The Fight against PKK Terrorism

[Kiryu]

Does Turkey have any thermobaric weapons in it's arsenal it can use against PKK tunnels, camps, caves and bunkers in the mountainous regions?
There isn't a better time than now to take on the PKK network in Iraq and SE Turkey.
The nights are starting to get longer and winter isn't too far off so most terrorists will start returning to their mountain hideouts. But this winter will be different to most previous years.
The Americans have their own agenda in Syria which they aren't being open about and will require the YPG to go beyond Raqqa once it falls, likely all the way to the Iraqi border. Many of the YPG fighters and commanders are PKK terrorists and for the time being at least, will draw them away from Turkey and their winter camps and into the Syrian desert.
The KRG and Baghdad are about to clash over the Kurdistan independence referendum in September which will probably get violent and distract both their forces. The PKK are going to try and exploit the fighting to make gains which will require them to stay out in the open over the winter.
So with a large portion of the PKK preoccupied with Syria and Iraq I think this will be the perfect time to clear out the PKK's Qandil base. Preventing them from recouping their forces, restocking and planning for next springs attacks in Turkey.

 

[Bismarck]

Does Turkey have any thermobaric weapons in it's arsenal it can use against PKK tunnels, camps, caves and bunkers in the mountainous regions?
There isn't a better time than now to take on the PKK network in Iraq and SE Turkey.
The nights are starting to get longer and winter isn't too far off so most terrorists will start returning to their mountain hideouts. But this winter will be different to most previous years.
The Americans have their own agenda in Syria which they aren't being open about and will require the YPG to go beyond Raqqa once it falls, likely all the way to the Iraqi border. Many of the YPG fighters and commanders are PKK terrorists and for the time being at least, will draw them away from Turkey and their winter camps and into the Syrian desert.
The KRG and Baghdad are about to clash over the Kurdistan independence referendum in September which will probably get violent and distract both their forces. The PKK are going to try and exploit the fighting to make gains which will require them to stay out in the open over the winter.
So with a large portion of the PKK preoccupied with Syria and Iraq I think this will be the perfect time to clear out the PKK's Qandil base. Preventing them from recouping their forces, restocking and planning for next springs attacks in Turkey.

Yes they have. Cirit missile is the famous one.

 

[OguzSenturk]

Yes they have. Cirit missile is the famous one.

It is just a rumor tho.

 

[Hexciter]

It is just a rumor tho.

Really!
http://www.monch.com/mpg/news/11-air/1378-idef-2017-cirit-goes-thermobaric.html

 

[Bismarck]

It is just a rumor tho.

Roketsan offered different types of warheads for Cirit.

Really!
http://www.monch.com/mpg/news/11-air/1378-idef-2017-cirit-goes-thermobaric.html

Strange. Nothing on Roketsan homepage.

 

[Glass]

Typical akp scum those are the people which are making the foreign policy scum bring back istiklar mahkemleri

http://www.arabnews.com/node/1128117

Former Turkish FM calls on Turkey to negotiate with Kurds rather than attack them


fucking bastards scum

how about dropping the rebels ine xchange to fck the pkk ? How about that ?

 

[kartal1]

https://twitter.com/x/status/886662865599549458

 

[Glass]

strike them as well.

 

[SouI]

Typical akp scum those are the people which are making the foreign policy scum bring back istiklar mahkemleri

http://www.arabnews.com/node/1128117

Former Turkish FM calls on Turkey to negotiate with Kurds rather than attack them


fucking bastards scum

how about dropping the rebels ine xchange to fck the pkk ? How about that ?

Adamı araştırdımda, tam PKKlı herif.

 

[Glass]

Adamı araştırdımda, tam PKKlı herif.

unbelivable

 

[Timur]

Frankly, I don't think that language is the issue we're dealing with. I think that most of them are perfectly happy with speaking Turkish, in fact they probably see bilingualism as more of a hassle than anything else. I think that what we need to do is make them proud of being part of our country. I think they lack a sense of attachment to Turkey.

One good thing is that they've spread all over the country. This helps to lower separatism in the southeast, as being concentrated in one area would allow them to have more power. Still, what we need to do is further dilute them in the southeast and eventually make them a minority down there..

One potentially dangerous, but also brilliant (if it worked) plan, would be to make a flag that resembled the Azerbaijani Flag with 3 stripes, but with 'their colours' (yellow, red and green). Of course with the crescent and star in the middle. This in theory sounds amazing, as it would be a symbol that would represent their presence in the entire country. This would help make them feel more comfortable with being a Turkish citizen.

The problem is that what's going to stop them from forming massive rallies while brandishing 'their' flag.. What's going to stop them from replacing our flag with the one we designed for them? Also it will anger a lot of nationalists. Although if done right with strict laws it could work, I think there's a reason why we never did this.

In my opinion we need to make sure that we keep them as contained as possible and further assimilate them. It's our only choice.

Yeah you don't know with whom you are dealing with.. many ppl here seem to live in their own brain cloud not facing the truth

No education system and no military will solve the problem..

You solve it with hard punishment with propaganda that begins in the kindergarden and ends when they go to bed from gazette to TV Internet own servers who dictate our view from all government institutions to all social institutions there must be our propaganda..

And than comes the police the military the fight everywhere you have to kill them everywhere with everything let it be a car incident or poison or drone strike or a f16

Social things must be high priority give their woman rights brake the tribal thing in Wich most of them live

And the politics hunt the head of the snake don't let them grow or be a thread in your neighborhood

But still we face ppl who are very different to you and me sometimes I wonder how wrong I am underestimating the stupidity and the dullness in their brains
Let me say it this way it's easier to socialize a super hardcore gypsy

 

[kartal1]

https://twitter.com/x/status/885527682947190786

 

[SouI]

Yeah you don't know with whom you are dealing with.. many ppl here seem to live in their own brain cloud not facing the truth

No education system and no military will solve the problem..

You solve it with hard punishment with propaganda that begins in the kindergarden and ends when they go to bed from gazette to TV Internet own servers who dictate our view from all government institutions to all social institutions there must be our propaganda..

And than comes the police the military the fight everywhere you have to kill them everywhere with everything let it be a car incident or poison or drone strike or a f16

Social things must be high priority give their woman rights brake the tribal thing in Wich most of them live

And the politics hunt the head of the snake don't let them grow or be a thread in your neighborhood

But still we face ppl who are very different to you and me sometimes I wonder how wrong I am underestimating the stupidity and the dullness in their brains
Let me say it this way it's easier to socialize a super hardcore gypsy

What do you think of what main advisor of Erdogan, Tanrıverdi, has said in this subject?

He said things like education in Kurdish, an autonomous kurdish state etc to solve this so called "kurdish issue".

 

[GlobalMillitary96]

What do you think of what main advisor of Erdogan, Tanrıverdi, has said in this subject?

He said things like education in Kurdish, an autonomous kurdish state etc to solve this so called "kurdish issue".

I recently found out about this guy (Adnan Tanrıverdi), and mark my words, he is one of the most dangerous figures in Turkey. I don't trust this guy one bit.

 

[SouI]

http://haber7.com/guncel/haber/2380249-hakkaride-patlama-tskdan-aciklama-geldi

I wonder why these konvoylar are not assisted by UAVs while on the way, they could easily spot and bomb these terrorists from up in the air..