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The TURKS are enforcing a no-fly zone over the iraqi kurds? to protect Iraqi kurds while they bomb iraqi kurds? what am I missing here?
The TURKS are enforcing a no-fly zone over the iraqi kurds? to protect Iraqi kurds while they bomb iraqi kurds? what am I missing here?
The TURKS are enforcing a no-fly zone over the iraqi kurds? to protect Iraqi kurds while they bomb iraqi kurds? what am I missing here?
turks will oppose a kurdish entity on Mars, i care not what this ekrem which is by the way the mind of every turkish attitude towards 40 million stateless kurds.
by the way the 2nd kurdistan is established :-D
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British and French Governments have historical and moral duty to support Syrian Kurds
British and French Governments have historical and moral duty to support Syrian Kurds
Forget it... and get used to it.
Let's keep it with facts, instead of some fantasy-maps coming from total bullshitters in Internet-Forums.
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Kirk, once Assad falls, I say take what you want in Syria, but forget Turkey, that's never going to happen. So get over it now please.
the map i present is already controlled by kurds so no matter how much you want to cry it wont change a thing, assad allawite state will even go as far as letting kurds use is sea port just to get back at ya.
turkey is not going to be in NATO till end of the world.
Priorities Chart Way Forward for Eucom
American Forces Press Service
STUTTGART, Germany, May 4, 2012 – Using the new defense strategic guidance as its roadmap, officials at U.S. European Command say they’ve fixed their compasses on four basic priorities: maintaining ready forces, completing a successful transition in Afghanistan, sustaining strategic partnerships and countering transnational threats.
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Looking forward, Navy Adm. James G. Stavridis, the Eucom commander, identified four specific countries for increased engagement: Israel, Russia, Turkey and Poland. (...)
Turkey, a rising regional power and NATO partner, is able to influence events in parts of the world the United States simply can’t.
ekrem, get used to the idea of kurds getting access to sea, meaning: reducing turkish influence over south kurdistan to almost 0 in near future, it is also in the interest of the supermajors (Exxon, Chevron, Total and Gazprom)to have another route for kurdistan oil to the international market
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and Syrian Kurdistan has over 50 wells almost 3-5 billion barrels of oil currently in the hands of kurds, so an oil pipeline from KRG via Syrian KRG into the Med sea is inevitable.
Turkey's parliament failed to pass a proposal Saturday to allow more than 60,000 U.S. troops to operate from Turkish bases and ports in the event of a war with Iraq. (...)
U.S. troop ships are waiting offshore and out of sight of the Turkish port of Iskenderun. U.S. officials have said they were confident Turkey would be the point of origin for a northern front in a war with Iraq.
Where the Drones Are | Foreign PolicyReal-time intelligence from the Predators is transmitted via satellite link to the combined intelligence fusion cell in Ankara. The cell, opened in November 2007 to process surveillance imagery from U.S. manned and unmanned systems flying over Iraq, is staffed by Turkish and U.S. military personnel working side by side to provide targeting information on suspected members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, for strikes by Turkish F-16s in Turkey or Northern Iraq.
the map i present is already controlled by kurds so no matter how much you want to cry it wont change a thing, assad allawite state will even go as far as letting kurds use is sea port just to get back at ya.
Dream world. Whatever.