Iraqi forces 'launch major Kirkuk operation'

[Arabi]

I would say the biggest losers in the recent events are Barazani & Turkey, I know that in 2008 Turkey through its former FM Dawod Uglu succeded to strengthen its ties with Barazani and later on agreed to export Kirkuk oil through Turkey. After these current circumstances, I really can't see how would Turkey retain its place regarding exporting oil of Kirkuk especially when the central government of Iraq finds itself in a place where it should award Talibanis the position of Governor of Kirkuk after the great services they have done.

Regarding the useless supports that Kurds got from the US, I say what our Egyptian brothers say "المتغطي بالأمريكان عريان" . USA is ready to betray anyone with no exception.

 

[Kamil_baku]

I would say the biggest losers in the recent events are Barazani & Turkey, I know that in 2008 Turkey through its former FM Dawod Uglu succeded to strengthen its ties with Barazani and later on agreed to export Kirkuk oil through Turkey. After these current circumstances, I really can't see how would Turkey retain its place regarding exporting oil of Kirkuk especially when the central government of Iraq finds itself in a place where it should award Talibanis the position of Governor of Kirkuk after the great services they have done.

Regarding the useless supports that Kurds got from the US, I say what our Egyptian brothers say "المتغطي بالأمريكان عريان" . USA is ready to betray anyone with no exception.

Dude, should should send your resume to state department to the position of Tillerson.. what a bright kid..
seems like your mom spoiled you with these kind of words..

It was Turkey who planned all these.. Turkey plan to attack Afrin which controlled by YPG. They want to make sure that Kurdish militias loose their motivation, before all round attack starts. Russian might also go head to attack deir zoor and if each control start to attack these running bastards, US will understand that they lost the battleground and basically give up... the final punch will come from Turkey to help in the same way to Syrian government forces to attack YPG positions near Turkish border...
I wonder what you smoke there? Keep smoking, life is short..

 

[Kamil_baku]

Turkey understands that its own border security starts from the security of its neighbors..
Thanks to KRG, Turkey was invited to Irag, bashika bases, which Irag threatened to attack but Turkey simply didnt give a f*ck. Turkey didnt do it to disrespect Irag, but, to have pie in Irags Petrol.. If, KRG had a deal with Turkey to sell petrol and gas for cheap prices(gas for under 200$), most probably Turkey got approval from Irag and Iran for the same shipment under the same rules.. this is how the world politics works. Russia is not there just because they have unlimited love to Asad.. but, i like that Turkey, Iran, Iraq had a deal. Instead, USA will wipe out the recourses and give the finger to the rest..

 

[HAIDER]

 

[Dinky]

In Kirkuk, Turkmen and Iraqi flags on bridge. Sign on bridge reads No Kirkuk without Iraq and no Iraq without Kirkuk.

 

[Surenas]

Official Peshmerga statement:

 

[TheCamelGuy]

Official Peshmerga statement:

Any source that reports of Iranian led etc. for the Kirkuk and other area's operations are either directly from Kurds or from KRG supporters as they try to change the narrative in Washington DC to that of Iraq's military being led by the IRGC, this is an attempt to win US support. You know this as well but knowing you you want to claim Iran controls the region in particular Iraq, I don't mind if you believe it but just giving my input on this article.

 

[Saif al-Arab]

https://twitter.com/x/status/919980615482699776

These apes think that the west will support them when they spread their garbage propaganda

Our Iranian, Iranian-backed and Iranian-controlled colonel (notice the two stars) al-Shammari of Iranian origins from the city of Yazd.

The same one that sat in the former office of that Kurdish "governor" (in fact a terrorist by all accounts).

The new governor as I wrote earlier (Rakan Saed al-Jabouri) who BTW is also an Iranian belonging to the ancient Iranian clan called Jubur.

No more kawli control.

May Allah (swt) bless our brothers in their holy war against the foreign enemies and cancerous terrorists and fasten their victory, Insha'Allah.

Any source that reports of Iranian led etc. for the Kirkuk and other area's operations are either directly from Kurds or from KRG supporters as they try to change the narrative in Washington DC to that of Iraq's military being led by the IRGC, this is an attempt to win US support. You know this as well but knowing you you want to claim Iran controls the region in particular Iraq, I don't mind if you believe it but just giving my input on this article.

 

[mangekyo]

Any source that reports of Iranian led etc. for the Kirkuk and other area's operations are either directly from Kurds or from KRG supporters as they try to change the narrative in Washington DC to that of Iraq's military being led by the IRGC, this is an attempt to win US support. You know this as well but knowing you you want to claim Iran controls the region in particular Iraq, I don't mind if you believe it but just giving my input on this article.

Do you not believe that Hashd is a part of IRGC Quds force?

 

[Surenas]

Any source that reports of Iranian led etc. for the Kirkuk and other area's operations are either directly from Kurds or from KRG supporters as they try to change the narrative in Washington DC to that of Iraq's military being led by the IRGC, this is an attempt to win US support. You know this as well but knowing you you want to claim Iran controls the region in particular Iraq, I don't mind if you believe it but just giving my input on this article.

Who met with PUK leaders at the last moment to convince them to give up Kirkuk and other disputed areas? Abadi didn't even initially strongly oppose Barzani's independence push, and only started to move against it when Iran and Turkey made clear that a independent Kurdistan is a red line to them.

I don't really care who is behind this whole operation. In fact, everything we have seen thus far makes clear that is a joint Iraqi-Iranian-Turkish move. We should all be glad that a foreign orchestrated project has been foiled.

 

[NoOne'sBoy]

i dont know if the yanks do something and start WW3. i have food stockpiled for a month anyway. i am also digging a hole in my backyard to shield myself from radiation poisioning

 

[T-123456]

Who met with PUK leaders at the last moment to convince them to give up Kirkuk and other disputed areas? Abadi didn't even initially strongly oppose Barzani's independence push, and only started to move against it when Iran and Turkey made clear that a independent Kurdistan is a red line to them.

I don't really care who is behind this whole operation. In fact, everything we have seen thus far makes clear that is a joint Iraqi-Iranian-Turkish move. We should all be glad that a foreign orchestrated project has been foiled.

It was the US(behind the scenes) who ordered the Peshmerga to leave Kirkuk,thats why it was easy for the Iraqi forces to take over the city.

 

[OguzSenturk]

We should all be glad that a foreign orchestrated project has been foiled.

Not yet. KRG-YPG connection does still exist. Iraqi Army and PMU should take entire Iraq-Syria border and also should take Habur border gate with Turkey to get independence in international trade, which will also block US armament sending to the YPG in Syria, which will help Assad to win against YPG easier in following years.

 

[Surenas]

It was the US(behind the scenes) who ordered the Peshmerga to leave Kirkuk,thats why it was easy for the Iraqi forces to take over the city.

What is your source? As far as I know, it was Iran who pressured PUK peshmerga forces to withdraw. That is why the pro-Iranian PUK factions have been blamed for the withdrawal, reportedly leaving other factions (like the one of Kosrat Rasul) behind. The Americans likely have been nothing more than bystanders in all of this, being unable to both pressure Barzani to cancel the referendum and later to prevent Iraqi military moves.

 

[T-123456]

What is your source? As far as I know, it was Iran who pressured PUK peshmerga forces to withdraw. That is why the pro-Iranian PUK factions have been blamed for the withdrawal, reportedly leaving other factions (like the one of Kosrat Rasul) behind. The Americans likely have been nothing more than bystanders in all of this, being unable to both pressure Barzani to cancel the referendum and later to prevent Iraqi military moves.

A US general admitted it to a CNN reporter.