Washington Post: Turkey expands strikes against Kurdish militants in Syria and Iraq
IRBIL, Iraq — Turkey stepped up its bombing campaign Tuesday against Kurdish militants outside its borders, killing as many as 20 U.S.-backed fighters in Syria and expanding its strikes in Iraq, an escalation that could complicate efforts to combat the Islamic State.
The predawn raids drew swift rebukes from the United States and Iraq, which accused Turkey of not properly coordinating the strikes. The government of the Iraqi region of Kurdistan described the strikes as “painful and unacceptable” after five of its peshmerga fighters were killed in an apparent misfire.
The Turkish military said the raids targeted “terrorist hotbeds” and supply routes used by the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) to smuggle ammunition, arms and explosive material into Turkey, where it is waging an insurgency.
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Kurds call on US to set up no-fly zone after Turkish attacks -- Al-Monitor
2 comments:
And if an American adviser gets killed?
Where is Vlad when you need him?
This might have already happened. It's obvious that we won't find out now..same happend during literally every war when the US was on one side and Russians on the other.
Reason is simple: you don't want retalitory actions.
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