Residents of eastern Turkey are forced to leave their homes because of the operation conducted by Ankara against the Kurdish population

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Turkish newspaper Hurriyet with reference to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Turkey reports that because of the clashes between security forces and Kurds in the east of the country, citizens are forced to leave their homes. Recall that the official Ankara announced that it is leaving the agreement on a truce with the Kurds, accusing the PKK (Workers Party of Kurdistan) of committing terrorist acts in Turkish territory. The main clashes are currently taking place in the area of ​​the city of Diyarbakir, where, by the way, is the NATO air base.

The streets of the city turned into the arena of the real battles. Ankara uses armored vehicles and army special forces to attack the Kurdish population. In response, the PKK, which is banned in Turkey, arranges directional explosions and blocks the road to armored vehicles with numerous ditches and barricades.

In addition to Diyarbakir, hostilities take place in settlements of Dargechite, Nusaybin, Silopi, etc. Thousands of civilians leave their homes in order to save their lives. The so-called "anti-terrorist operation" in eastern Turkey has already involved more than 10 thousands of Turkish security officials, dozens of armored vehicles of the army and police.

Kurdish sources report that in the last week of clashes in the eastern provinces of Turkey, more than a hundred civilians have died, which Ankara has recorded as “terrorists”. In the reports of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Turkey means “liquidation of 168 militants”.

Residents of eastern Turkey are forced to leave their homes because of the operation conducted by Ankara against the Kurdish population


Photos are distributed on social networks, which show that the Turkish police do not stand on ceremony with anyone, including children on the streets, against whom tear gas is being used.
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  1. +24
    24 December 2015 13: 01
    Let's go go to the Turks! It would be necessary to support the Kurds!
    1. +11
      24 December 2015 13: 05
      Well, no one cares about these events. When they do "their own", then these are rascals but our rascals. So they can. I think they will soon scrape together some kind of war with their own population besides the Kurds.
    2. +16
      24 December 2015 13: 07
      it’s already genocide ... at least what the name of the call doesn’t change, there’s already genocide against the Kurds ...
      1. +9
        24 December 2015 13: 47
        Quote: sasha 19871987
        it’s already genocide ... at least what the name of the call doesn’t change, there’s already genocide against the Kurds ...

        - And after that, Erdogan dares to call Assad a butcher? Why Russian diplomacy does not poke this Turkish dictator with his nose in his own d..mo?
        1. +3
          24 December 2015 13: 58
          And the Kurdish genocide never stopped, Erdogan uses the situation to fight the Kurds and if he is not stopped, he will slaughter everyone.
          1. +1
            24 December 2015 14: 00
            well, not everyone, half of the Kurds there have been voting for PSR for more than a year
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      2. +2
        24 December 2015 14: 41
        Quote: Sasha 19871987
        it’s already genocide ... at least what the name of the call doesn’t change, there’s already genocide against the Kurds ...


        Nooo !!!!! Why would there be genocide? Just a democratic procedure. because the media of Europe is silent! It means everything is OK! ...

        PS Sometimes it seems that I am a bloody maniac ... I can’t wait until the Muslims begin to slaughter their lands with bundles of democrats. Let them get what they have earned for years. Destroying everything in its fucking way! Harsh. I repent. But it is so! If Russia is so bad? Well then. Evil always comes back! And the living will envy the dead. That's just a pity (((That all this will happen under the name of the Great Lord. Alas (((
    3. +18
      24 December 2015 13: 07
      Well, where are these humanists from Amnesty International, where is the Human Rights Council at the OSCE, where are human rights defenders of all stripes, why are they silent? I wish the Kurds victory over the punisher Erdogan and they would have more weapons.
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    5. +1
      24 December 2015 13: 17
      Quote: aszzz888
      Let's go go to the Turks! It would be necessary to support the Kurds!

      What for? They supported the bandits now disentangle us too? How are Kurds dear to us?
      1. 0
        24 December 2015 13: 33
        Here it is a real genocide !!!
      2. +1
        24 December 2015 14: 05
        Quote: Kyrgyz
        Quote: aszzz888
        Let's go go to the Turks! It would be necessary to support the Kurds!

        What for? They supported the bandits now disentangle us too?

        All these "emnisties" and OSCE on rights ... like newcomers celebrating a church service for the first time! As if they don't know what to do, and there is no one to ask ...
        I remembered the joke:
        A young seminarian deacon came to the church; a seasoned priest gives advice before the first service: "Well, take a shot for courage and start! ..."
        After the service - debriefing: "Well, I did everything right, I served well. But I made a number of mistakes:
        - It was said by me - to pause, and not to become a little bit;
        - the cassock is not tucked into jeans;
        - they ascend to the altar, but do not crawl out;
        - Jesus Christ is the son of God, and not a hero of the Soviet Union;
        - the censer is waving from the side, but not twisting overhead;
        - at the end of the service one should say "amen" and not "p .... c".
        But in general - not bad ...

        ... well, admins will be banned ...
        1. 0
          24 December 2015 14: 43
          Why ban? Freaks are also needed /////
        2. 0
          24 December 2015 16: 07
          )))))))))))))))
      3. +1
        24 December 2015 14: 58
        Quote: Kyrgyz
        Quote: aszzz888
        Let's go go to the Turks! It would be necessary to support the Kurds!

        What for? They supported the bandits now disentangle us too? How are Kurds dear to us?

        The question for the Russian person was not whether these or those roads were not expensive or not, the Russian person has precisely an aggravated sense of justice and which is happening in Ruin, Syria, Libya, Yugoslavia, Iraq, Egypt - it simply caused / causes a feeling that injustice is happening.
        1. 0
          24 December 2015 17: 19
          Quote: Scoun
          Quote: Kyrgyz
          Quote: aszzz888
          Let's go go to the Turks! It would be necessary to support the Kurds!

          What for? They supported the bandits now disentangle us too? How are Kurds dear to us?

          The question for the Russian person was not whether these or those roads were not expensive or not, the Russian person has precisely an aggravated sense of justice and which is happening in Ruin, Syria, Libya, Yugoslavia, Iraq, Egypt - it simply caused / causes a feeling that injustice is happening.

          It's too expensive
    6. +1
      24 December 2015 15: 25
      According to some reports, about 20-25 million Kurds live in Turkey, so there’s nothing to do to split Turkey, just support the Kurds, and Cyprus will catch up with the Greeks! Assad’s talk to Kurdish autonomy in Syria will serve as an impetus for more active action of Turkish Kurds ....
      1. +1
        24 December 2015 16: 06
        Support! And then they will trample into the Caucasus and will slaughter Christians!
        1. 0
          24 December 2015 23: 33
          Quote: Tiger4
          Support! And then they will trample into the Caucasus and will slaughter Christians!


          Skillfully need to support ... a la Truman: support the side that is starting to lose - and let them kill each other as much as possible!
      2. 0
        24 December 2015 16: 59
        Our last ally in the BV - Iran will not understand. They have exactly the same problems with the Kurds as Turkey.
    7. +1
      24 December 2015 16: 10
      Will you start supporting now !? They in the Turkish army were killers of Russian soldiers!
    8. 0
      24 December 2015 16: 11
      But that was in the 19th century!
      1. +1
        24 December 2015 16: 33
        in the 20th Ottoman troops on the Caucasian front in World War I were largely composed of Kurds. Turkish units sat on dardanelles
  2. +5
    24 December 2015 13: 06
    And we are establishing contacts with representatives of the Kurds. Something will be interesting. soldier
    1. +1
      24 December 2015 16: 04
      And in the 19th century, they cut the heads of our soldiers!
  3. +3
    24 December 2015 13: 07
    All these special operations against the Kurds in Turkey will not lead to anything good for Turkey.
    1. avt
      +1
      24 December 2015 14: 12
      Quote: avvg
      All these special operations against the Kurds in Turkey will not lead to anything good for Turkey.

      In the presence of a concrete attack on neighboring Syria and Iraq by the Islamic bandintern with the connivance of the USA, the liberation of Turkey with the "Turkic spring" is as high as ever.
      Quote: Decathlon
      Scenario "Ukraine-2" ?!

      Why not? It is quite a universal piece and works, well, they will add local flavor. Why is USA a strong player with overestimated ambitions in the region ??? It is easier and safer to merge it, like all the others. Moreover, the Naglo-Saxons have experience of working with the Sick Man of Europe since the days of the Entente, when Turkey was quite specifically dismembered, even the Italians had an occupation zone and if it were not for Lenini and the RSFSR with supplies weapons and money in gold ...... would steer the straits of the Greeks together with the Italians. They may well muddle in Turkey as in Syria and Iraq with an eye on Iran, our Caucasus and the Asian ex-Soviet republics.
      1. +1
        24 December 2015 17: 07
        Well, then the Turks broke the Greeks then, and the Italians cleaned up for good health - if in 1911 they got problems from Libya with 8000 askers against 100 thousand army, then in the territory of Anatolia itself it was possible to specifically rake it.
        deliveries from Russia to the future Ataturk certainly helped, but the guns themselves do not shoot and gold does not go on the attack.
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  4. +1
    24 December 2015 13: 08
    Why do you offend the "peaceful" opposition Turkey? USA against.
    laughing
  5. +2
    24 December 2015 13: 10
    Scenario "Ukraine-2" ?!
    1. +3
      24 December 2015 13: 13
      Yes, it will be worse. The East is a delicate and bloody affair.
    2. +1
      24 December 2015 13: 17
      Well, if we helped this a bit, then it’s not so, and it’s bad for a long time that our country should help establish friendly regimes in our neighboring countries.
    3. 0
      24 December 2015 16: 02
      This is the East, not Ukraine .... 2!
  6. +6
    24 December 2015 13: 18
    Well uiii? Why don't we hear screams from Brussels and Washington about the violation of human rights in Turkey? One of the two, either NATO and the State Department, is suddenly deaf and blind, or the Kurds are not people, but simply two-legged targets !!!
    1. +1
      24 December 2015 13: 22
      Selevc (4) UA Today, 13:18 New
      Well uiii? Why don't we hear screams from Brussels and Washington about the violation of human rights in Turkey? One of the two, either NATO and the State Department, is suddenly deaf and blind, or the Kurds are not people, but simply two-legged targets !!!


      Yeah, they are already celebrating Christmas! They do not care for someone else's grief.
    2. -1
      24 December 2015 13: 26
      Kurds are not so weak.
      1. 0
        24 December 2015 16: 01
        They are some! they are Mercenaries!
    3. 0
      24 December 2015 17: 06
      Kurds are not on the right side.
      ... on the dark side of power. :)
  7. +1
    24 December 2015 13: 24
    Erdogan. Crawl rather to Putin, fall into your legs and ask for forgiveness. It is probably still not too late!
  8. -1
    24 December 2015 13: 31
    What is missing is a talking helmet!
  9. 0
    24 December 2015 13: 32
    And where are the peacekeepers from the UN and OBYSE? Have you covered your eyes with "Stars and Stripes" dollars?
  10. 0
    24 December 2015 13: 32
    Well, if the leader of the country is so screwed up, the country's population will also not be left out!
  11. 0
    24 December 2015 13: 33
    Quote: 79807420129
    Well, where are these humanists from Amnesty International, where is the Human Rights Council at the OSCE, where are human rights defenders of all stripes, why are they silent? I wish the Kurds victory over the punisher Erdogan and they would have more weapons.


    Yes, they only amnesty in the course of amnesties, - there’s Erdogan, for example. And what did you want for American grandmothers ...
  12. 0
    24 December 2015 13: 36
    Quote: aszzz888
    Let's go go to the Turks! It would be necessary to support the Kurds!


    Yes, and then the armored vehicles of Erdogan have a bit too much. Maybe the Kurds do not have enough bassoons?
    1. 0
      24 December 2015 15: 03
      Quote: Jovanni
      Quote: aszzz888
      Let's go go to the Turks! It would be necessary to support the Kurds!


      Yes, and then the armored vehicles of Erdogan have a bit too much. Maybe the Kurds do not have enough bassoons?

      I hope the Kurds will come from Syria and Iraq with a partner "Javelin" and in partnership will burn Turkish equipment.
  13. +1
    24 December 2015 13: 36
    seriously took up the RPK, apparently thinking to solve the problem radically.
  14. 0
    24 December 2015 13: 39
    Quote: Selevc
    Well uiii? Why don't we hear screams from Brussels and Washington about the violation of human rights in Turkey? One of the two, either NATO and the State Department, is suddenly deaf and blind, or the Kurds are not people, but simply two-legged targets !!!

    So they are their own - NATO, who will yell. The basic principle is that what I do is legal, if you do the same, but without my consent - NO
  15. 0
    24 December 2015 13: 40
    RPK need to throw RPG and more
  16. 0
    24 December 2015 13: 51
    The trouble is that the Kurds are divided:
    In Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey, they have one task - the creation of their own state, in Libya, Kurdish fighters drove even the US military ...
    Even then, the Kurds appeared, who absolutely did not want to deal with anyone, but everyone pulls the "blanket" over themselves!
    1. +2
      24 December 2015 13: 59
      in Libya, the Kurds? what wind brought them there?
      1. 0
        24 December 2015 15: 59
        Everywhere and where they pay for the war! They fought as mercenaries for the Turks against Russia in the 19th century!
        1. 0
          24 December 2015 17: 23
          why, as mercenaries, are Ottoman citizens like the Turks themselves, like the Albanians. Kurds were completely loyal to Istanbul, for which they received Armenian lands after they cleared them of auto-tones.
          and even now many Kurds are quite loyal to Ankara. between Turks and Kurds there is no irreconcilable hostility and interethnic hatred, as is represented in Russia. in Russia, finally, they are poorly oriented in the local situation, including and leadership — for the gdp campaign, the discovery was the presence of some Syrian Turkmens. there are no specialists in the region, or Armenian-Turkologists wassat or angry at the life of Satan and Taras.
          there is still Malashenko (a very competent and reasonable person), but he is not visible, not heard.
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  17. 0
    24 December 2015 14: 24
    Well. And civil war has reached Turkey. Erdogan plays the last card to rally the Turkish people around his irresistible person against the Kurds.
    1. 0
      24 December 2015 15: 12
      Apparently, the Kurds are not moderate enough?
  18. +1
    24 December 2015 14: 51
    There was genocide of Armenians, now they carry out the genocide of Kurds hi
  19. 0
    24 December 2015 15: 40
    Kurds, like the staff members were trained, and the Turkish special forces? It's funny if the staff members too, even wondering who will be bombed by the "coalition" -Turks or Kurds?
  20. 0
    24 December 2015 15: 58
    The Kurds fought against Russia in the 19th century as part of the Mercenaries of the Turkish army!
  21. 0
    24 December 2015 16: 30
    It seems that some kind of fire is brewing in Turkey and the main arsonist is Erdogan. What he has in his soul, he will transfer to society and nothing good will have to wait.
  22. 0
    24 December 2015 16: 45
    All this has already happened ...
  23. +2
    24 December 2015 18: 40
    We are now starting to plunge into the big game with the Kurds!
    There are a lot of questions about this, at least take the one that can lead to the collapse of Turkey itself.
    Do we need Turkey with a civil war inside ???
    What will happen to the region ??
    Where will millions of refugees run ???
    Won't yesterday’s NATO friends leave the country to their own devices ???
    This Pandora's Box Might Be Double Bottom
  24. 0
    24 December 2015 22: 29
    ATO? As everything is familiar and monotonous.