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Kurdish militants just challenged Turkish air power in a major way
By Erin Cunningham May 14 at 10:21 AM
ISTANBUL — They were used to stalk Russian helicopters in Afghanistan, and the United States has worked hard to keep them out of chaotic Syria. But now Kurdish guerrillas battling Turkey's security forces may now have shoulder-fired missiles — an acquisition analysts say will seriously challenge Turkish air power and potentially intensify fighting in the region.
"This is the first actual video evidence of their use inside Turkey that I have seen in several years," he said. "
Next will be airDogan yelling and saying "I want to know who is arming the terrorists and there will be grave consequences" A picture of him with his ugly face and hand in fist.
Next will be airDogan yelling and saying "I want to know who is arming the terrorists and there will be grave consequences" A picture of him with his ugly face and hand in fist.
We have seen many videos of the turkish army with their armored carriers harassing kurdish town where they are only faced with rocks and molotov xxxxtails. It is time to arm the kurds with as many RPGs all over eastern turkey.
We have seen many videos of the turkish army with their armored carriers harassing kurdish town where they are only faced with rocks and molotov xxxxtails. It is time to arm the kurds with as many RPGs all over eastern turkey.
The Turks will never, ever win this thing. If they were less ruthless/brutal, forward thinking and clear-headed, they would relent to a federal state or give autonomy to the Kurds in the S.E and recognize a Kurdish state in Northern Syria and Iraq...but the Turks are not those types of people...so they will continue to endure a never-ending guerrilla war against and opponent who grows stronger, militant and more effective every year...and the state will be drained, Islamic dictatorship will seize all power, and civil war will eventually come as more Kurds flock to the PKK, the number of dead askers will increase; it is essentially the Turkish version of Vietnam and Afghanistan.
F#ck 'em..
General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”
The Turks will never, ever win this thing. If they were less ruthless/brutal, forward thinking and clear-headed, they would relent to a federal state or give autonomy to the Kurds in the S.E and recognize a Kurdish state in Northern Syria and Iraq...but the Turks are not those types of people...so they will continue to endure a never-ending guerrilla war against and opponent who grows stronger, militant and more effective every year...and the state will be drained, Islamic dictatorship will seize all power, and civil war will eventually come as more Kurds flock to the PKK, the number of dead askers will increase; it is essentially the Turkish version of Vietnam and Afghanistan.
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