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Make this make sense. Biden admin removed the Houthis from the Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) list in 2021. Now the Biden admin is bombing the Houthis. President Biden even admitted Houthis are a “terrorist group.” Yet the Houthis are still delisted. But PKK, a Kurdish group who fought ISIS...

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Funny you said "because Turkey said so, not because America thinks so." 😄

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When you realize Biden doesn’t use logic you will sleep better at night

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ABD ye yaıvarın İsrail’e yalvarın istersen altına yatın onlar bize bişey yapamaz.

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"When Turkey fled?" In what universe did this happen?

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📍Well would you look at that. This was Senator Graham not so long ago. ▪️“The YPG element is integrated with the PKK, just read their manifesto.” ▪️“There is lots of evidence about the YPG-PKK link.” ▪️“The US created the YPG problem and it needs to fix it, we owe it to Turkey, we created a problem for Turkey.” ▪️“It was a dumb idea to rely on the YPG, it proved to be a dumb idea, I saw this coming a long time ago.” ▪️“Obama did a huge mistake in relying on the YPG Kurds.” ▪️“We’ve got to make sure that Turkey is protected from this threat in Syria.” ▪️“I agree with Turkey that this is the dumbest idea in the world.” ▪️“We’re arming people inside Syria aligned with a terrorist group.” I wonder what has changed. If you’re so worried about that “huge mistake” that was made and the “dumb idea” Obama came up with, there you go, that mistake has now been fixed by the Syrian government which is busy cleaning up your mess after you, you’re welcome. If you’re worried about the threat to Turkey, there you go, the threat is about to largely disappear, at least in Syria. And it sure seems odd that you’re now suddenly worried about the well-being of an organization which you have repeatedly acknowledged to be an offshoot of a terrorist group recognized by the US as such. You once seemed worried about having created a problem for Turkey and now you’re really complaining about Turkey being involved in the process in Syria, which by the way is a direct matter of its national security? The very national security, that you acknowledged to having endangered by arming the YPG? Nothing you say makes any sense. Especially since it makes you look like you support a terror group. After all it was you who said that the YPG is linked to the PKK with lots of evidence confirming it.

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I would kindly like to remind you of these remarks you had made in the past to the late secretary of defense Ash Carter, Senator. As you already know the only present armed kurdish “forces” in Syria are the YPG, which is an extension of the PKK. There are better ways to ensure ISIS prisoners remain locked up than tolerating a radical Leninist-Marxist terrorist organisation like the YPG/PKK. This kurdish ethnostate that the YPG dream of establishing in multicultural Syria is never going to happen, therefore the best way to secure Syria would be working together with Turkey, and not against it.

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Open Source Intel

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This is perhaps one of the most candid acknowledgments from a KDP official regarding the depth of their ties with Turkey: Hoshyar Zebari states that the KDP is not only close to Turkey but saying, “We don’t hide anything from each other.” He goes on to praise Turkey’s treatment of civilians, claiming that it has shown more mercy and kindness than the PKK. When challenged by the reporter—who references conversations with local civilians—Zebari responds, “I know these locals better. Turkey isn’t preventing them from going about their daily lives or mistreating them”. Zebari also acknowledges direct intelligence cooperation, noting that the KDP knows the terrain better than the Turks. He adds that individuals arrested in the area are typically those collaborating with the PKK. When the report displays a map showing Turkish military bases scattered across the region, Zebari explains that their presence dates back to 1992, citing the threat posed by the PKK. He says that the KDP is fully aware of the extent of Turkey’s deployment, adding that he knows the location of Turkish posts “like the palm of my hand.” When pressed further about the scale of Turkey’s military footprint, Zebari responds bluntly: “You know what? We are fine with that.” The report states that Turkey currently maintains 136 bases and outposts across the KDP-controlled areas of the Kurdistan Region of which 121 of these—around 89%—have been established since 2018. Interestingly, the documentary also features PUK leader Bafel Talabani, who argues that Turkey uses the war against the PKK as a pretext for its military presence. He claims that Turkish forces have a far great presence than U.S. troops in the region, and that the Turkish deployment primarily serves to protect the KDP. Talabani also claims that cooperation between Turkey and the KDP goes beyond military coordination, encompassing intelligence-sharing as well.
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This is perhaps one of the most candid acknowledgments from a KDP official regarding the depth of their ties with Turkey: Hoshyar Zebari states that the KDP is not only close to Turkey but saying, “We don’t hide anything from each other.” He goes on to praise Turkey’s treatment of civilians, claiming that it has shown more mercy and kindness than the PKK. When challenged by the reporter—who references conversations with local civilians—Zebari responds, “I know these locals better. Turkey isn’t preventing them from going about their daily lives or mistreating them”. Zebari also acknowledges direct intelligence cooperation, noting that the KDP knows the terrain better than the Turks. He adds that individuals arrested in the area are typically those collaborating with the PKK. When the report displays a map showing Turkish military bases scattered across the region, Zebari explains that their presence dates back to 1992, citing the threat posed by the PKK. He says that the KDP is fully aware of the extent of Turkey’s deployment, adding that he knows the location of Turkish posts “like the palm of my hand.” When pressed further about the scale of Turkey’s military footprint, Zebari responds bluntly: “You know what? We are fine with that.” The report states that Turkey currently maintains 136 bases and outposts across the KDP-controlled areas of the Kurdistan Region of which 121 of these—around 89%—have been established since 2018. Interestingly, the documentary also features PUK leader Bafel Talabani, who argues that Turkey uses the war against the PKK as a pretext for its military presence. He claims that Turkish forces have a far great presence than U.S. troops in the region, and that the Turkish deployment primarily serves to protect the KDP. Talabani also claims that cooperation between Turkey and the KDP goes beyond military coordination, encompassing intelligence-sharing as well.

Kurdistan Watch

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Video (translated): In the Turkish Parliament, he showed a photo of an ISIS commander within the Syrian Arab Army who travelled from Turkey to Syria, executed Kurdish girls, and held their braided hair as a gift for his ISIS friend , pro-Kurdish DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Sezai Temelli face to face Turkish Defence minster ,showing a photo of an ISIS commander embedded in the Syrian Army who executed Kurdish girls and cut off one of the girl’s hair braid as a gift for his ISIS friend. he said , its shame to support to ISIS against kurds in SYRIA And added : “We are calling out to women and to parliament: Will you not have even a single sentence in the face of this brutality? “ Are you standing behind the murderers who held a woman’s braided hair in their hand and said, “This was the only thing left intact”? #Rojava
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Video (translated): In the Turkish Parliament, he showed a photo of an ISIS commander within the Syrian Arab Army who travelled from Turkey to Syria, executed Kurdish girls, and held their braided hair as a gift for his ISIS friend , pro-Kurdish DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Sezai Temelli face to face Turkish Defence minster ,showing a photo of an ISIS commander embedded in the Syrian Army who executed Kurdish girls and cut off one of the girl’s hair braid as a gift for his ISIS friend. he said , its shame to support to ISIS against kurds in SYRIA And added : “We are calling out to women and to parliament: Will you not have even a single sentence in the face of this brutality? “ Are you standing behind the murderers who held a woman’s braided hair in their hand and said, “This was the only thing left intact”? #Rojava

Botin Kurdistani

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