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What we should do first is attack Afrin, and connect the ES area with Idlib. And later, we should enter Manbij area.
However, the possibility of this happening is rather low.
Matt Bryza ex deputy FM of the USA :
Arming of Kurd elements is hostility of the West against Turkey
I know that, a land locked Kurdistan in Iraq can not survive, that's reason for Israeli and Western plan to unite them with Syrian territory for a Great Kurdistan.
Last I recalled it was Israel that helped us catch Ocalan, and the PLO training the PKK. Currently, the Sauds are very supportive of the YPG. You should stop blaming Israel for all our problems.
Who blames Israel ? Do you deny that Netanyahu some days ago said that he is strongly supporting a "Kurdish State "
2014
http://www.milliyet.com.tr/netanyahu-bagimsiz-kurt/dunya/detay/1904573/default.htm
2017
http://www.insanhaber.com/dunya/isr...gimsiz-kurdistan-i-destekliyoruz-h100188.html
The only person who has to blamed is cause his failed traitor policy Davutunoglu.
Arabs have always been supporting PKK, Israel since we had our spat. The fear of Turkey siding on the Arab front drove them closer to Kurds and Greeks.
Otherwise 99% of the blame lies in 10 years of Gavatoglu foreign policy making.
Has Turkey invaded Syria again? There is talk about that in twitter
Fake or Hoax, FALSE FLAG Ismail Küpeli floods the net with that BS.If you search "Kobane" on twitter there are news about battles between Turkish forces and YPG west of Kobane
If you search "Kobane" on twitter there are news about battles between Turkish forces and YPG west of Kobane
Matt Bryza ex deputy FM of the USA :
Arming of Kurd elements is hostility of the West against Turkey
I agree 100%.Arabs have always been supporting PKK, Israel since we had our spat. The fear of Turkey siding on the Arab front drove them closer to Kurds and Greeks.
Otherwise 99% of the blame lies in 10 years of Gavatoglu foreign policy making.