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Iraq: Eight killed by shelling on popular tourist resort in Kurdistan

We've been asking the Iraqi army for years to fight these scumbags. If there are technical difficulties, the Turkish authorities openly declared that they will provide all kinds of technical support in this regard. But if these terrorists will not be kicked by them, and if no steps will be taken in this regard despite our offer of help, it is essential for our country's security to destroy these terror camps and smuggling lines that threaten our country.
Well you are allied with the Barzani clan.
 
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America is able to wage war in Iraq because you opened your anus to them and let them build bases in your country to start with.

Try something else.
No, you shook your mother's panties as white flag and embraced the American soldiers entering from Basra.

try something else.

Well you are allied with the Barzani clan.
PKK is a terrorist organization. KRG is an autonomous local government. We have in no way supported the KRG's attempt to leave Iraq. However, the KRG shows the approach that the Iraqi central government does not show in the fight against the PKK.
 
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America is able to wage war in Iraq because you opened your anus to them and let them build bases in your country to start with.

Try something else.
What are you smoking? Turkey denied the US to enter Iraq from the Turkish-Iraqi border. The Shia Arab population in the South literally let them pass to reach Baghdad and start the occupation. Nice try.
 
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PKK is a terrorist organization. KRG is an autonomous local government. We have in no way supported the KRG's attempt to leave Iraq. However, the KRG shows the approach that the Iraqi central government does not show in the fight against the PKK.
That's how it is. They are against PKK too.
 
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This could very well be a false flag operation..I always say look who is benefitting and who is losing..Turkey has no benefit in this just all negative for them..but since they are illegally in Iraq they get blamed for everything..part of the game

The same people that gased Syrians and blamed it on Assad are at this again...Mossad has operation base and many operatives in KRG......their hand is on this if you ask me.
 
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Go to hell kurdi

Anyone seen the Popular British Drama "Gangs of London" & how Kurds kill Pakistanis
 
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Iraq is an extremely complex equation. Two years ago, they raided the Iranian consulate and burned the Iranian flag. Then another group burns the American flag. Domestic politics are designed with such events. Everyone has a different account in Iraq. The state feature is gone.

 
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Iraq is an extremely complex equation. Two years ago, they raided the Iranian consulate and burned the Iranian flag. Then another group burns the American flag. Domestic politics are designed with such events. Everyone has a different account in Iraq. The state feature is gone.

Organizing rampaging gangs is the hall mark of CIA and mossad operations in foreign lands..They were not happy about Tehran summit results...and their unhappiness came out in Iraqi Kurdistan..
 
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Organizing rampaging gangs is the hall mark of CIA and mossad operations in foreign lands..They were not happy about Tehran summit results...and their unhappiness came out in Iraqi Kurdistan..
At the 20 July Tehran summit, the Turkish side said, "The USA has to leave the east of the Euphrates right now. This is the finding that came out of the Astana process. Because it is America that feeds the terrorist organizations there.'

Where does the answer come from? One day later, Iraqi Shiites (some belong to Iranian supported groups) act together with the PKK conspiracy. And unfortunately, it seems Iranian media, opinion leaders falls into the same trap.

A person falls into a ditch once. If you keep falling into the same ditch, it's not a mistake. Everything else, is just superficial thoughts that do not serve the truth, but the manipulation they want to direct you to.
 
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Iraq is an extremely complex equation. Two years ago, they raided the Iranian consulate and burned the Iranian flag. Then another group burns the American flag. Domestic politics are designed with such events. Everyone has a different account in Iraq. The state feature is gone.


That's because people are autonomous individuals, what I do isn't what other Iraqis do.

Turkey has been a cunt for a long time, recalling 2015 attempts of Erdogan to carve Mosul out of Iraq. The nutbag needs to take a seat already, no one wants the ottoman days back.

As for Kurdistan... there's only one state that has enabled Kurdistan, it's Turkey. Iraq is harming the KRG day and night.
 
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Hamis Hancer, leader of the Sunni Coalition in the Iraqi Parliament, said that the PKK carried out the attack in which civilians were killed in Duhok.

This event will be a very definite indicator that will distinguish the real Iraqis patriots from the traitors who support the PKK in Iraq.

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Hancer, the head of the coalition with the largest number of Sunni deputies in the Iraqi Parliament, shared on his social media account that there was an insidious terrorist organization game in the Duhok incident and that the terrorist mafia in the region carried out the attack.

Noting that this tragic incident was carried out with the support of the terrorist organization PKK and some local armed militias on Iraq's border with Turkiye, Hançer demanded that his government take serious steps against them as soon as possible.

Hançer stated that these terrorist mafias want to achieve their political goals by killing the people of the country with this step.

Wanting all Iraqis to unite against these terrorists in order to protect the country's sovereignty, Hançer said that he regrets that the Iraqi government is incapable of fighting these terrorist elements.

Hançer emphasized that the Iraqi government and security forces should clear all borders from terrorist elements and mafia.

 
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That's because people are autonomous individuals, what I do isn't what other Iraqis do.

Turkey has been a cunt for a long time, recalling 2015 attempts of Erdogan to carve Mosul out of Iraq. The nutbag needs to take a seat already, no one wants the ottoman days back.

As for Kurdistan... there's only one state that has enabled Kurdistan, it's Turkey. Iraq is harming the KRG day and night.
I remember back in 2003-2004,when Iraq fell,the Turks wanted to march to Kirkuk with the excuse of "fighting terrorism",but the Americans said no and opposed Erdogan on it. That's when movies and TV series like "Kurtlar Vadisi Irak" started coming out. They had their eye on the oils of Kirkuk and northern Iraq. But Americans and British had other plans for the Kurds and the Shia.
 
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I remember back in 2003-2004,when Iraq fell,the Turks wanted to march to Kirkuk with the excuse of "fighting terrorism",but the Americans said no and opposed Erdogan on it. That's when movies and TV series like "Kurtlar Vadisi Irak" started coming out. They had their eye on the oils of Kirkuk and northern Iraq. But Americans and British had other plans for the Kurds and the Shia.
It's was never about oil. Do a little research on the massacres history of Northern Iraq(I mean not KRG but north of country) cities from Musul to Kerkük.

Also, the oil resources you mentioned are already shared between western oil companies.

Between 1999 and 2004 there was a ceasefire – I am ashamed to say. In other words, there was no cross-border operation.

Then, in 2005 the most serious mistake of the AKP, the solution process nonsense, started. (It was formalized by law in 2009)

In short, what you said is a completely unsupported and unaware interpretation from actual historical events.

After the Ceylanpınar massacre in 2015, the 'Solution Process' de facto ended and it was decided to completely destroy the PKK terrorist organization as it did not lay down its arms. After Turkiye started this struggle, many countries, especially the USA, are trying to protect the PKK officially.

And there was never an operation plan for Kirkuk.

Let alone Kirkuk, even when the Turkmen city of Talafer was devastated by terrorist massacres, we were devastated here and could not make the government take a step.
 
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It's was never about oil. Do a little research on the massacres history of Northern Iraq(I mean not KRG but north of country) cities from Musul to Kerkük.

Also, the oil resources you mentioned are already shared between western oil companies.

Between 1999 and 2004 there was a ceasefire – I am ashamed to say. In other words, there was no cross-border operation.

Then, in 2005 the most serious mistake of the AKP, the solution process nonsense, started. (It was formalized by law in 2009)

In short, what you said is a completely unsupported and unaware interpretation from actual historical events.

After the Ceylanpınar massacre in 2015, the 'Solution Process' de facto ended and it was decided to completely destroy the PKK terrorist organization as it did not lay down its arms. After Turkey started this struggle, many countries, especially the USA, are trying to protect the PKK officially.

And there was never an operation plan for Kirkuk.

Let alone Kirkuk, even when the Turkmen city of Talafer was devastated by terrorist massacres, we were devastated here and could not make the government take a step.
Because Erdogan would have been desatisfied to march in and grab Kirkuk's oil under the pretext of fighting Kurdish terrorism and protecting Turkish interests? If Americans said "ok,come in",he would have stayed out?
 
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Because Erdogan would have been desatisfied to march in and grab Kirkuk's oil under the pretext of fighting Kurdish terrorism and protecting Turkish interests? If Americans said "ok,come in",he would have stayed out?
Kirkuk and Mosul problems do not belong to this day. And It has nothing to do with Erdogan's himself.

So, why did we support Iraq in the KRG independence initiative, which was supported by the USA and Israel in 2017? While the KRG was preparing for the referendum, the Iraqi and Turkish armies were conducting military exercises on the Dayrabun border.

Had Turkiye not announced that it would close all borders(which is life line for Kurdish autonomy), the Iraqi central government would not have been able to dissuade the KRG from its independence process.

I see very well what you are trying to do here. But your information is very poor. Turkey has demonstrated its support for the territorial integrity of Iraq through its actions.

Drop the fanciful assumptions.
 
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