25 PKK terrorist killed by TAF airstrike aiming camps in N. Iraq!

[Ottoman-Turk]

how much does one anka cost?

 

[Worf]

People here are missing the point. The PKK does not keep any thing outside. It is all underground and in caves. These airstrikes are just going bombing mountains. If we used armed drones, it no different.

Soldiers themselves have to go there and destroy any thing they see.

All these airstrike news is full of 'crap'. The goverment is going to make an agreement with the PKK, so they are using these types of airstrike to make a sense of victory after the agreement is done.

 

[Targon]

First priority should be the home defence, we're still losing soldiers from ambushes, mines and assaults on small outpost established on ridiculous places, after these problems solved and losses become minimal we can plan a major assaults on PKK camps at Iraq.

Sometimes I think I would do better then the ones at the head of armed forces, 30 years and we still losing men from same still attacks.

 

[Worf]

First priority should be the home defence, we're still losing soldiers from ambushes, mines and assaults on small outpost established on ridiculous places, after these problems solved and losses become minimal we can plan a major assaults on PKK camps at Iraq.

Sometimes I think I would do better then the ones at the head of armed forces, 30 years and we still losing men from same still attacks.

Yes. The US invaded Afganistan, because the terrorists there was a risk to national security. Turkey has the right and should make a safe area in iraq that covers Kandil and zap.

 

[Killuminati]

I'm not believing the results of air strikes, baseless claims without any proof.

The best answer giving the bombs itself to guys like you:

 

[PapaDoc23]

So what you guys want Turkey to do? Do you guys want to launch a massive ground and air offensive into northern Iraq? That would work but you do not want to risk a conflict a bloody guerrilla war with the Kurdish pershmerga. There has to be a way to have them cooperate with Turkey in any major military offensive to flush the PKK out.

 

[LegionnairE]

Since when hound is scared of rats? Trust me on offensive we suffer much less casualities than being on defensive. We have raided Qandil many times, nothing's stopping us now we should take measures A.S.A.P. If we make a ground assault to Qandil PKK will be crippled and next year or two will be offly silent which means higher public morale and even lesser casualities.

 

[PapaDoc23]

Since when hound is scared of rats? Trust me on offensive we suffer much less casualities than being on defensive. We have raided Qandil many times, nothing's stopping us now we should take measures A.S.A.P. If we make a ground assault to Qandil PKK will be crippled and next year or two will be offly silent which means higher public morale and even lesser casualities.

What is holding Turkey back from striking hard at the PKK?! I am confused Turkey has a powerful military and not to be fucked with. Turkey is like a lion while the PKK is an annoying raccoon. I am an American and do not know much of the PKK-Turkish War. So why has Turkey not unleashed the true power of its military?

 

[LegionnairE]

What is holding Turkey back from striking hard at the PKK?! I am confused Turkey has a powerful military and not to be fucked with. Turkey is like a lion while the PKK is an annoying raccoon. I am an American and do not know much of the PKK-Turkish War. So why has Turkey not unleashed the true power of its military?

Because Politicians of Turkey mistake military matters with politic ones, simple answer. Their flawed idea is to win kurds' hearts' to make it impossible for PKK to recruit from young population. It's not going to happen because: above sixty percent of PKK militants are Syrian kurds and another good percentage consists of Iraqi kurds and thanks to USA Barzani clan now holds the northern Iraq regional government and they are known by their support to PKK.

And there is that certain distrust between AKP government and Turkish army they won't let Army to take credit from this issue. But when certain events occur military intervention is inevitable to keep public morale high. When it happened last time it also caused a diplomatic crisis.
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[Ottoman-Turk]

1. stupid politicians 2. how can we unleash everything? if someone is in moutains ? we cant destroy the mountains so we have to first find out where they are then if its appropriate f-16 will bomb it , or we send army units and heli's to shoot them , in only last two months around 60 terrorist die.

What is holding Turkey back from striking hard at the PKK?! I am confused Turkey has a powerful military and not to be fucked with. Turkey is like a lion while the PKK is an annoying raccoon. I am an American and do not know much of the PKK-Turkish War. So why has Turkey not unleashed the true power of its military?