Topic: Turkey bombs Christian villages in Northern Iraq (Read 1258 times)
This is not surprising, we all know that Turky is suporting ISIS, they are enemyes of everything what's anti turkish and they are financing ISIS.
Besides, Turkey is learning well by following U.S. examples with drones in Pakistan and Yemen.
the Assyrians always stood in front lines of fire,they should be very proud of who they are and what they are trying to preserve. courage's people hardly any weapons no financial backing no man power backing, yet they fight when they can.
They will be extinct soon. A hundred years ago, there were 2 million of them. More than half of that number were butchered by the goatfuckers during the Assyrian genocide of 1915-16. Now there are around 200,000 of them living in the Middle-East, with a few tens of thousands residing in Western nations such as Sweden and Germany.
the Assyrians always stood in front lines of fire,they should be very proud of who they are and what they are trying to preserve. courage's people hardly any weapons no financial backing no man power backing, yet they fight when they can.
turkey's target is pkk .. not any etnichs groups or religion...
Are you sure about that? How well do you know foreign policy of Turkey? Do you know what power Erdogan has and what for he use this power? Are you watching news from only mainstream media or do you have any reliable sources?
http://theorthodoxchurch.info/blog/news/2015/08/13/7-assyrian-villages-in-northern-iraq-hit-by-turkish-air-strikes/
http://www.pravoslavie.ru/news/81371.htm
Turkish jets have bombed several Assyrian (Christian) villages in the Kandil region (Northern Iraq). The following villages were affected: Sharanish, Baz, Hayes, Dawoodiya, Barwary Bala, and Margerija. There were several hundreds of Yazidi refugees residing in these villages as well, when they were attacked by the Turks.
http://www.pravoslavie.ru/news/81371.htm
Turkish jets have bombed several Assyrian (Christian) villages in the Kandil region (Northern Iraq). The following villages were affected: Sharanish, Baz, Hayes, Dawoodiya, Barwary Bala, and Margerija. There were several hundreds of Yazidi refugees residing in these villages as well, when they were attacked by the Turks.
turkey's target is pkk .. not any etnichs groups or religion...
THis is new era of iraq war ?
Iraq war is over, new trend is Syria war. There are a lot of ethnic and religious groups fighting each other in Middle East. That's part of the new world order. They try to recreate Middle East borders.
the war is going in northern iraqi and syria, like they are the same land because the government has been kicked from that lands
THis is new era of iraq war ?
Iraq war is over, new trend is Syria war. There are a lot of ethnic and religious groups fighting each other in Middle East. That's part of the new world order. They try to recreate Middle East borders.
THis is new era of iraq war ?
just as the Western powers, Turkey could make a pact with the devil if necessary if it fits her interests in the region. That's how the state operates in todays world ...
it is all over the news but reported as turkey bombs pkk not turkey slaughters kurdish civilians.
I haven't seen any single news about this in any channel, radio, newspaper or social media.
it is all over the news but reported as turkey bombs pkk not turkey slaughters kurdish civilians.
This is fake news as there is no news, evidence about this incident in Turkey. You shouldn't trust news from unknown services.
I checked Turkish news media, none of them give this news. It's not verified by Turkish media yet.
The Assyrian International News Agency (AINA) has confirmed the incident.
http://www.aina.org/news/20150812142018.htm
http://www.aina.org/news/20150812142018.htm
So do you think Turkey did that purposely?
The PKK camps were located quite far away from these villages. And there were no Kurds in any of these localities.
"An Assyrian resident told AINA the PKK should not place its camps and warehouses so close to villages, as this endangers the residents."
But bryant, isn't Turkey's target PKK? Maybe they didn't do that purposely, since there is a camp of Kurdish in Northern Iraq. I don't know who is being right, but I can't find any news about Christian villages bombing in Northern Iraq.
The Assyrian International News Agency (AINA) has confirmed the incident.
http://www.aina.org/news/20150812142018.htm
The PKK camps were located quite far away from these villages. And there were no Kurds in any of these localities.
But bryant, isn't Turkey's target PKK? Maybe they didn't do that purposely, since there is a camp of Kurdish in Northern Iraq. I don't know who is being right, but I can't find any news about Christian villages bombing in Northern Iraq.
http://theorthodoxchurch.info/blog/news/2015/08/13/7-assyrian-villages-in-northern-iraq-hit-by-turkish-air-strikes/
http://www.pravoslavie.ru/news/81371.htm
Turkish jets have bombed several Assyrian (Christian) villages in the Kandil region (Northern Iraq). The following villages were affected: Sharanish, Baz, Hayes, Dawoodiya, Barwary Bala, and Margerija. There were several hundreds of Yazidi refugees residing in these villages as well, when they were attacked by the Turks.
http://www.pravoslavie.ru/news/81371.htm
Turkish jets have bombed several Assyrian (Christian) villages in the Kandil region (Northern Iraq). The following villages were affected: Sharanish, Baz, Hayes, Dawoodiya, Barwary Bala, and Margerija. There were several hundreds of Yazidi refugees residing in these villages as well, when they were attacked by the Turks.
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