PKK/PYD provided with 120 armored vehicles by US
While the US accepts the PKK as a terrorist organization, it claims that the PKK’s Syrian offshoot, the PYD, us a “reliable partner” against Daesh.
Presidential Spokesman Ibrahim Kalin speaks on recent developments in Turkey
PKK/PYD relations with the US
Kalin also repeated the concerns of Turkey on the US relationship with PYD and the recent PKK/PYD’s deal with Daesh, which allowed Daesh terrorists and their families to flee the city of Raqqa, Syria.
Where did the Terrorists in the Trucks go?
The article explains Daesh and YPG’s corrupt partnership in Raqqa with vivid pictures that leaves very few to the imagination, including a footage of Daesh terrorists, who were incarcerated in Raqqa, being evacuated out of the city by the YPG.
US remains silent on Deash-PKK/PYD deal in Raqqa
n Monday the BBC reported that a deal which allowed 350 Daesh fighters and more than 4,000 of their family members to leave Raqqa was made between Daesh and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a US-backed force largely comprised of PKK/PYD terrorists.
US continues its mistake in supporting the PYD
”The statement came following comments made on Tuesday by the US-led anti-Daesh coalition spokesman Colonel Ryan Dilon, who underlined that they would only support the PYD if they were fighting Daesh.
FETO fugitives abroad will be left stateless
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Stressing the importance of Turkey’s fight against FETO, Benli underlined that “Turkey is actually protecting the region and the world from these organizations while fighting the PKK, Daesh, and FETO.
Do Separatist Movements gain Ground in World Politics?
” 9/11, Al Qaeda, Daesh and the issue of Syrian immigrants have consolidated nationalistic tendencies in vast territories, ranging from Northern Iraq to Central Asia, from Gulf countries to the US and from Europe to Africa, against the “other.
Gulen’s Extradition: “Turkey Didn’t Ask for Evidence on 9/11”
Under the motive of fighting against DAESH, very recently the US government has provided weapons to the YPG/PYD, the sister wings of the PKK – a serious security threat for the country.
Turkish PM’s US agenda: terrorism
Emphasizing that there is no difference between Daesh and FETO, the prime minister added that both groups flout the sacred values of Islam, threatening peace in Muslim countries across the world.
New PYD military quarters in Faysh Khabur
government continues to support the People’s Protection Units (YPG) in Syria under the pretext of destroying Daesh.
Turkey’s most insidious criminal cult: FETO
"Turkey's fight against PKK, Daesh and FETO makes a positive contribution to other countries, especially Europe.
Turkey to lead on humanitarian assistance
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He claimed that the world had double standards towards dealing with terrorism, adding that only the fight against Daesh will not bring stability in Syria.
Iraq PM: referendum results must be “entirely annulled”
“The referendum was held at a time when we were fighting a war against the Daesh terrorist group,” Al-Abadi said on the sidelines of a meeting in Tehran.
The Strategic Value of UCAVs for Turkey
These vehicles facilitated the process of tracking elements of terrorist organizations on the field such as Daesh and PYD.
The US refuses to extradite a terrorist
More, during a joint press conference with visiting Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, at the presidential complex in Ankara, President Erdogan stated: “I would like to express that there is no difference between FETO, Daesh and Boko Haram.
Neither NATO Nor Shanghai Alone: Turkey’s Quest for a Defense System
While the PKK declared autonomy in Syria, Daesh was on the border of Turkey, and the YPG/PKK threat become more prominent after Daesh’s attack to Ayn al-Arab.
What’s Next For the KRG After the Loss of Kirkuk?
Gaining control of Zummar after Daesh’s withdrawal, the KRG administration revealed its intention to govern Tal Afar in 2006.
Iraq forces take control of Kirkuk
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More, the statement added: “In particular, we note that there is still much work to be done to defeat Daesh in Iraq, and continued tensions between Iraqi and Kurdish forces distract from this vital mission.
Turkey and Iran: Towards a Renewed Partnership?
Confronting each other in the civil wars and power struggles taking place in Syria and Iraq, Ankara and Tehran have seen that the picture emerging while the cloud of dust spread by Daesh in Syria and Iraq is about to dissolve, constitutes a serious threat to both countries’ security-related interests.
Turkish troops in Idlib, Syria
ollowing Turkey’s Operation Euphrates Shield, which saw the Free Syrian Army (FSA), backed by Turkish forces, clear Daesh from the territory in north Syria between August 2016 and March 2017, the Idlib operation has been the second phase of Turkish direct involvement in Syria.
