Iran and Turkey do not recognize the referendum on the independence of Iraqi Kurdistan

The authorities of Iran and Turkey are united in assessing the independence referendum held in Iraqi Kurdistan and consider it invalid, reports Interfax-AVN Statement by Iran's Chief of Staff Mohammad Baker.

We discussed common threats to two countries (Iran and Turkey) and a referendum in the Iraqi Kurdistan region with an emphasis on supporting Iraq’s integrity and invalidating the referendum,

Baker said after meeting with his Turkish counterpart Hulusi Akar.

Earlier, the ISNA agency reported that “the parties agreed on more active cooperation, including in the field of border security.”

Hulusi Akar arrived in Tehran the night before at the invitation of Bakery, who in turn visited Ankara in August of this year.

Recall that the referendum on the independence of Iraqi Kurdistan was held on September 25, the votes of the voters who participated in the event were given for independence.

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[DEPARTMENT]

Russia too ... These are puppets of the USA and Israel!

[dik-nsk]

We discussed common threats to two countries (Iran and Turkey) and a referendum in the Iraqi Kurdistan region, with emphasis on supporting the integrity of Iraq and invalidating the referendum

you look and unite against the background of common interests as opposed to mattresses, what the hell is not joking

[iConst]

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Russia too ...

Quote: dik-nsk

you look and unite against the background of common interests as opposed to mattresses

A double edged sword. A transparent hint of a couple of events.

[oldseaman1957]

Iran and Turkey do not recognize the referendum on the independence of Iraqi Kurdistan

Quote: iConst

Double-edged stick.

- There are a lot of “ends”, mattresses have made such a mess that Nostradamus alone does not predict. In BV and in Europe, Bedlam, America is in trouble.

[iConst]

Quote: oldseaman1957

- There are many "ends"

This is no longer a stick.

[oldseaman1957]

Quote: iConst

This is no longer a stick.

- Well, I'm sorry if I violated the harmony of your universe ...

[Blombir]

In this case, Russia should not recognize and condemn anyone. Russia for the integrity of Syria and world peace. A very wise and far-sighted position. As for the long-suffering Iraq, the mattresses have not yet finished with it, yet.

[bouncyhunter]

Iranian, Turkish authorities agree on assessment of independence referendum held in Iraqi Kurdistan, and consider it invalid

Actually, they did not expect anything else.

[Arberes]

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Actually, they did not expect anything else

Yes, at the expense of these countries, one can not particularly worry. Iraq is the weak link in the chain!
Greetings, dear bouncyhunter

[bouncyhunter]

And you are healthy, Arberes! We will follow the development of events, and there can be no doubt that they will develop: the United States is not casually betting on the Kurds.

[Arberes]

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The US is not casual bet on the Kurds do.

With igil everything is already clear. The main intrigue is the Kurds. Key events are just beginning!

[bouncyhunter]

I agree, the mattresses were essentially written off to ISIS circulation, although they are trying to save the skeleton, and now they will promote the Kurds.

[cniza]

I think that so far they have sent valuable personnel on vacation.

[bouncyhunter]

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so far they have sent valuable personnel on vacation.

Those who managed to pull out of the meat grinder - no doubt.

[cniza]

And they managed to pull out many.

[bouncyhunter]

But not all that pleases.

[cniza]

Yes, but they are beginning to quickly “propagate” them and send them to other regions.

[210ox]

No self-respecting state will allow the weakening of its positions, both inside and outside.

Quote: bouncyhunter

Iranian, Turkish authorities agree on assessment of independence referendum held in Iraqi Kurdistan, and consider it invalid

Actually, they did not expect anything else.

[bouncyhunter]

Hi Dima! It is understandable, it is necessary for one whose favorite principle is "divide and conquer."

[Belyash]

But are they really asked

[Arberes]

Quote: Belyash

But are they really asked

And that they need someone else's instructions?

[vlad66]

Quote: Belyash

But are they really asked

But they themselves do not ask anyone and do not need permissions.

[Belyash]

Putin also considers Turkey as terrorists

[vlad66]

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Putin also considers Turkey as terrorists

Remember how Moses drove you through the deserts The video of 2015, in the yard of 2017, everything changes very quickly in politics.

[Belyash]

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everything changes very quickly in politics

Politics has changed, but Turkey has not.

[vlad66]

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and Turkey is not.

And these are your Israeli problems.

[XXXIII]

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Politics has changed, but Turkey has not.

Aha has not changed, after the coup they began to sharpen their swords ....

[vlad007]

The problem is not whether the results of the referendum are recognized or not, but how to manage a country in which the whole region does not want to be run from the federal center. Any region must transfer taxes to the federal center, comply with laws, etc. If this is not the case, then what's the point of not recognizing the referendum. The Kurds staged a referendum to organize bargaining for autonomy within Iraq.

[Stirbjorn]

Quote: vlad007

The Kurds staged a referendum to organize bargaining for autonomy within Iraq.

they have autonomy since 1991

[Mikhail Zubkov]

If Putin succeeds in persuading Assad to constitutionally (on certain conditions) grant Syrian Kurds at least cultural, educational and limited economic autonomy (WITHIN A FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT TERRITORY) such as the right to resources, then in the entire region where ethnic Kurds live (very different from each other) in Syria, Iraq, Iran and Turkey) there will be a Syrian center of attraction for the ancient 30-40 million Kurdish ethnic group. It would be a good "quiet move" in response to the frontal paramilitary course of the atlantists in Erbil, fraught with military consequences that are now beneficial for the United States. However, on this way of escalating their military intervention, they are constantly being caught, and now it’s m. beneficial for the Russian Federation. For us, drawing the United States into new strains with Turkey, Iraq and Iran may be promising. In the triangle of eternal confrontation between Arabs, Persians and Turks, the Russian Empire used to beat even the British. With absolutely incomparable military and economic power in those centuries.

[antivirus]

"friends" against partners are even better. But for lifting the sanctions of the Russian Federation, it may also pass BV. in the appendage to give us the outskirts.

[Incomprehensible]

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Russia too ...

Why is this? ) After all, this is their right, the right to self-determination, as in the Crimea, but they could not interfere there, thanks to what is known ...
With the Catalans the same situation. Why are they forbidden? Why is Crimea not recognized as part of Russia?
A lot of questions, yes.

[XXXIII]

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A lot of questions, yes.

Yes, there are no questions, Russia will recognize Kurdistan when all parties agree, Turkey and Iran are more than something unknown (Kurdistan)! And Russia does not ask for recognition of Crimea, it is Russian territory!

Quote: Incomprehensible

After all, this is their right, the right to self-determination

Well, you yourself know that for this you need a lot of things (money, weapons, an army), they are unlikely to afford much, unlike Turkey and Iran.

[Incomprehensible]

Quote: XXXIII

Well, you yourself know

I think (see) that this right should be secured / used by a strong strange, otherwise they all wanted to spit on the UN charter ... as well as on the will of an individual people.

“All peoples have the right to self-determination. By virtue of this right, they freely establish their political status and freely ensure their economic, social and cultural development ... All States Parties to the present Covenant ... must, in accordance with the provisions of the UN Charter, promote the exercise of the right to self-determination and respect this right. ”

[XXXIII]

Yes, laws are important, but he is always silent when a strong country sits opposite, begins to lose his snot and quickly retreats, averts his claims immediately to all kinds of crap, everyone on the planet lacks water, are starving in Africa, and blah blah. Meanwhile, a strong country stupidly cuts out the leadership of countries. Kurdistan has a good (ally) this is not the usa, this is Israel! The experience of Israel is very good, but he himself also sat under the wing of the United States, but he defended his independence. So the war will be, a matter of time.

[weary]

Of course, one should not have expected another, This is a check for the Kurds, but they must firmly state their positions and declare that everyone who sticks out and loses any lands because of this - loses them forever.

[CT-55_11-9009]

And the Kurds pile on both the Turks and the Persians at the same time? Well, it's unlikely ...

Quote: vearey

Of course, one should not have expected another, This is a check for the Kurds, but they must firmly state their positions and declare that everyone who sticks out and loses any lands because of this - loses them forever.

[weary]

And the Kurds pile on both the Turks and the Persians at the same time?

There is much in the world, Horatio's friend, which our sages have not dreamed of.

[CT-55_11-9009]

Quote: vearey

There are many things in the world, Horatio's friend

Stars and stripes? Huh. And will the star-striped “it” fight against its block ally? It's cool ...
By the way, there is one European country here that fought twice on two fronts. Little unsuccessful. So that can share experience with the Kurds. If WWII veterans are still alive ...

[Romanenko]

I think the Americans who organized this referendum were well known and understandable. Actually, they counted on it, now the Kurds are still finding out somewhere to squeeze a piece of land and .... a new topic for the next war is already in work ....
Well, the states really do not want to leave this region, oil beckons and calls. The project with ISIS is almost completely failed, and the earnings on the blood of the Kurds and Arabs are not bad.
Something urgently needs to be inflated .....

[LeonidL]

The USSR also did not recognize many countries for a long time ... so what?