Heavy losses for Turkey+ FSA Proxys On January 22 evening, the People’s Protection Units (YPG) and other Kurdish militias recaptured Birsaya Mount from the Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA) after a rapid counter-attack, according to pro-Kurdish sources.
The FSA supported by units of the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF) captured the mount in the morning. However, Ankara’s proxies were not able to consoldidate their gains and retreated from the area.
Pro-FSA sources argue that the FSA retreated from Birsaya Mount in order to avoid some “night ambush”. However, other sources say that the FSA just abandoned its forward positions after YPG/YPJ shelled them with artillery and launched a counter-attack.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_cont ... xzK1xfpezcAfrin operasyonu Azez burseya dagindaki catismadan sicak anlar
No match for YPG so far
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Yeah YPG is in WAR for Years now against ISIS and won all battles.....
Moral high combat prooved
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THIS IS WAR TURKEY Are you ready to die for the "Führer" Erdogan?
DEJAVU!
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Help is on the way ?!https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20180 ... -to-afrin/Turkey accuses Syrian regime of opening pathway for Kurdish militants to AfrinJanuary 22, 2018 at 4:01 pm | Published in: Europe & Russia, Middle East, News, Syria, Turkey
Turkish sources accused the Syrian regime of opening a pathway for members of the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) from Aleppo to the Kurdish-controlled city of Afrin in northern Syria.....
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This is FREE press @ its best:https://nypost.com/2018/01/22/dont-aban ... ys-tyrant/Don’t abandon the Kurds to the ‘mercies’ of Turkey’s tyrantBy Ralph Peters January 22, 2018 |
The United States has been the protector and ally of the Kurds for a quarter-century. And the Kurds have proven to be, man-for-man and woman-for-woman, the best fighters in the region.
Without Kurdish boots on the ground, we would not have made the sweeping progress achieved against the Islamic State caliphate.
Now, with ISIS crushed (but still wriggling and snapping), we’re turning our backs on our Kurdish allies in Syria as they’re attacked by a NATO ally gone rogue — Turkey, which is led by an Islamist strongman, the odious “President” Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The Kurds are fighting for freedom and a state of their own. There are at least 30 million Kurds divided between Syria, Iraq, Iran and Turkey, and possibly 10 million more — none of the states where they’re captive have allowed an honest census. Kurds have been butchered en masse, denied fundamental rights, imprisoned, tortured, raped, cheated and scapegoated. (All of which should sound unnervingly familiar to those who know Israel’s backstory.)
After letting the Kurds down at Versailles a century ago, when we acquiesced to denying them a state, we finally stepped up to do the right thing in the wake of Desert Storm — after Saddam Hussein had used poison gas on Iraq’s Kurdish population. In return, the Kurds have fought bravely beside us in a succession of conflicts.
Outside of Israel, no one has done more to support our priorities — especially in combatting Islamist terrorists.
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Now we’re on the verge of permitting another slaughter of Kurds. To please Turkey.
We should be on the side of the underdogs, not of the rabid dogs.
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