Pictures of Turkey-Iran Attack to Kurdistan

[dyaoko]

http://dozame.org/blog/2006/04/25/ten-m ... -midnight/

dozame has started with a new fresh template .

[SK]

Well is this true i mean can the source be trusted

[zerdest]

* some updates

- acording to HPG , 14 Kurdish gurrials have been killed by Iranian / Turkish soliders

- rahim safavi the leader of iranian revulotionary guard has arrived to the border to Lead the operation by himself.

- Friday ahmadi nejad and erdogan met each other in "Baku" in Azerbaycan , to talk about common operation against kurds.

-Hoshyar Zebary said Iran bombed PKK leadership with 150 Canons during last night.

- Jaffary the Shia Former PM said ,"there is no evidence that shows iran has entered iraq , they are all lie ! " (so acording to Jaffary Zebary is lier !)

there are many other updates, I wonder why nobdoy cares....

[SK]

Well, this is just wonderful for the americans PKK will get severly weakened and maybe a few iranians will die. So they can invade iran and carry out their promise of eliminating the PKK

[Piling]

DIYARBAKIR, Turkey, May 6, 2006 (AFP) - 17h16 - A European Parliament delegate to Turkey urged separatist Kurds in the country to renounce violence, on a visit Saturday to the country's troubled southeastern region.

"Violence has no place in progressing the rights of Kurds," Dutch MEP Joost Lagendijk told journalists here ahead of a conference on civil rights in southeastern Turkey.

"They must clearly condemn violence and all terrorist activity," Lagendijk added. As vice-president of the parliament's joint Turkish-European commission, the MEP is closely involved in the debate on Turkish membership of the EU.

Violence in the region has flared this year, with numerous attacks by Kurdish militants against Turkish security forces.

A wave of fighting in March between Turkish security forces and the armed separatists of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) shook towns in the southeast and spread to Istanbul, leaving 16 people dead.

Several bomb attacks claimed by another Kurdish separatist group, the Kurdish Freedom Falcons (TAK), have also struck the west of the country since the start of the year.

Turkey, the United States and the European Union regard the PKK as a terrorist group. The conflict in Turkey has claimed more than 37,000 lives since the PKK in 1984 launched its campaign for an independent Kurdish homeland in the southeast.

Lagendijk said the traditional European sympathy for Kurds was waning as the violence increased and Turkey moved to redress discrimination against the ethnic minority.

"When you look back in the '80s and the '90s, there was a lot of sympathy in Europe... for the fight of the Kurds for their rights... and everybody turned a bit of a blind eye to the violence," he said later Saturday in comments in English.

But with Turkey now seeking EU membership it was "becoming a more democratic country", he said.

"I want, in a way, to warn the Kurds that if they let politics be determined by the PKK, they'll lose more and more sympathy in the EU."

Lagendijk criticised both the resurgence of Kurdish attacks and Turkey's deployment of troops near its border with Iraq, an area where the PKK has set up bases.

Turkey began talks with the EU in October 2005 on joining the 25-nation bloc. Requirements for Turkey to bring its laws into line with EU norms in order to join may oblige it to enhance the rights of minorities in the country.

[SK]

Yes, but theyve got to understand the PKK is fighting because it wants basic rights

[tomjez]

Yes, but theyve got to understand the PKK is fighting because it wants basic rights

they're fighting because fighting is the only thing they know. They don't give a fuck about right fo kurds, on the contrary they want all the basic rights to be violated and turkish army to destroy kurdistan once again