nearly five hours after an airstrike by the U.S.-led coalition trying to halt the militants' advance across much of Syria and Iraq.

Inside the building, they found a handful of bodies and expected to find others under mounds of rubble caused by artillery fire and bombings.

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Kurds seize Iraqi town from militants?
 
Hopefully there will be many more members of ISIS in the same position as this dead man, put there by the Kurds.

Kurds seize Iraqi town from militants
Jonathan Krohn, Special for USA TODAY8:33 p.m. EDT October 2, 2014
1412291860000-AP-Mideast-Iraq-Kurds-Waiting-for-Weapons.jpg

(Photo: Hadi Mizban, AP)

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RABIA, Iraq — His plump body was splayed on the floor of the unfinished hospital building. His left arm was mostly blown off, a pool of blood staining the ground where his elbow would have been. His eyes were shut. The wall behind him was riddled with bullet holes.

This nameless fighter was one of about 30 Islamic State militants who stayed during a three-day battle with Kurdish soldiers for control of this strategic town on the Iraqi-Syrian border. Well-armed with weapons that included American assault rifles, they took shelter in the hospital in the center of town.

The Kurds gained control of the hospital Thursday, aided by a British airstrike Wednesday.

Capt. Nakib Hami said the Kurdish fighters began the successful assault on the building nearly five hours after an airstrike by the U.S.-led coalition trying to halt the militants' advance across much of Syria and Iraq.

Inside the building, they found a handful of bodies and expected to find others under mounds of rubble caused by artillery fire and bombings.

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Kurds seize Iraqi town from militants?

GO KURDS GO! :clap2:
 
And?? ...... :cool:
Go team Sunni! Go ISIS!

And your beloved coward Sunni terrorist animals got their butts kicked by some brave heroic Kurdish fighters.

I am proud of the Kurds, they are doing all the heavy lifting on the ground.
Kurds are a proud and tough people.

And they are our only real friend in the region besides Israel.
Yup. They are already cooperating very closely with the Israelis.
 
And?? ...... :cool:
Go team Sunni! Go ISIS!

And your beloved coward Sunni terrorist animals got their butts kicked by some brave heroic Kurdish fighters.

I am proud of the Kurds, they are doing all the heavy lifting on the ground.
Kurds are a proud and tough people.

And they are our only real friend in the region besides Israel.
Yup. They are already cooperating very closely with the Israelis.

They have been, Israel trained the Peshmerga.
 
The Kurd's are traitors who deal with the zionist Israeli scum.

Israel and the western nation's eventually will stab the Kurds in the back like they have done before.

And then both Turkey and Iran bring the hammer down on the Kurds. ..... :cool:
 
The Kurd's are traitors who deal with the zionist Israeli scum.

Israel and the western nation's eventually will stab the Kurds in the back like they have done before.

And then both Turkey and Iran bring the hammer down on the Kurds. ..... :cool:

The Kurds are probably going to end up with their own country after the dust settles in Iraq and Syria. They have done all the heavy lifting and they deserve it. :thup:
 
And?? ...... :cool:
Go team Sunni! Go ISIS!

And your beloved coward Sunni terrorist animals got their butts kicked by some brave heroic Kurdish fighters.

I am proud of the Kurds, they are doing all the heavy lifting on the ground.
Kurds are a proud and tough people.
ISIS stands no chance against the Kurds and Peshmerga. They are fierce and disciplined fighters. With US Air support they are unstoppable. Watch and see
 
Turkey and Iran aren't gonna have much of a choice.
That remains to be seen.

Turkey is a major power in the region and has lost many people and soldiers fighting the Kurdish terrorists.

And of course the Iranians have a lot of influence in the area. ..... :cool:

I agree they will definently not want to see the Kurds have a State, but if the Kurds can get a piece of Iraq and Syria and keep it free of nutty ISIS fighters, that may be a better alternative. I believe the whole region is gearing up for major changes in regards to borders and countries anyways.
 
I agree they will definently not want to see the Kurds have a State, but if the Kurds can get a piece of Iraq and Syria and keep it free of nutty ISIS fighters, that may be a better alternative. I believe the whole region is gearing up for major changes in regards to borders and countries anyways.
Yes, the whole region is going to experience some major changes.

Neither the Turk's or the Iranian's want to see a Kurdish state carved out of Iraq for two reasons:

1) They fear the Kurds in their country will start fighting to break away and join the newly formed Kurdish state.

2) They do not want an Israeli client state next to their borders.
 
I agree they will definently not want to see the Kurds have a State, but if the Kurds can get a piece of Iraq and Syria and keep it free of nutty ISIS fighters, that may be a better alternative. I believe the whole region is gearing up for major changes in regards to borders and countries anyways.
Yes, the whole region is going to experience some major changes.

Neither the Turk's or the Iranian's want to see a Kurdish state carved out of Iraq for two reasons:

1) They fear the Kurds in their country will start fighting to break away and join the newly formed Kurdish state.

2) They do not want an Israeli client state next to their borders.

Those are very good points, but maybe they'd rather have a stable Kurdish state who can control their own borders besides an ISIS State? Iraq and Syria have proved they cannot govern or control anything, maybe the Kurds deserve a shot? stability is needed drastically here, maybe the Kurds can provide that?
 

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