Again, the bombing of areas near Dohuk by the fighters of the terrorist and Nazi regime of the Turkish government, which is a fascist, inhumane country at the height of blind racism. Turkey can never make peace. It only makes peace when it is weak. The Turks are weak-willed.

 

 

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 Again, the bombing of areas near Dohuk by the fighters of the terrorist and Nazi regime of the Turkish government, which is a fascist, inhumane country at the height of blind racism. Turkey can never make peace. It only makes peace when it is weak. The Turks are weak-willed.

 On the other hand, on the orders of Erdogan, the Syrian government has attacked the Kurds of Rojava and is seeking to massacre and genocide the Kurds of Rojava.📌Wars and clashes broke out between Kurdish and Arab tribes in the western countryside of #Kobanî

 Iraqi sources reported the bombing of Dohuk in the Iraqi Kurdistan Region by the Turkish army.

This news was released by Iraqi sources while Al-Mayadeen reporter also said: The sound of an explosion was heard in Dohuk province, in northern Iraq.

Not many details of these attacks have been released yet.Turkey: We bombed the positions of Kurdish groups in northern Iraq

Nava News Agency: The Turkish Ministry of Defense has announced that the country's forces have targeted the positions of Kurdish armed groups in northern Iraq with airstrikes in the continuation of cross-border military operations.

According to Turkish officials, these attacks were carried out in the mountainous areas of northern Iraq and the targets included positions and centers affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).

The Turkish Ministry of Defense has claimed that these operations were carried out within the framework of the fight against what is called "terrorist threats" and aimed to prevent the activities and movement of armed forces near the country's borders.

Ankara has been carrying out ground and air military operations against the positions of the Kurdistan Workers' Party in northern Iraq and northern Syria for years. Turkish officials consider this group a terrorist organization.

As of press time, independent sources have not released details about the extent of casualties or possible damage from these attacks, and the authorities of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region have not made an official response.

These attacks are taking place at a time when the security situation in parts of northern Iraq remains fragile, and Turkish military operations in these areas have always been accompanied by reactions and concerns at the regional level.