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@BaxtiyarGoran We don’t need any more mosques as we have thousands but what do you expect useless leaders

The design of Grand Barzani Mosque, the largest mosque in the Kurdistan Region, will be constructed in Erbil.

@Kurdistan_AR Why in Arabic language? Very strange what’s wrong with your language- do arabs care about your language

طائر الحجل الذي يعيش في الجبال الصخرية في كوردستان

@rashwanMuhamad You’re an idiot

ئافرەت هەتا جوانتر خۆی داپۆشێت کەمتر گورگ لە دەورووبەری خۆی دەبینێت

@BefrinMenic8 @xatuzin He’s an ignorant person

ئەو قسەی نووسیوتە لە پێش وەی بێڕێزی بە ژن بێ، بێ ڕێزی بە پیاوە. ئەو جۆرە بیرە ناسنامەی مرۆڤی ژن دادەمالێ و هەموو بوونی ژن بە جەستە کورت دەکاتەوە. ژن وەک نەچیرێک دەدرێت کە دایم دەبی بشاردرێتەوە تا "بەکارهێنەرانی" تر یان مەترسێکانی تر(گورگەکان) پێی نەزانن. وەک کالایەک سەیری دەکرێت

@xatuzin @Soghramalek میللەتی بیگانە پەرست

بێ شرۆڤەترین ٢٣ چرکەی دنیا! ڕووتان ڕەش بێت بۆ بێگانەپەرەستییان!

@loradrk @lradrk Beautiful

Başe kû nêzî behrê dijîm. Dema hewa germ dibe cihê kû ez biçim dîyare. I'm so glad I live close to the sea. As soon as it gets warm, I know exactly where I'm heading.

@Slaughter_501 @loradrk Fuck off bastard bitch asshole

@loradrk Kuze te nim

Güle güle 🥳

@EdyCohen I’m glad these facists don’t deserve it to go any further

العويل والنباح مسموع حتى من تل أبيب. مبروك يا عثمانيين القادم اسوء لكم.

@arabick24 Shame on you Kurds

الاهالي في خورمال يشيعون جثمان الطفلة "رقية" ويودعونها، بعد فقدانها لـ9 أيام غرقاً في حلبجة

@gonziver Fuck Turks

El francotirador turco Furkan Düzenli, en el momento en que logra acertar a su objetivo situado a exactamente 4000 metros de distancia. La bala alcanzó el objetivo en 14 segundos.

This is just one of thousands of forgotten crimes against Kurdish people. The world always speaks up for other countries and causes but when it comes to Kurds, everyone acts blind and deaf. This double standard is shameful.

@K24English You don’t do this for your own people- do you? It’s ok if you show respect to others but do they this to you? It’s bizarre how much you love foreigners more than your own people. Unfortunately, that’s why there will never be a Kurdish state- it’s very simple

📹: Security forces in the towns of Khurmal and Gulakhana in the Kurdistan Region stand along the roadside to receive the body of Ruqiya, a young tourist from Iraq's Karbala province who drowned in a recent incident 🔗: kurdistan24.net/en/story/92068…

@WhiteHouse It was flowing before the bombing as well

Oil is flowing and gas prices have begun tumbling down, now BELOW $4 per gallon nationally.

There is no deeper pain than trying to return to your ancestors village and being stopped on your own land by occupier armed forces telling you that you cannot go back. It's a painful reminder of occupation. The turkey army is preventing residents of 21 villages in the #Sindhi and #Guli area from returning to their homeland at the #SharanshiSarw checkpoint in #Zakho. I do not understand why the @Kurdistan Regional Government remains silent on this issue. The Kurdistan Regional Government and @AliFalihAlzaidy must officially take this case to the international community and file a formal legal complaint. @masrourbarzani @IKRPresident

@RojavaNetwork Your should not believe in Al-Arabia and alhadath channels even if they tell the truth- you forgot what did they cover their tvs about Rojava couple months ago.

Sources told Al-Arabiya and Al-Hadath: -US envoy Tom Barrack asked Mazloum Abdi to sever the ties between the SDF fighters and the PKK. -He also demanded the removal of all PKK cadres from Kurdish areas in Syria -Barrack called for the participation of the SDF's counter-terrorism forces in joint operations with the Julani regime within areas under Damascus's control -Barrack stressed the necessity of completing the military integration between the SDF and the Julani regime before the end of this year -Barrack also demanded the completion of administrative and governmental integration within Syrian state institutions during the same period -According to the sources, Washington linked its continued support for the Kurds in Syria to the completion of these steps before the end of the year -Mazloum Abdi expressed a positive stance during the meeting regarding the demands presented by Barrack -The meeting addressed the oil file, including the regularization of contracts for American companies operating in the Kurdish regions They also discussed establishing an agreed-upon share with Damascus for the Kurdish regions from oil field production -According to sources, the Kurdish regions' share will initially be approximately 10% of field production, with the intention of increasing it later -The two sides also discussed a project to construct a pipeline to transport oil from Iraqi fields and refineries in the Kurdistan Region to the Banias refinery on the Syrian coast -The proposed pipeline is planned to pass through the Kurdish regions in northeastern Syria

@jewishvoicelive No it’s Turkish facist

The main nuclear threat in the Middle East is not Iran, but Israel. Israel is a threat to all of humanity. The biggest obstacle to peace is Israel and its twisted Zionism.

@kurdX_ We don’t need laser music or art we need laser guns. It’s seems we have all the talents except in military.

Kurdish man invents unique laser musical instrument 🎵🎶 Ako Khoshmer from Hewlêr, Kurdistan combined his background in Fine Arts and Computer Engineering to develop an original musical instrument powered by laser technology.

@Duhok_Buzz Where’s KRG doesn’t exist- isn’t?

Turkish military prevents Kurdish residents from returning to Geliyê Pisaxa. Located in the Zakho region of Kurdistan, Geliyê Pisaxa was among the first areas occupied by Turkey during military operations several years ago and has since been turned into a forbidden zone.

@cmJohannes Why Kurds should serve in Iran for trump’s plan - he’s a traitor no one trusts him anyway

The KRG is increasingly becoming a vilayet of Turkey. - PUK cozying up to Ankara - Kirkuk governorship - Refusal of Kurds to get involved in Iran (same FP as Turkey) - Overall trend of returning to regionalism post-ISIS