United States fulfill their promises to the Kurds and the Turkish army to protect them from attacks

XEBER 24 ^ | February 27, 2017 | Akram Hammou

[Texas Fossil]

He said a special field source of our "News 24" of the countryside Manbej for the stationing of US troops in the countryside Manbej to put an end to the attacks carried out by the Turkish forces and elements of the shield of the Euphrates on Monday, the military council Manbej sites, in case of any wider or provocative operations carried out by Turkey's ally the direction of new attacks Washington on Syrian territory.

This and had confirmed Gen. Joseph Votel turn, and during his visit to Kobani on the twentieth of January last we Kqguat international coalition committed to protecting the Kurds in the areas liberated from any attacks carried out by the Turkish army or troops backed by Turkey on them, and today the United States has fulfilled its promise to the direction Kurds and protect them from the Turkish attacks on the city of Almenbj.

This, after the Turkish army attacked on Monday evening, the military council Manbej sites in the northern countryside of the city of Almenbj carried in Rogge US troops adequacy Kordestani deployment of US soldiers on the demarcation lines with elements of the shield of the Euphrates in the city, the Turkish army has sent massive reinforcements of military equipment to the western countryside and the North, so as to prevent any Turkish attacks on the city of Almenbj.

And thus the United States has fulfilled its promises towards the Kurds and protect them from the Turkish army and the elements that support it.

[Texas Fossil]

Here is an Arabic news source that is stating the US has committed our soldiers to prevent attack by Turks or their surrogate Arab Militias on Manbij and another town. Those towns were shelled by Turkey last night.

The SDF soldiers and leaders are absolutely elated that the US kept their promise so they can stay committed to ending ISIS in Raqqa.

I hate the need for our solders being brought in, but it is something we committed to do to allow Raqqa to be captured. If we had not committed to keeping Turkey from assaulting these towns, the SDF would have relocated their soldiers to protect their towns. One of the towns Turkey shelled last night has several hundred thousands of internally displaced people being sheltered from the war.

Here is the Arabic link for those of you who have language skills to improve on the quality of this machine translation:

http://xeber24.org/archives/10778

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

There is no need for us to commit troops. No more American blood for the Middle East.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

What do we owe Turkey? Seriously? People are always talking two state solution? How about carving out a state from Syria, Turkey and Iraq for the Kurdish state. If anyone deserves a state, it’s the Kurds.

[SteveH]

Proposal- a kurdish state for a postage stamp sized palestinian state. in antarctica. or maybe the marianas trench.

[freedomfiter2]

Turkey should be divided between the Armenians and the Kurds and they can do whatever they want with the Turks.

[Texas Fossil]

We owe Turkey nothing. They are currently a member of NATO.

And yes, the Kurds should have their own country. Contrary to what Erdogan says about them, they are not terrorists. The ones I know are good people and have my respect and trust.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

"They are currently a member of NATO."

Boy was that a mistake. Just to have a place to put our missiles. During the cold war, they were a good allay. Now, not so much. For a while, I was worried, they were going to drag us into a war with Russia all by themselves. Since post 9/11, they have done little to nothing to help us stabilize the middle East. I'm sure that the new Kurdish country would be happy to sponsor an Airbase, we can shut Incirlick down.