Actually the U.S has been on the Iraqi government's side and turned a blind eye towards Iraq's military advanced against the Kurds in Kirkuk and other areas. Iraq is a strong U.S/western ally and supported by the U.S and other western powers militarily, diplomatically and politically. Reason no western power made a big deal of this conflict, it's a tacit approval for Baghdad's actions. So I understand why you think this is a setback for the U.S or as you put it "irgc has harmed U.S plan of harvesting millions of $$$ in arm deals from another middle eastern conflict". Lol
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Yes, I understand that, and such activities should indeed be punished, but the thing is that common Kurds have been stuggling and suffering over a long period of time.They seem like good people who deserve their own state, although I will agree that groups such as the PKK which have launched suicide bombings and killing sprees should be eradicated and replaced with a more humane and peaceful entity that seeks equal rights for the Kurds
You're the one that seems retarded, the west only supported the Kurds because of the fight against the terrorist scum ISIS, given that you're a Turk that is calling me a terrorist supporter, let me tell you that the PKK is just as bad as ISIS for the sort of criminal activities it has been engaged in however, the common folk have indeed suffered and deserve to be treated with dignity!
Theres many people in Pakistan that are "good people" and "deserve there own state". Why not give independence to Baluchistan?
I, and most other Pakistanis don't support the Kurdish movement; so you should not involve the whole of Pakistan on the basis of a single Pakistani's opinion, considering we are a country of 200 million people.
just make unrest in region and sell guns to other countries in region you don't need to sell it directly to kurdistan.
still in Kirkuk Governorate let see if the fight go inside Kurdistan region
True, the U.S stayed silent not because of some ulterior motive of selling arms or whatever, but simply because Iraqi government is still a major U.S/western ally and a main partner in fight against ISIS as well, reason the U S and West have been largely silent and even supportive of the Iraqi government move against the Kurds is because of this. Believe if the U.S/West was firmly against this, then I don't think the Iraqi government/military (largely equipped/armed/trained and supported by the U.S and other western powers) would have launched such an operation.
It will also depend on talks(probably private) between the Iraqi government and the U.S, if the U.S is OK with such a move(which I think is likely)then I'm sure the Iraqi government will give the greenlight to it's forces and other Shia militias to move inside Kurdish region itself. So it's completely possible they might take the war inside Kurdish region/heartland itself, though for now it's unlikely.
