Residents of the south-eastern regions of Turkey left their homes because of the anti-terrorist operation conducted by the authorities

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About 90 thousands of civilians in the Turkish provinces Mardin and Hakkari were forced to leave their homes because of a clash between government forces and fighters of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, reports RIA News message of the newspaper Hurriyet.

Residents of the south-eastern regions of Turkey left their homes because of the anti-terrorist operation conducted by the authorities


Last Friday, Turkish Interior Minister Efkan Ala announced the start of the next stage of the operation against the Kurds in the 3-x areas (Yuksekov, Sirnak and Nusaybin) of the south-eastern provinces of the republic, after which a curfew was declared.

“After warning the authorities to announce a curfew, about 40 thousands from the 70-thousandth population of the Yuksekovs (Hakkari province) fled to other cities. According to local authorities, Nusaybin (Mardin province), where 90 lived thousands of people, left 50 thousands of people, ”the newspaper writes.

According to the information, “in Yuksekov, Turkish security forces are trying to neutralize members of the PKK 350-400, bury ditches dug by the rebels and neutralize improvised explosive devices.”

As the Turkish General Staff reported on Wednesday, during 3-x days, 28 members of the PKK were eliminated in the area of ​​the operation.
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  1. +8
    17 March 2016 10: 29
    Who wants to die, even if this is your home. Normal, one to one as in the Donbass.
    1. +3
      17 March 2016 10: 42
      21st century why can’t you stop this moron? The Turks must dump it themselves.
      1. +2
        17 March 2016 10: 49
        Quote: cniza
        21st century why can’t you stop this moron? The Turks must dump it themselves.


        We all would like that. But, sorry. He is the chosen first person of Turkey, and now we have to put up with it.
        If, for every exclamation from the West, we threw off our president, sooner or later our president would be Barack Obama or Biden .... or Nuland, which is even more so.
        Let me remind you that in the west, Putin is also a crazy ruler with a nuclear button, and such demands like "Russians free yourself, throw him off" I think, oh, how many are. But according to all laws, he is the elected president, and the West has to put up with this and reckon with it. The same is with Erdogan. Whatever it is, we will have to accept what it is now. Start from the input data.
        1. +2
          17 March 2016 11: 12
          The war of the Turkish Sultan Erdogan from Syria and Iraq is returning boomerang to the territory of Turkey. This is a natural process.
          Long live the FUNNY fate of the Turkish Sultan Erdogan and his policy of robbery of neighboring countries and peoples by Turkey!
      2. +5
        17 March 2016 10: 51
        Quote: cniza
        21st century why can’t you stop this moron? The Turks must dump it themselves.

        ... which is likely to happen ... Erdogan Pasha jumps ... and if there were 300-400 members of the PKK, they would have taken all of them away long ago ... but there are much more ... hi
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    3. +1
      17 March 2016 10: 49
      According to the information, “in Yuksekov, Turkish security forces are trying to neutralize 350-400 PKK members

      We need to support the guys. At the pirdogan, the point should burn non-stop!
  2. +9
    17 March 2016 10: 32
    Again the victorious reports of the Ottomans? And the refugees will not go to Europe? It's a pity. It would be nice - to take money from Europe "for migrants", to launch a fight against the civilian population on its territory, than to cause a new wave of migrants to Europe, to seek new help, like "not enough"! This is so "Turkish"!
    1. +2
      17 March 2016 10: 51
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      Again the victorious reports of the Ottomans? And the refugees will not go to Europe? It's a pity. It would be nice - to take money from Europe "for migrants", to launch a fight against the civilian population on its territory, than to cause a new wave of migrants to Europe, to seek new help, like "not enough"! This is so "Turkish"!

      A new Turkish-Svidomo political tradition is emerging lol
    2. 0
      17 March 2016 10: 53
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      Again the victorious reports of the Ottomans? And the refugees will not go to Europe? It's a pity. It would be nice - to take money from Europe "for migrants", to launch a fight against the civilian population on its territory, than to cause a new wave of migrants to Europe, to seek new help, like "not enough"! This is so "Turkish"!


      By the way, good question, are these 90 thousand case not Syrian refugees? They will say, "They came to hell, we were not kicked as much in our homeland as here.")
      It turns out interestingly whether the EU agrees to continue to place migrants who fled from the war in a country in which there is a war? Somehow it’s not logical.
      1. +2
        17 March 2016 11: 14
        It turns out interestingly whether the EU agrees to continue to place migrants who fled from the war in a country in which there is a war? Somehow it’s not logical.
        Everything is logical from the point of view of the EU, refugees in Turkey are no longer the problems of the EU, but of Turkey itself.
  3. +5
    17 March 2016 10: 34
    Who now wants to go to Turkey to have a rest ??????
    1. 0
      17 March 2016 12: 50
      Quote: Symarokov897
      Who now wants to go to Turkey to have a rest ??????

      Probably only ethnic Turks living outside of Turkey - and that is not a fact.
      However, Erdogan found a replacement for the loss of income from the tourism business, squeezing out billions of euros from Europe in exchange for not sending "bearded tourists" to them. refugees.
  4. +4
    17 March 2016 10: 34
    Erdogan and Poroshenko of the same field, the berry of both in place of jelly brain
    1. +2
      17 March 2016 10: 53
      Quote: mr.grin19z
      Erdogan and Poroshenko of the same field, the berry of both in place of jelly brain

      No. One of them has vodka, and the other has not yet been identified, but there is definitely something "stronger" jelly! lol
  5. +4
    17 March 2016 10: 37
    Why are human rights activists silent, the PKK is a moderate opposition .....
  6. 0
    17 March 2016 10: 43
    “In Yuksekov, Turkish security forces are trying to neutralize 350-400 PKK members, bury ditches dug by rebels and neutralize improvised explosive devices”


    Great, that means there are 400 resistance fighters, and 90 thousand are fleeing from them. How interesting it turns out. That is, in the province where Kurds live, the Kurds do not support these 90 thousand. Strange resistance. Or is the government's Anti-Terrorist Forces using such means and methods that by eliminating these 400 resistance forces at once, 90 thousand people can suffer? Here, as it were, one of two things. Either these are alien Kurds, whom no one wants to support in these provinces, or the Turkish Armed Forces are fighting them with carpet bombing, and these 90 thousand have already become victims of such an ATO. As in Ukraine. “In order to save the inhabitants of Donbass, it is necessary to zhahnut on them from the hail, it is still better in the sky than on the territory of the separatists,” probably Ukrainian generals think.
    There is also no information about where these 90 thousand will be sent. I did not see in the media that a humanitarian camp was organized in some neighboring province. That is, some 90 thousand that are incomprehensible, which the Turkish Government does not consider for people, and writes about them as dead souls, which are on paper but not in fact.
    In short, something is wrong in this Turkish-Kurdish situation. Honestly, I have many questions both to the Turks (or rather to the information that comes from them), and to the Kurds. I'm sorry, dilemma.
  7. 0
    17 March 2016 10: 46
    Looking forward to statements by the world community that the problems in Turkey are the result of the Kremlin’s aggressive policy? And that Russia, along with Iraqi Kurds, supplies weapons to Turkish? And that the Turkish Kurds became more active, as Russia promised them a federation as Syrian? smile
    But jokes are jokes, and Kurdish activity has recently come to the fore in several regions at once, and, in fact, not without our participation hi
  8. 0
    17 March 2016 10: 49
    I propose to start arming the moderate opposition - the Kurds (for which it is imperative to add a few dohreniliars of rubles into this matter), and with shouts of "Erdagan must leave" bomb several excavators in the fields of Turkey! wassat

    I almost forgot, for the destruction of excavators it is imperative to put together a coalition from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, etc. soldier
  9. +2
    17 March 2016 10: 55
    Quote: Midshipman
    Why are human rights defenders silent PKK - moderate opposition.....


    Erdogan incorrectly translated the text in the text of the agreement (PKK - unmeasured opposition), the translator was hanged, there is no one else to translate. Left as is.
  10. 0
    17 March 2016 11: 09
    According to the Turkish General Staff on Wednesday, 3 members of the PKK were liquidated in the area of ​​the operation within 28 days

    That is 28 civilians.
  11. 0
    17 March 2016 12: 14
    40 thousand of the 70 thousandth population of the Yuksekova (Hakkari province) fled to other cities.

    In how. Uncle E. also received internal migration. Will she ask Merkelshi for money too? Or have the KZ been prepared for the Kurds?
  12. 0
    17 March 2016 16: 14
    So petunchik adviser to the sultan in how it happened.

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