Images from Qereçox after Turkish airstrike (Syria)

ANF News ^ | Wednesday, 26 Apr 2017, 08:30 | none stated

[Texas Fossil]

Rojava people condemned Erdoğan and his never-ending attacks, saying that he recognized no law, no religion, no law, no morals. Rojavans also stressed that attacks will never be able to intimidate or deter them from their struggle.

Thousands from across Rojava rushed to the Qereçox area following the bombardment by Turkish jets and condemned the attack.

The Qereçox (Karachok) area near the city of Derîk houses YPG Headquarters, media center, a local radio station, communication headquarters and some military institutions. People rushed to the area as of early morning hours yesterday after it was shelled by Turkish aircraft at midnight.

“Murderer Erdoğan” chanted thousands who urged the international coalition representatives that visited the area, and international powers to not remain silent on Turkey's attacks.

"Our children are fighting with you in Raqqa but Erdoğan stabs us in the back here. Do not remain silent on this", said a Rojavan mother to a US military official at the scene for inspection.

Speaking to ANF, civilians in the area condemned Erdoğan and his never-ending attacks on Rojava, saying that he recognized no law, no religion, no law, no morals. Rojavans also stressed that attacks will never be able to intimidate or deter them from their struggle.

Following the press statement of YPG/YPJ and Canton officials, people visited the scenes hit by Turkish aircraft.

While the Turkish aggression will be protested all across Rojava, 20 YPG fighters that were martyred in the attack will be laid to rest in massive funeral ceremonies.

[Texas Fossil]

“Murderer Erdoğan” chanted thousands

Huge loss.

God help them.

Note: 2 videos at the link that I cannot make viewable here.

[Texas Fossil]

Syria Ping

Qerecox after air strike photos.

[dp0622]

It started with us, of course.

We built ISIS and sent it on its merry way.

I know some here are dying to go to war with Russia by painting Syria as the 2002 Iraq.

We who now know better WONT let that happen again.

I lost friends in the WTC and Bush winked and nodded at the saudi king.

Turkey is threatening to start an explosive conflict with a country that is QUICKLY descending back in time to stone age thinking of moongods that we’ve come to expect.

Wholly 85 percent of Syrians didn’t want civil war.

Let’s focus on the Turkey issue on this thread, at the least.

[boycott]

I won’t disagree with anything you said.

[SharpRightTurn]

"Rojava people condemned Erdoğan and his never-ending attacks, saying that he recognized no law, no religion, no law, no morals. Rojavans also stressed that attacks will never be able to intimidate or deter them from their struggle." Exactly right except for one item: Erdogan does recognize a religion: muslim brotherhood islamism, which fits in with what he is doing to these people. I hope one of the Rojavans can at some time get within reach of Erdogan and, let's say, "give him some payback." With extreme prejudice.

[Texas Fossil]

Neither SDF nor YPG have ever advocated overthrow of Syria. They do not want to break it up. They are not very happy with Assad, but have always fought ISIS from the beginning. Along with the Al Qaeda and other terrorist units employed by the CIA and Turkey.

The US is assisting SDF.

Russia is assisting Assad.

Both Russia and US are helping end ISIS.

Complicated? Yes.

[Texas Fossil]

He will never come near a battle.

Golden BB?

He has lots of enemies within Turkey. The Kemalists are not the least of them.

[mrsmith]

From a BBC article on Turkey’s attacks in Iraq and Syria...
‘...The Peshmerga are the military forces of the autonomous region of Iraqi Kurdistan.
In a statement, the Peshmerga said that while the attack was “unacceptable”, it blamed forces from the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in the area and called on them to withdraw...’

‘...”We are asking the international coalition to intervene to stop these Turkish violations,” the unnamed commander [for the Kurdish forces in Syria] told the AFP news agency.
“It’s unthinkable that we are fighting on a front as important as Raqqa while Turkish planes bomb us in the back,” he said, referring to the IS stronghold in northern Syria.
A US military commander met Kurdish fighters after the attack to show solidarity.’

[House Atreides]

“Turkish aggression? That is funny. Who are the aggressors in the country of Syria? Just asking.”
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Well, it IS Turkish aggression. Turkey is bombing the Syrian Kurds (the only group that has been EFFECTIVELY fighting ISIS. The Syrian Kurds have not invaded Turkey. Turkish forces have invaded Syria. The Turks have done minimal fighting of ISIS; most of the Turkish fighting and killing have been directed at Kurdish forces & civilians.

Turkey is NOT a friend of America.

[dp0622]

High praise and thank you.

Every now and then i get a good one off :)

[dp0622]

You seem to have the most up to date on what’s going on there.

Please keep us up to date as this is a VERY dangerous situation.

[Bookshelf]

Vacate? When the Kurdish people are poised to achieve an independence that has escaped them since well before Saladin? Vacate when the USA will have a dependable ally in the Middle East along with Israel? Vacate when Kurdish Iraq can offer air bases that will make Turkey’s Incirlik obsolete? Vacate when the presence of an independent Kurdistan will make it easy to expell Turkey from NATO? Never!

[Hugin]

On a juvenile note, “Qerecox”? They gotta change the spelling on that.

[boycott]

Every now and then i get a good one off :)

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I am long overdue for a good one. Maybe in time I’ll have one.

I could tell from reading your earlier post that you have a good idea of what’s going on over there. Most people don’t. They have a very shallow view of what’s happening over there.