Turkish army launches land operation in Iraq

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The Turkish Ministry of Defense has spread information that the country's armed forces crossed the border with Iraq. The declarative goal of invading a neighboring state is “the fight against international terrorism”. At the same time Iraqi Tanks and armored vehicles headed for those regions that are considered part of Iraqi Kurdistan, and where the positions of the Kurdistan Workers Party, whose representatives actively opposed ISIS militants, are strong.

Turkish army launches land operation in Iraq


According to official Ankara, the operation against the representatives of the PKK (in Turkey, this organization is considered extremist) "is going well." Information Agency Associated Press quotes the representative of the main military department of Turkey:
This is a short-term measure to prevent the escape of terrorists.


Ground operation support the Turkish Air Force. Only today, dozens of air strikes were inflicted on the positions of the Kurds in the north of Iraq. According to the Turkish Defense Ministry, "20 targets destroyed."

At the same time, Ankara does not report how long this “short-term” operation can last, and how exactly it should end ... We need to pay attention to the fact that for the invasion of an independent state of Turkey, no permits of the UN Security Council were needed or an invitation to conduct a military operation by the official authorities of Iraq.
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  1. +30
    8 September 2015 19: 23
    Turks they are Turks. They start their business under the guise, but the answer will be, if not right now, then.
    And after all, from the states we have gathered ourselves to turn and do not look back at others.
    And ours are to Turkey to rest ISIS patrons on vacation. We don’t have anywhere to spend money on vacation.
    1. +13
      8 September 2015 19: 29
      At the same time, Iraqi tanks and armored vehicles went to those regions that are considered part of Iraqi Kurdistan, and where the positions of the Kurdistan Workers Party, whose representatives actively opposed ISIS militants, are strong.
      The tourism business in Turkey began to actively develop over the past 20 years, after the armistice with the PKK. Now, because of the cheap oil from the IG, breaking the ceasefire with the Kurds, the tourist industry will collapse.
      1. +11
        8 September 2015 19: 44
        Turkey cannot be trusted, not only because it is our "old enemy" to put it mildly, with whom we have fought more than once, but also because of their friendship (the former I hope) with Israel and their position on Syria. And not only they consume oil from IS (ISIS).
        ISIS sells oil in collusion with NATO
        The terrorist group controls 60% of the oil producing regions of Syria and, in addition, has already seven wells in Iraq. The Islamic State not only uses the captured oil rigs, but also has been able to increase the volume of daily energy production. Today it is 45 barrels per day. The daily income from these operations is $ 3 million. War is an expensive pleasure, and therefore it is necessary to work very well in order to earn good money.
        “The Americans know very well what is happening, but Erdogan and Obama maintain excellent relations among themselves,” a source told Nafiz Ahmed. “This friendship allows Erdogan to do whatever he pleases, and Obama can only accept the situation as it is.”
        The Spanish La Republica also notes that “there is information that some British companies are involved in Salafi transactions, conducting transactions. It is reported that the Anglo-Turkish oil company Genel Energy, which has connections in the British Parliament, received an order to transport IG oil to refineries
        http://warsonline.info/siriya/ispanskie-smi-igil-prodaet-neft-v-sgovore-s-nato.h

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    2. -1
      8 September 2015 19: 52
      So attacked Kurdistan! Burn in hell ki!
      1. +10
        8 September 2015 19: 59
        We are waiting for the whole Western world to begin to impose sanctions against Turkey.
      2. avt
        0
        8 September 2015 20: 29
        Quote: Civil
        So attacked Kurdistan! Burn in hell ki!

        Quote: figvam
        We are waiting for the whole Western world to begin to impose sanctions against Turkey.

        In general, they have been doing this regularly for a long time. Somehow, a break was made after the capture of Ajalan, and now it has begun again.
        Quote: Saburo
        I did not know that Turkey was using the BTR-80.

        More likely 70th. They bought a lot of German GDR technology and Kalash.
    3. +3
      8 September 2015 20: 01
      Those. when they said in the USA, the Syrian troops, under the guise of Russian artillery, advanced 20 km. (I don’t know if this is true, but judge for yourself, infa is not taken from the air)
      This is bad.
      Turks invaded Iraq.
      It's good!
      Question
      Where is the logic?
      1. +4
        8 September 2015 20: 40
        Quote: Linkor9s21
        Question: Where is the logic?


        Answer: Well, everything that serves the interests of the light elves. All that contradicts them is bad.... As Lenin said - "Everything that serves the cause of the revolution is moral!"
      2. 0
        8 September 2015 21: 01
        Quote: Linkor9s21
        Those. when they said in the USA, the Syrian troops, under the guise of Russian artillery, advanced 20 km. (I don’t know if this is true, but judge for yourself, infa is not taken from the air) This is bad. The Turks invaded Iraq. This is good! Question: Where is the logic?

        The logic is that the participation of the Russian military in Syria is at the level of rumors and speculation, and the participation of Turkish troops is confirmed by the Turkish Ministry of Defense.
        If you are comfortable hi
      3. 0
        8 September 2015 21: 18
        Linkor9s21 Both are not good! Not one Assad not one Syria is not worth the life of a Russian soldier (not just a Russian)! Davutoglu mourns for the dead soldiers, there is nothing more dangerous for Turkey than their Kurdish citizens. Any civil war gives rise to new haters of power. Every dead man has a blood-vengeance avenger in the east from time immemorial so. There must be an agreement, and then there will be no end to tears on both sides! But what I respect the Turks, they do not hide their losses, they are sent to the last address with honors of their soldiers with dignity!
        1. -1
          8 September 2015 22: 57
          Quote: Lek3338
          But what I respect precisely from the Turks, they do not hide their losses, they send them to the last address with honors of their soldiers with dignity!

          I also like this madly in them. Since the soldier who died in battle is Shaheed. And the Shahids deserve the highest respect. They repel this. And not, like in the CIS countries, keep silent or hush up.
          1. 0
            8 September 2015 23: 24

            I personally am against Turkey’s policy towards the Kurds, everyone has their own truth, but regardless of ideology and worldview, one should value the soldiers who sacrificed for their homeland or the idea that they think is right. Not every man is given the honor and courage to give his life for his struggle and idea, not every strong in spirit so that to give his life in spite of all excuses (God forbid, less and less will have to do it in the world) But any warrior who does this deserves a remembrance of both Kurds and Turks and Africans. By hiding this, CIS politicians hide the price they have to pay ldatam so narodu.U political ideas from his soldiers The main thing to know what are you fighting but hopefully fewer and fewer people will have to do it! It is necessary to solve the problem can not be solved even we are the people who are different that we can agree!
      4. -3
        9 September 2015 06: 14
        Turks invaded Iraq.
        It's good!
        Question
        Where is the logic?


        Well, because maybe now the Kurds will finally begin to unite and, with arms in their hands, will raise their flag over their long-suffering nation.

        nothing unites as well as a good enemy.

        Good luck to Kurdistan!
    4. 0
      8 September 2015 22: 11
      We don’t have anywhere to spend money on vacation.
      most of the townsfolk are slowly turning into a society of cattle consumers, to whom it is deeply violet to whom and for what (in the future) they give money, and not without the participation of a zomboyaschik. By the way, we have chocolate relations with Turkey - pipeline, ignore European sanctions, etc.
    5. +4
      8 September 2015 22: 35
      Quote: Irokez
      Turkey to vacation feed ISIS patrons

      I won’t even go to Turkey for free. He worked on Sakhalin-2 saw the Turks in the vicinity. So negative people that it’s just not nice.
    6. 0
      9 September 2015 08: 31
      Quote: Irokez
      And ours are to Turkey to rest ISIS patrons on vacation. We don’t have anywhere to spend money on vacation.


      I was in the Crimea ... I had a good rest)))))
  2. 0
    8 September 2015 19: 24
    I did not know that Turkey was using the BTR-80.
    1. +8
      8 September 2015 19: 30
      Quote: Saburo
      I did not know that Turkey was using the BTR-80.

      But this is definitely not the BTR80. And so Turkey previously purchased a large batch of BTR60 and BTR70 of the former army of the GDR
      1. +9
        8 September 2015 19: 34
        In the photo really BTR-60PB.
        1. +2
          8 September 2015 19: 37
          Quote: KBR109
          In the photo really BTR-60PB.


          Ancient as the Warsaw Pact itself)))) Fuel consumption something oklo 200 liters per 100 km seems? )))
      2. +3
        8 September 2015 19: 39
        But this is definitely not the BTR80. And so Turkey previously purchased a large batch of BTR60 and BTR70 of the former army of the GDR


        Yes everything is correct. Excuse my ignorance. Turkey bought them from the Germans specifically to fight the Kurds. And after they liked them, they bought the BTR-80 in Russia.
    2. +1
      8 September 2015 19: 36
      Quote: Saburo
      I did not know that Turkey was using the BTR-80.


      Did you want to say armored personnel carrier 60? Well, they are full of everywhere ...
      1. +2
        8 September 2015 19: 52
        The passport data of the NEW approx 60l 100km. Actually 120 - you will not be mistaken. On one engine - 4-6km.ch but just not downhill.
    3. 0
      9 September 2015 05: 07
      At the same time, Iraqi tanks and armored vehicles headed for those regions

      probably TURKISH?
  3. +7
    8 September 2015 19: 24
    Turkey, does not take much on itself ?! Not an orientalist, but the adequacy of the Janissaries inspires doubts ... They have enough "breath" for Syria, and for the Kurds, and for Iraq ?!
    1. +8
      8 September 2015 19: 31
      Well, as if in the Middle East, only two forces were Persians and Ottomans. Their heirs are Iran and Turkey, respectively.
      1. -1
        8 September 2015 20: 20
        "... in the Middle East, only two forces were the Persians and the Ottomans ..."
        Well, let’s be proud at least for the night: Suvorov, Kutuzov, Karyagin, Tormasov, Ermolov, Paskevich, and, of course, Ushakov and Nakhimov. Is that all right ?!
        1. +1
          8 September 2015 20: 43
          Quote: ALABAY45
          Suvorov, Kutuzov, Karyagin, Tormasov, Ermolov, Paskevich, and, of course, Ushakov and Nakhimov


          And which of them fought in the BV? Or do you and the Caucasus include in the BV?
          1. 0
            9 September 2015 05: 16
            I recommend starting the study of history with M. Rakovsky "Kutuzov" (this is a book, such Yes )! Questions arise, please contact! hi
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      2. +2
        8 September 2015 21: 38
        I would also mention Israel.
        The state does not have such a rich history as the Turks and Persians. But this is a real power in BV.
        1. wk
          0
          9 September 2015 04: 12
          Quote: Petergut
          I would also mention Israel. The state does not have such a rich history as the Turks and Persians. But this is a real power in BV.

          you can compare Israel .... how on a computer a shortcut to a powerful file resource (USA) will disconnect and the shortcut will be a dummy.
    2. +2
      8 September 2015 19: 55
      Quote: ALABAY45
      ! Not an orientalist, but the adequacy of the Janissaries inspires doubts ... They have enough "breath" for Syria, and for the Kurds, and for Iraq ?!

      And why do they need a breather to Syria. ISIS is enough for Syria. The Turks will kill the Kurds, they will not interfere with ISIS. Well, and at the same time as the detachment will work, they will give ISIS the right direction.
      1. +3
        8 September 2015 21: 13
        Quote: baltika-18
        And why do they need a breather to Syria. ISIS is enough for Syria. The Turks will kill the Kurds, they will not interfere with ISIS. Well, and at the same time as the detachment will work, they will give ISIS the right direction.

        Don't tell me))) In Syria, Russia, Iran and China have a great interest, so there will probably be ways to slow down "breathing" or arrange "hypoxia".
        Another thing is interesting here. France almost in unison with Turkey (from 08.09.15/XNUMX/XNUMX) sent its aviation to "fight ISIS", the Turks entered, the USA is bombing there, the Bulgarians have banned the passage of Russian transport workers to Syria through their airspace ... Probably not today tomorrow there will be some thread movement from Britain and Israel.
        Maybe this is it - the beginning of the 3rd world?
  4. +4
    8 September 2015 19: 26
    Genocide of Erdogan is not enough? I also decided to nullify the Kurds? But still in the EU he wants ...
    And for some reason everyone except Zhirinovsky is silent about this ...
    1. +8
      8 September 2015 19: 41
      And for some reason everyone except Zhirinovsky is silent about this ...


      But because there is the Bosphorus, which can be blocked at once. What, then declare war on Turkey? The current situation clearly highlights some secret agreements with Erdogan. The silence of Turkey in Russia's actions in Syria, parity corresponds to the silence of Russia in the Kurdish issue. Weigh what is more important, butting for each vehicle in the courts or elsewhere, or leaving the Turks to butting in their backyard. Moreover, this butting will drag on for several generations. Recently, Assad has only been uncomfortable with Uncle Sam and Qatar, even the Saudis are somewhat sluggish. Looking for some agreement.
      1. 0
        8 September 2015 20: 05
        Looking for some agreement.

        It is difficult to guess, but I will support you. Another thing is interesting. Now military operations, large-scale, I mean, are not taking place in Iraq, Kirkuk and Tikrit seem to be under siege, but only from the south. Are you planning an offensive towards Syria? An agreement to grab oil areas and at the same time solve the Kurdish issue? We’ll look, maybe the Turks will not get far.
      2. -2
        8 September 2015 20: 44
        Quote: Asadullah
        What, then declare war on Turkey?


        What for? Asymmetrical! After all, you can throw many different "cookies" to the Kurds - ATGM, MANPADS ... wink
        1. +1
          8 September 2015 21: 11
          After all, you can throw many different "cookies" on the Kurds - ATGM, MANPADS

          1. To which Kurds and from which party?
          2. How will it disrupt the Turkish stream?
          3. Pay for transit (and it will be stupidly expensive and frankly smuggling, because even the Iranians will not let such help through) and I’m not talking about the "cookies" themselves, will you be out of your pocket?
          4. How do Kurds agree with the United States (after all, weapons are still being used, although the United States is throwing them specifically) upon receipt of weapons from the Russians?
          5. What (in relation to point 2) can Russia say to Turkey, because the Turkish stream is needed not only, but now not so much to the Turks, as to Russia.
          1. 0
            10 September 2015 00: 49
            Quote: razgildyay
            How will it disrupt the Turkish stream?


            Well, if it comes to blocking the Bosphorus for our ships, this will mean a confrontation of such a level that it will be possible to forget about the Turkish Stream ...

            Quote: razgildyay
            SUCH help even the Iranians will not miss


            Look at the map of the "future Kurdistan": it is important that the Armenians skip! wink
            1. 0
              10 September 2015 02: 35
              Well, if it comes to blocking the Bosphorus for our ships, this will mean a confrontation of such a level that it will be possible to forget about the Turkish Stream ...

              And who needs a confrontation? For me, it’s better to trade gas and merge these Kurds - the benefits from them are zero for Russia, and the sea of ​​headaches.
              Look at the map of the "future Kurdistan": it is important that the Armenians skip!

              Armenia??? It's funny - then, the main thing is that the Georgians let it pass. But the most logical way is the Caspian Sea -> Iran. Then it is not known what tears it will pour out, not only for Karabakh - for Armenia. Azerbaijan, we have one of the yapping Turks, who are considered as Caspian Turks.
              1. 0
                10 September 2015 11: 24
                Quote: razgildyay
                And who needs a confrontation?


                P_and_ndosam. Turkey is a member of NATO: what the owner says, he will do it!

                Quote: razgildyay
                It is better to trade gas and merge these Kurds - the benefits from them are zero for Russia, and the sea of ​​headaches.


                About the fact that sovereign Kurdistan will almost certainly become a p_and_ndoss litter, I already wrote. Therefore, it is better to act according to the Truman principle - to help the weakest in a measured manner, so that in the end weaken both sides

                Quote: razgildyay
                Funny - then, most importantly, the Georgians missed


                But what, someone already tried to land and search our military transport aircraft flying to Armenia over the territory of Georgia?
                1. 0
                  10 September 2015 19: 21
                  P_and_ndosam. Turkey is a member of NATO: what the owner says, he will do it!

                  Again geography. Turkey will block the strait without any problems and American influence in the Black Sea evaporates. And in general, stop blaming these pindocs for everything. War is now needed at least:
                  1. Turks and Azerbaijanis tied to them - pinch Iran (Azerbaijan has long-standing graters with him, and even the same Kurds along the borders); to oust the Kurds (and where without it?), get to the northern Iraqi oil regions.
                  2. The Kurds themselves, in order to protect themselves and to declare themselves miserable, pre-unfortunate, well, to sit on oil, is it really bad?
                  3. Russia (or our oil and gas industry). Russia wants to distribute Turkmen gas itself, to sell it itself, without Arabs.
                  4. Saudi + Qatar + Kuwait - access to the European hydrocarbon market, plus grasp Iran.
                  5. Same to Iran. The export of Shiism and the Islamic Revolution has not been canceled, the mutual "lyuboff" with the Sunnis is known to everyone.
                  6. China. Here a separate conspiracy thesis can be deduced. Indeed, in the course of the Arab Spring, the Chinese were forcefully squeezed out of North Africa, and it was precisely they who helped the late Gaddafi with the development of deposits. It is possible they somehow get oil either from Iran or from the Saudi party.
                  As you can see, independent players here without America have a cart and a small cart.
                  About the fact that sovereign Kurdistan will almost certainly become a p_and_ndoss litter, I already wrote. Therefore, it is better to act according to the Truman principle - to help the weakest in a measured manner, so that in the end weaken both sides

                  It doesn’t work in the Middle East realities; it’s enough to recall that after Afghanistan 1989, America itself entered the Middle East, and they adhered to this principle throughout the XNUMXth century.
                  But what, someone already tried to land and search our military transport aircraft flying to Armenia over the territory of Georgia?

                  By plane more expensive than the sea - races, it’s not worth the risk (bros + kakly no longer let airplanes, rodents in the queue 100%) - TWA.
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  5. VP
    +5
    8 September 2015 19: 26
    We decided to strike from the rear towards ISIS, to help the bearded boys
    1. 0
      9 September 2015 06: 13
      turkish blitzkrieg
  6. +7
    8 September 2015 19: 27
    Wang ...

    There will be no Turkish stream
    1. +2
      8 September 2015 19: 46
      There will be no Turkish stream


      Where does he go, in the light of the war with the Kurds, the Turkmen gas of Turkey does not shine. Most likely everything is taking its course, only without posting, because the American has promised something for silence among the Kurds. To the Turks, this gas, salvation and the opportunity to keep the whole of southern Europe for Faberge.
    2. +1
      8 September 2015 19: 46
      Germans north want to double.
  7. +6
    8 September 2015 19: 27
    The Turks are digging themselves a hole. They think once in the wake of the fight against ISIS they can deal with the PKK, then they will get away with it. Everything would be good in this situation if the Turkish population did not consist of a third of the Kurds, this is essentially a prologue of the civil war.
    1. VP
      +6
      8 September 2015 19: 30
      Wash. Iraqi Kurds 5 million. In Turkey itself, another 15
    2. +1
      8 September 2015 19: 54
      Quote: APASUS
      did not consist of a third of the Kurds, it is essentially a prologue of the civil war.

      This will not be a civil war, but a vendetta! All the Kurds separated by the borders will come together and begin their liberation campaign! And the Turks will choke in blood.
  8. +3
    8 September 2015 19: 28
    WangUyu, we are tormented by the Turkish stream.
    1. +2
      8 September 2015 19: 54
      Quote: AdekvatNICK
      WangUyu, we are tormented by the Turkish stream.

      You are our visionary, I don’t think it’s necessary to be a Wang in order to understand how the Americans dragged their ally into the war. There are more than one stream on the Americans’s sight, they still don’t like Turkey’s independent policy, Erdogan didn’t come to court - he decided that he controls the situation!
  9. 0
    8 September 2015 19: 29
    How should it end? Why set conditions if there are doubts about their achievement. Let's see what losses this will result in for the Turks. And how did they then get out of Iraq.
  10. +1
    8 September 2015 19: 33
    What are they trying to achieve? What result are waiting for?
    1. +1
      8 September 2015 19: 54
      There is such an anecdote:
      The old lord sits in his London apartment, hears screams, fussing, swearing outside the window ... He calls the butler, asks:
      “What's going on there, Barimore?”
      -y e and protest, sir.
      “And what do they demand?”
      -Free love, sir.
      -And someone forbids them?
      No, sir.
      -And why are they yelling?
      -P ... sir sir.
  11. +3
    8 September 2015 19: 36
    The first one went. Who is next? Some kind of puff pie from terrorists and peacekeepers of the liberators is obtained. Assad is bad, Turk is good, ISIS is bad, Hollande is good and hands are itching for a long time, Iran is bad, Iraq is good, Saud is either bad or good ... Damn your leg. Isn't it time to slam it all with one good fly swatter?
    1. +1
      8 September 2015 19: 43
      I agree, it is not possible to understand.
      1. +1
        8 September 2015 19: 56
        I agree, it is not possible to understand.

        East is a delicate matter. Arabs and we are completely different mindsets, a way of thinking, traditions, habits and all that. Like the Germans and other nations.
        There is such a concept as honor, conscience, honesty, nobility - and so among different nations, it varies in a wide range and many do not consider it shameful not to have these qualities, and some even have no idea what it is.
        And if, for example, you have rendered a service to someone nobly and honestly, this does not mean that there will be the same answer, most likely you will take it for granted and that's it, and you will wait for a noble, reciprocal act. In no case - this mentality.
      2. +6
        8 September 2015 19: 57
        I hope Turkey will be defeated as much as possible for its support of terrorists and bandits. I wonder how the official Iraq and Iraqi Kurdistan will react.
        PKK against the Turkish occupiers today.
        1. 0
          8 September 2015 20: 43
          This is the Turkish Kurds so hollow on the video?
      3. +2
        8 September 2015 20: 11
        Quote: ODERVIT
        I agree, it is not possible to understand.

        You can just understand. A stable and peaceful Middle East SGA is not needed, just as a calm and prosperous (in the past) Europe is not needed. All of the State Department’s long-term ideas came to fruition: BV in blood, devastation and religious strife with a bunch of refugees, rushing to Europe to destabilize the economy and the entire Geysoyuz as a whole! These are flowers. That's how the berries of Russia would not have got! After all, the State Department is kindling its fires of instability around our perimeter!
  12. +3
    8 September 2015 19: 50
    good luck and fortitude to the Kurds
  13. 0
    8 September 2015 19: 51
    As a non-commissioned officer widow, they will carve themselves.
  14. +2
    8 September 2015 19: 57
    So there were absolution. Turkey will regret having entered the war in Iraq. And the States are far away and they will throw the Turks, even if they promised something.
  15. +2
    8 September 2015 20: 02
    Turkish army launches land operation in Iraq

    that in translation "The Turkish army will help ISIS in the fight against the Kurds."
    The United States will try to save ISIS and abandoned its Turkish puppets to support it. ISIS plans to defeat Assad’s army in the USA, and until then ISIS cannot be touched.
  16. 3vs
    +3
    8 September 2015 20: 04
    It looks like a big mess is brewing and how it will end only God knows ...
    Something comrades from the Israeli people do not give comments?
  17. +1
    8 September 2015 20: 10
    The Turks still consider Iraq to be part of their Ottoman Empire. There are no boundaries for them. But Turkey is a NATO member. It is clear that the Kurds "grabbed" ISIS oil smuggling from Iraq. The troops moved to break through the corridor. But how will these pipes be guarded? It's not just one division that needs to be kept on guard, patrols are not enough here. Or do they intend to exterminate all Iraqi Kurds?
    It is unlikely. But MANPADS Kurds would not hurt. Maybe the Iranians will throw them, or maybe the Syrians? How much do you need to shoot down Turkish fighters so that the Turks change their minds? A dozen, I think, will be enough.
    1. +1
      8 September 2015 21: 06
      Pay attention pzrk neither Russian nor American there all the time did not light up. it seems they are NOT there very curious why?
  18. -1
    8 September 2015 20: 15
    They explode them ... Why climbed? sad
  19. +6
    8 September 2015 20: 28
    Turks annihilate Kurds everywhere: Turkey, Syria, Iraq, without knowing what citizens they are.
    Is there a real genocide of the Kurds, and after that, does Turkey try to deny the genocide of the Armenians? The Armenians, though they tried to fly to other countries, but the Kurds have nowhere to go. Turkey is the same fascists.
    Absorbed in the American shit democracy, the world does not see terrible crimes, where they - their concerns for democracy begin and end below the belt - this is the whole field of activity of Western democracy in the pants of sexual minorities.
    The Kurds need help, we must not allow the destruction of an entire nation. The salvation of the Kurds only in the destruction of Isil, then there will be no reason for Turkey to send an army, and today there is no one to help them except God.
  20. +1
    8 September 2015 20: 34
    Pity Erdogan ..... I smell genes! See the map ....
    1. 0
      8 September 2015 20: 49
      This is still a Wishlist ...

      There is such an anecdote:
      - Abram, you heard - they found water on Mars!
      “Is it good or bad for us Jews?”

      Is it necessary to analyze this thoughtfully - is it good for us Russians - or will sovereign Kurdistan quickly become a puppet of mattress covers?
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  21. dsi
    0
    8 September 2015 20: 57
    At the same time, Iraqi tanks and armored vehicles went to those regions that are considered part of Iraqi Kurdistan, and where the positions of the Kurdistan Workers Party are strong,

    Tell me, where did this garbage come from ???
  22. 0
    8 September 2015 21: 00
    Quote: Geisenberg
    Quote: Saburo
    I did not know that Turkey was using the BTR-80.


    Did you want to say armored personnel carrier 60? Well, they are full of everywhere ...

    Cleverly. There is no price on local raw materials.
  23. -6
    8 September 2015 21: 03
    Enough of you whining already, the Turkish army is second to NATO after the United States, the Kurds will not be good. Regarding the Armenian Genocide, recognize the genocide of Nogais, for example, all empires destroyed small nations in their interests, so look in the mirror at the beginning.
  24. +1
    8 September 2015 21: 16
    interesting to listen to the State Department comments, so for the sake of laughter ...
    1. +1
      8 September 2015 22: 38
      Yeah ! A large number of American Indians were once ... Yes
  25. +1
    8 September 2015 21: 29
    The claw is bogged down - here and the whole bird ends.
    In vain they started it.
    If earlier the terrorist attacks in Turkey were isolated as "hints", now in Turkey they will begin to blow up with enviable constancy already as retaliation.
  26. 0
    8 September 2015 21: 42
    Well, the campaign has begun .... A new geopolitical batch awaits us and Turkey, as it seems to me, plays far from the first violin.

"Right Sector" (banned in Russia), "Ukrainian Insurgent Army" (UPA) (banned in Russia), ISIS (banned in Russia), "Jabhat Fatah al-Sham" formerly "Jabhat al-Nusra" (banned in Russia) , Taliban (banned in Russia), Al-Qaeda (banned in Russia), Anti-Corruption Foundation (banned in Russia), Navalny Headquarters (banned in Russia), Facebook (banned in Russia), Instagram (banned in Russia), Meta (banned in Russia), Misanthropic Division (banned in Russia), Azov (banned in Russia), Muslim Brotherhood (banned in Russia), Aum Shinrikyo (banned in Russia), AUE (banned in Russia), UNA-UNSO (banned in Russia), Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People (banned in Russia), Legion “Freedom of Russia” (armed formation, recognized as terrorist in the Russian Federation and banned)

“Non-profit organizations, unregistered public associations or individuals performing the functions of a foreign agent,” as well as media outlets performing the functions of a foreign agent: “Medusa”; "Voice of America"; "Realities"; "Present time"; "Radio Freedom"; Ponomarev; Savitskaya; Markelov; Kamalyagin; Apakhonchich; Makarevich; Dud; Gordon; Zhdanov; Medvedev; Fedorov; "Owl"; "Alliance of Doctors"; "RKK" "Levada Center"; "Memorial"; "Voice"; "Person and law"; "Rain"; "Mediazone"; "Deutsche Welle"; QMS "Caucasian Knot"; "Insider"; "New Newspaper"