Kurds report a series of attacks on Turkish military personnel

Kurdish sources come out with materials that describe the conduct of a series of operations against the Turkish military and pro-Turkish militants in northern Syria, as well as in Turkey itself. The Kurdish units called their operations "Janga Haftanin".

One of the attacks took place in the area of ​​the settlement of Tel Kartal. Kurdish armed forces launched an attack from three directions. At the same time, it is claimed that 11 enemy soldiers were killed.

Another operation in the north of the Syrian Arab Republic involved the all-female Kurdish YJA-Star. In this case, it tells about the death of one Turkish soldier.

Another attack was carried out by Kurdish armed groups in the area of ​​a hill, which the Kurds themselves call Dupyshk. There, one Turkish soldier was killed and two were wounded.

Earlier, it was alleged that a crossfire was opened on a group of Turkish military in Turkey itself. It is stated that the attack took place in the Turkish province of Hakkari. As a result of the attack, one Turkish soldier was killed, two more were wounded and were sent to the hospital. The Kurdish media claim that Turkish special forces were sent to comb the area in Hakkari on the same day, "but they were withdrawn back on the same day."

Comments

[Thunderbolt]

warrior people worthy of their state. Amazons ---- sometimes I feel sorry for them

[Livonetc]

Maybe so.
Only among the Kurds themselves there is no agreement.
And they are so-so strategists.
They also cannot decide on their allies.
Courage alone cannot build a state.

[Thunderbolt]

If you look like that, then you are very right. The girl herself History has done so, so that there never was a Kurdish Istan. The people are in the grip of their neighbors. This people can even wear an American uniform, be a sweet girl

Strategic

[raki-uzo]

Not all of them are photogenic.

[Thunderbolt]

One video, about the whole people. Eh, lads, Gyulchataya is not on you)

[raki-uzo]

waiting for your orders

[raki-uzo]

Terrorists everywhere terrorists - STOP calling them Kurds. The Kurds and I live together in Turkey.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: raki-uzo

Terrorists everywhere terrorists - STOP calling them Kurds. The Kurds and I live together in Turkey.

We also have a Kurdish diaspora, albeit a small one, joined the Russian, but not the local one.

[Shurik70]

But somehow shallow. And they swayed for a long time.
The Turks have been bombing the Kurds for so long and have occupied large areas. And they just started to bite finely.
As for "terrorists - terrorists everywhere," the fascists also called Soviet partisans terrorists and bandit formations.

[Nosgoth]

Quote: raki-uzo

Terrorists everywhere terrorists

especially the Turks, on a par with the United States, financing and using terrorists to their advantage.

[Terenin]

Quote: raki-uzo

The Kurds and I live together in Turkey.

If you lived together, the Kurds would trade with you, and would not be engaged

Dzhanga Haftanin.

[raki-uzo]

You don't know anything. In Turkey, 30 million Kurds live with the Turks. Loafers rebel, play in terrorism and die for their "ideals".

[mace]

You have a strange "friendship": Sayısı Türkiye tarafından insansızlaştırılmış Kürt köylerine etrafında 3,000 olarak tahmin ediliyor. 1984 yılından bu yana, Türk askeri bir başlattı kampanyası ortadan kaldırmak için Kürdistan İşçi Partisi, militan Kürt muhalif grubu. Sonuç olarak, yıl 2000 30.000 kişi ölmüştür ve iki milyondan Kürt mülteciler kalabalık gecekondu kentlerinde içine evlerinden sürüldü.

[mace]

We don't need your turkish cranberries here on the air. If not for the collapse of the USSR, Kurdistan would have been a separate state, we have always helped them, our people.

[raki-uzo]

You don't know anything. Date of foundation of the Kurdistan Workers' Party - 1978. The first terror act 1979 (In the village of Khilvan Kurtbashi). They often attacked villages, because it was easy and without loss to let know about yourself. Turkey did not pay attention to this for a long time. We thought that over time everything would calm down. And Turgut Ozal, an example of a minister, said that these people are ordinary bandits and did not take the necessary measures when it was necessary to "extinguish the fire in time." By the way, Turgut Ozal is also a Kurd. Then the Turks realized that everything was serious and decided to give weapons to those villages that were attacked by terrorists. Detachments were created against terrorists. Western countries intervened, supported the Kurds. Because they had to sell weapons and weaken Turkey ... Some villages were in such mountains that it was difficult to defend against terrorists. They were released. I served there, I know everything much more than you. We defended their village every summer when they returned from other cities to take a hit. So stop calling them (terrorists) Kurds, this is not respect for Kurds. Moreover, among them there are Arabs and Armenians. From the date it is clear that your "song about the USSR" is ridiculous.

[saygon66]

- The uniform is not American ... Kurdish formations sew this to order. A unique mixture of national costume and uniform ...

[raki-uzo]

Yes, they have such a form. There is even a video. Here -

[Piramidon]

Quote: Thunderbolt

warrior nation

Calling the Kurds one people is about the same as talking about the "Slavic people" as one.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Piramidon

Calling the Kurds one people is about the same as talking about the "Slavic people" as one.

What is the conversation, as well as the Russians, Bosniaks and Czechs.

[Poetry]

I don't even know how the Turks will recover from such devastating blows.

[sav]

"This music will be eternal"

[rotmistr60]

the Turkish special forces on the same day were sent to comb the area in Hakkari, "but on the same day they were brought back."

And was it worth sending special forces if the student understands that they attacked and left immediately? There were few problems with "their" Kurds, so there is no more and they climbed into Syria hoping to pat them there. Internal problems, problems in Syria, problems in Libya, what's next?

[Thrifty]

Now, if the Kurds acted together, as a single ethnic group, and not as a bunch of local groupings, then the result would be completely different.