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  • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

    Originally posted by Joseph View Post
    I imagine they'll keep them in de-jure limbo much like the situation in Northern Iraq...so essentially half screw them.
    See if I care. I just wanted them to help the kurds so they will go to war with the turks.

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    • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

      Originally posted by armnuke View Post
      May 18, Semidli
      You should see the video that just surfaced. Best one I have seen yet. It is love at first sight in slow motion nothing is left of the mighty protective turkish armored vehicle.
      Unfortunately turks and the azeris have a large group of apes on their computers clicking ban. You have to access Youtube to see it.

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      • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

        turkish sex life!

        "Outrage over Turk masturbating on sleeping woman on bus

        During a journey from Muğla to İstanbul on Tuesday, a Metro Turizm bus assistant identified only by the initials C.G. is reported to have started masturbating beside a woman, known only as C.D., while she was asleep on the vehicle.
        The woman is understood to have been woken up by the sound of the man, who is reported to have ejaculated on the woman’s face and clothing.
        With the help of another passenger, who happened to be a lawyer, the woman called the Gendarmerie, who met the bus at the following stop, with the Turkish Sun reporting that the woman waited for almost an hour with semen on her face until the authorities arrived, so it could be used as evidence.
        It’s understood that the man was questioned by authorities but was then released, which has left many people angry."

        There has been public outrage in Turkey after an employee at one of the country’s largest bus companies was caught masturbating on a sleeping passenger. The victim says it reflects "the oppressive environment against women” in the country.

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        • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

          Originally posted by Azad View Post
          turkish sex life!

          "Outrage over Turk masturbating on sleeping woman on bus

          During a journey from Muğla to İstanbul on Tuesday, a Metro Turizm bus assistant identified only by the initials C.G. is reported to have started masturbating beside a woman, known only as C.D., while she was asleep on the vehicle.
          The woman is understood to have been woken up by the sound of the man, who is reported to have ejaculated on the woman’s face and clothing.
          With the help of another passenger, who happened to be a lawyer, the woman called the Gendarmerie, who met the bus at the following stop, with the Turkish Sun reporting that the woman waited for almost an hour with semen on her face until the authorities arrived, so it could be used as evidence.
          It’s understood that the man was questioned by authorities but was then released, which has left many people angry."

          https://www.rt.com/news/344724-turke...turbating-bus/
          Probably thought she was a goat or something.

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          • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

            Reuters գործակալությունը ֆոտոշարք է ներկայացրել Թուրքիայի հարավ-արևելքից՝ ցույց տալով իշխանությունների ձեռնարկած անվտանգության միջոցառումների և Թուրքիայի անվտանգության ուժերի ու...


            Թուրքիայի հարավ-արևելքում ավերածությունները՝ Reuters-ի ֆոտոշարքում (լուսանկարներ)
            31.05.16




            Reuters գործակալությունը ֆոտոշարք է ներկայացրել Թուրքիայի հարավ-արևելքից՝ ցույց տալով իշխանությունների ձեռնարկած անվտանգության միջոցառումների և Թուրքիայի անվտանգության ուժերի ու քուրդ զինյալների միջև բախումների ընթացքում տեղի ունեցած ավերածությունները:

            Թուրքիայում Քուրդիստանի աշխատավորական կուսակցության դեմ զինված հակամարտությունը նոր ուժով բռնկվեց 2015 թվականի հուլիսին։ Այդ ժամանակից ի վեր քուրդ ապստամբների հետ բախումներում մահացել է ավելի քան 480 զինվորական և ոստիկան: Թուրքիայի գլխավոր շտաբը հայտնել է այդ ընթացքում մոտ 5 հազար քուրդ զինյալի մահվան մասին:

            Քրդամետ ĞԺողովուրդների դեմոկրատիաğ կուսակցության ներկայացուցիչները պնդում են, որ Թուրքիայի հարավ-արևելքում իրականացվող հակաահաբեկչական գործողության ընթացքում հարյուրավոր խաղաղ բնակիչներ են զոհվել:

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            • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

              BREAKING: Explosion hits Nusaybin in southeast Turkey, injuring 12 security force members - Reuters

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              • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

                Turkish soldier killed in northern Iraq

                A Turkish soldier was killed on May 29 in an outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) attack in northern Iraq, marking the first such attack targeting Turkish military bases in the region by the PKK in 21 years.

                The Turkish General Staff said in a statement that Infantry First Lieutenant Mehmet Düzenli, who was killed during clashes with the PKK militants in northern Iraq, was serving in the Kanimasi base area, which had been operating since 1995 in northern Iraq across the border from the Çukurca district of Turkey’s southeastern province of Hakkari.

                Voice of America (VOA) radio reported that the Turkish warplanes bombarded the area following clashes with PKK militants. The Kurdish service of the radio station added that PKK militants opened fire on soldiers with sharpshooters as soldiers responded with heavy weapons. It said the clashes also created fear in the region.

                Around 2,000 soldiers are currently serving at Turkish military bases in Kanimasi, Begova, Bamerni and Şeladze, which were built in 1995 to prevent clashes between the Iraqi Kurdistan Democratic Party (IKDP) led by Masoud Barzani and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (KYB) led by former Iraqi President Jalal Talabani.

                Turkish troops in the region generally conduct intelligence and surveillance activities rather than carry out operational missions against the PKK. The base in Kanimasi is bordered by Turkey on one side and the Metina mountain range on the other side.
                June/01/2016

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                • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

                  Bon Appetite losers.

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                  • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

                    Originally posted by armnuke View Post
                    Bon Appetite losers.
                    This is becoming the kurdish PlayStation4

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                    • Re: Kurdish-Turkish Clashes

                      This is the best way to mince kebab meat. Who needs rifles and ATGMs..

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