And it is sadder to see people talking about superiority on the basis of color even today.
We all came from Adam (as) .
Most probably he must have been black
Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)
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We all came from Adam (as) .
Most probably he must have been black
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Turkey says 3 soldiers killed in Iraq clashes with Kurdish rebels
An honor guard carries the coffin of a Turkish soldier killed in clashes with PKK fighters, in Ankara, in 2015. Three Turkish soldiers were killed Thursday by Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq. (AP Photo)
http://www.arabnews.com/node/1313236/middle-east
“Three of our heroic comrades fell as martyrs as a result of clashes with members of the separatist terrorist organization in northern Iraq,” the army said, referring to the PKK which is designated as a terror group by Turkey and its Western allies.
Turkish warplanes have often bombed PKK hideouts in the mountainous northern Iraq while the security forces have sporadically launched cross-border incursions in pursuit of rebel fighters.
The army statement did not say where the latest clashes took place.
On Tuesday, the army said another soldier was killed in an attack blamed on the PKK, and responded with airstrikes against the group.
The PKK has been waging an insurgency in the southeast of Turkey since 1984 which has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
Fighting in the region intensified between Turkish security forces and the PKK after the collapse of a two-year cease-fire in 2015.
The PKK’s leadership and rear bases are located in the remote mountainous Qandil region and other areas of northern Iraq.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly threatened a major cross-border operation to dislodge the group from its strongholds there.
An honor guard carries the coffin of a Turkish soldier killed in clashes with PKK fighters, in Ankara, in 2015. Three Turkish soldiers were killed Thursday by Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq. (AP Photo)
http://www.arabnews.com/node/1313236/middle-east
- Turkish army: “Three of our heroic comrades fell as martyrs as a result of clashes with members of the separatist terrorist organization in northern Iraq.”
- Turkish warplanes have often bombed PKK hideouts in the mountainous northern Iraq while the security forces have sporadically launched cross-border incursions in pursuit of rebel fighters.
“Three of our heroic comrades fell as martyrs as a result of clashes with members of the separatist terrorist organization in northern Iraq,” the army said, referring to the PKK which is designated as a terror group by Turkey and its Western allies.
Turkish warplanes have often bombed PKK hideouts in the mountainous northern Iraq while the security forces have sporadically launched cross-border incursions in pursuit of rebel fighters.
The army statement did not say where the latest clashes took place.
On Tuesday, the army said another soldier was killed in an attack blamed on the PKK, and responded with airstrikes against the group.
The PKK has been waging an insurgency in the southeast of Turkey since 1984 which has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
Fighting in the region intensified between Turkish security forces and the PKK after the collapse of a two-year cease-fire in 2015.
The PKK’s leadership and rear bases are located in the remote mountainous Qandil region and other areas of northern Iraq.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly threatened a major cross-border operation to dislodge the group from its strongholds there.
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The air strikes and artillery fire (Friday night) by the international coalition on the village of Hidaj, held by IS in the southern sector of Hasakeh province, killed at least 12
On Thursday, eight other were killed in coalition strikes in Deir Ezzor province, south of Hasakeh.
IS jihadists have lost most of the self-proclaimed “caliphate” they once controlled in large parts of Syria and neighbouring Iraq since 2014.
In Deir Ezzor, the mainly Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces -- supported by the US-led coalition -- are trying to dislodge IS from the east bank of the Euphrates.
http://www.arabnews.com/node/1314176/middle-east
US forces must withdraw from the Tanf base in the south, and that Damascus had not engaged in talks over the country's southern region.
Walid Al-Moualem also told a news conference that the government had communicated with the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) but no negotiation process had started.
He said Raqqa city, which SDF militias control, "must be rebuilt and liberated" from any foreign presence.
On Thursday, eight other were killed in coalition strikes in Deir Ezzor province, south of Hasakeh.
IS jihadists have lost most of the self-proclaimed “caliphate” they once controlled in large parts of Syria and neighbouring Iraq since 2014.
In Deir Ezzor, the mainly Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces -- supported by the US-led coalition -- are trying to dislodge IS from the east bank of the Euphrates.
http://www.arabnews.com/node/1314176/middle-east
US forces must withdraw from the Tanf base in the south, and that Damascus had not engaged in talks over the country's southern region.
Walid Al-Moualem also told a news conference that the government had communicated with the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) but no negotiation process had started.
He said Raqqa city, which SDF militias control, "must be rebuilt and liberated" from any foreign presence.
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Just numbers without names and pictures
Syrian government must protect its citizens from massacres by American soldiers
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Not true, Syrian government saved millions of its citizens from west backed Terrorists aggression like ISIS and Alnusra and now West enter the war to kill more poor Syrian citizens directly by defeat of their beloved thugs in the battlefield.
This is Syrian government right to kill and kick out occupiers soldiers which come to Syria illegally to kill Syrian citizens.
Future of those who do not respect international laws are dime in Syria.
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US, Turkey say plan reached to resolve rift over Syria town
File photo showing US special forces personnel working with Kurdish allies who played a key role in battles against Daesh in Syria. (AFP)
The United States and Turkey say they have agreed on a “roadmap” to resolve a rift between the two NATO allies over the strategic north Syrian town of Manbij.
The agreement was reached during a meeting between Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu. A joint statement from the two governments says they “endorsed a roadmap” that aims to “ensure the security and stability in Manbij.”
The statement included no details and the State Department had no immediate comment.
But Cavusoglu says US-backed Syrian Kurdish militia groups will withdraw from Manbij under a plan that could be implemented within six months. He says US and Turkish officials would temporarily ensure security in Manbij.
Kurdish-led forces captured Manbij from Daesh militants in 2016.
File photo showing US special forces personnel working with Kurdish allies who played a key role in battles against Daesh in Syria. (AFP)
The United States and Turkey say they have agreed on a “roadmap” to resolve a rift between the two NATO allies over the strategic north Syrian town of Manbij.
The agreement was reached during a meeting between Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu. A joint statement from the two governments says they “endorsed a roadmap” that aims to “ensure the security and stability in Manbij.”
The statement included no details and the State Department had no immediate comment.
But Cavusoglu says US-backed Syrian Kurdish militia groups will withdraw from Manbij under a plan that could be implemented within six months. He says US and Turkish officials would temporarily ensure security in Manbij.
Kurdish-led forces captured Manbij from Daesh militants in 2016.
Saved Millions...
How ?
Must be by barrel bombing people to submission and making more than half the people homeless is saving them in Iranian dictionary..
Safavid Majoosi dictionary is quite weird...
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By stopping American backed Terrorists to capture Syria big city like Damascus, Aleppo, Homs and ....
Just imagine what would happen if ISIS and AlNusra enter Damascus.
Syrian government in last 7 years never lost control of Syrian majority population (no less than 70 percent) and people always immigrate from American backed Terrorists areas to Syrian government territories.
Well I imagined ISIS or alnusra entering damascus. Infact they did enter a part of those cities and i dont find them ruling like the moster Assad is ruling.
Nothing on the sort of thousands of women being raped or thousands of people being slaughtered in the prisons.
They look to me far better than the shit you are supporting
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So burning people alive and drowning in acid is kind of ruling you prefer? As well as trading women on slave markets for rape purposes? Have you applied for ISIS already terrorist fanboy?
Well Assad slave , Do you have a brain or are you running empty on that.
My statement talks about in a comparative manner and that you missed because of your empty head.
Read again.
