The Fight against PKK Terrorism

[OguzSenturk]

PKK is out of manpower in Syria-Iraq to push their current terrorist number (60k-70k) higher, now forcing grandpas-grandmas to join their terror organisation

https://twitter.com/x/status/814482295222661121

 

[CrimsonFury]

PKK is out of manpower in Syria-Iraq to push their current terrorist number (60k-70k) higher, now forcing grandpas-grandmas to join their terror organisation

https://twitter.com/x/status/814482295222661121

I nearly feel sorry for them, nearly.

 

[Timur]

I nearly feel sorry for them, nearly.

I don't..

there is too much pkk scum in syria they need to be compleatly cleaned

 

[camel]

YPG aren't as bad as KDP

 

[OguzSenturk]

YPG aren't as bad as KDP

It is relative thing. According to Bağdat government, yes. According to Turkish government, no.

KDP exports it's oil through Turkey, they put that money in Turkish HalkBank. Since their only income door is Turkey, they do follow what Ankara says. And at least they are a Government, not illegal terror organisation such as PKK/YPG. They do have laws and they do follow laws.

 

[Oublious]

PKK is out of manpower in Syria-Iraq to push their current terrorist number (60k-70k) higher, now forcing grandpas-grandmas to join their terror organisation

https://twitter.com/x/status/814482295222661121

@Kuwaiti Girl

join them...

 

[Attila the Hun]

PKK is out of manpower in Syria-Iraq to push their current terrorist number (60k-70k) higher, now forcing grandpas-grandmas to join their terror organisation

https://twitter.com/x/status/814482295222661121

Strange, I thought there were 50 million + Kurds in ME.

 

[camel]

It is relative thing. According to Bağdat government, yes. According to Turkish government, no.

KDP exports it's oil through Turkey, they put that money in Turkish HalkBank. Since their only income door is Turkey, they do follow what Ankara says. And at least they are a Government, not illegal terror organisation such as PKK/YPG. They do have laws and they do follow laws.

Yes but KDP is in a tight spot surrounded by YPG and PUK, we need PUK and YPG to win against them.

 

[OguzSenturk]

Yes but KDP is in a tight spot surrounded by YPG and PUK, we need PUK and YPG to win against them.

Supporting terrorists against internationally recognised Government will have bad effects, i hope you know that.

 

[camel]

Supporting terrorists against internationally recognised Government will have bad effects, i hope you know that.

Although KRG is a regional gov, in reality there's Barzanistan and PUK. One side worships the Barzani family, the other side some other faction.

But who knows what'll happen, recent artcle from al monitor, can't post link.

Is Iraqi Kurdistan heading toward civil war?

 

[what]

Yes but KDP is in a tight spot surrounded by YPG and PUK, we need PUK and YPG to win against them.

Turkish perspective is a different one: Barzani > YPG/PUH since both of them are alligned with the PKK (PUH supported PKK in the past)

Ideally: A not so corrupt KRG and no YPG/PKK.

 

[camel]

Turkish perspective is a different one: Barzani > YPG/PUH since both of them are alligned with the PKK (PUH supported PKK in the past)

Ideally: A not so corrupt KRG and no YPG/PKK.

i'm aware of that but i hope the KDP loses, insallah!

 

[Eagl3Eyes]

@Kuwaiti Girl

join them...

She(He) has already started fighting against Turkey in social media.

 

[OguzSenturk]

PKK Terrorists attacked Izmir courthouse, reports say there are few wounded people (yet). Two PKK scum wasted.

https://goo.gl/ven8Zh
https://goo.gl/Mp1dg0

 

[Hindustani78]

http://www.businessinsider.com/police-shoot-attackers-dead-car-bomb-explodes-in-turkey-izmir-2017-1

ISTANBUL/ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish police shot dead two attackers and were searching for a third after a car bomb exploded outside a courthouse in the Aegean coastal city of Izmir on Thursday, wounding at least 10 people, state media and local officials said.

The blast was caused by a car bomb, Izmir municipality secretary general Bugra Gokce told broadcaster CNN Turk.

A security source told Reuters police had shot dead two attackers following the blast, and the state-run Anadolu news agency said they were searching for a third. Hospital sources said ten people had been brought in wounded.

The bombing comes less than a week after a gunman shot dead 39 people at a nightclub in Istanbul on New Year's Day in an attack claimed by Islamic State. The gunman is still at large.

Turkey faces multiple security threats. It has been hit by a series of bombings over the past 18 months, some of them blamed on Islamic State, others on Kurdish militants.

(Reporting by Nevzat Devranoglu in Ankara; Humeyra Pamuk, Can Sezer, Ceyda Caglayan in Istanbul; Writing by Nick Tattersall)