Currently PKK is withdrawing it's members from Turkey due to ongoing negotiations. Clashes didn't happened this year, it seems well. But you have point, we can't be sure.
Syria will be partitioned sooner or later , its only matter of time , if CHP gets into power or part of a coalition government then they will have the ability to rebuild a better relation with the alawi state that will be formed. The Alawis are similar to Turkish alevis in beliefs , the only difference alawis are arabs , but after what happened in Syria they will renounce their arab identity as most arabs despise and hate them anyway .
Unlike kurdish iraq , the Syrian kurdistan region is only a small strip of land in a province called hassaka with a depth of only 20 km inside the syrian border from turkey , the other kurdish presence is in 2 small enclaves in aleppo separated by Arab towns and villages , also these 2 enclaves in aleppo are separated from the kurdish enclave in hassaka by an arab province under rebel control called riqqah .
basically Turkey can easily destroy when needed the kurdish regions using MLRS and howtzilers such as paterna with 50 km range without even sending 1 soldier inside syria , never to forget the airforce.
this is just about patience and what people in Turkish leadership are waiting for is the complete fall of syria which is becoming sooner than later.
you know Just yesterday an Islamist group launched an attack from syria sneaking into iraq until they reached baghdad where they broke into 2 of the most heavily gaurded jails one of them abu-ghurab , around 100 iraqi army soldiers were killed and more than a 1000 prisoners were freed , most of them alqauda fighters whom were captured by Americans during America's surge operation back in 2008 . Most of these are highly trained islamist terrorist who will for ensure engage in attacks against syria and iraq/
this is a small example of how bachar lost complete control over his country's border with iraq , even iran is supplying him now with weapons through airlifts , the major crossing between iraq and syria is now in rebel hands in a province called dier-elzor which is mostly controlled by rebels.
now Syria has become much bigger than assad , its a hell-hole , but what turkey will need to do is setting up a buffer zone of around 15 km inside northern syria to shield itself from the mess going on there which would mean basically ending the fragile kurdish enclaves.
erdo anyway is now a burden for turkey , I am sure at some point he will be sidelined by his own party , CHP could play a major role in re-fixing Turkey relation with bachar , Bachar will not rule syria again , but he will control part of it including the syrian coast provinces and a part of central syria bordering lebanon .
yeah and also blame the sinking of Titanic on Syria... it was F$A terrorists who did it, they have killed many Turkish citizens, hoping they will drag Turkey to war to help their losing @$$, and only dumb people will believe what you just posted...
there is nothing called syria now , you either move to alawistan under bachar or sunnistan under the rebels.
pretty ugly , but now alawis are no longer part of the arab world , either convert to shia and become a persian or learn turkish and become an alevis without the need of changing your religion.
i only feel sad for the christians of syria , after all they have been dragged into this sectarian conflict.
DD
, PKK orada cirit atiyor, cirit ...
. They opened a cemetery for their "" Martyrs"", for fvcks sake....
