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Get your Golan heights back you little bitch.
Abd alhade alani@abdalhadealani
I don’t see any Rojava or Kurdistan on the map I only see one united and beautiful SYRIA 🇸🇾
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Kaz
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This isn’t true but if it were to become so, Saudi and the Arab world should retaliate and bomb the fuck out of Iran.
GBX@GBX_Press
🚨 BREAKING Iran has announced that, starting from 23:00 Tehran time, it will launch retaliatory strikes against major bridges and railway lines in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Israel.
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Inja bo hane tapala naxoy? Kirkuk nabe Slemani chi ba chi aka? Estash Slemani nani Kirkuk axwa.
When will Kurds stop their regional bullshit.
MIR☀️@m1iirrr
ئەو درۆنانە بنێن بە کەرکوکەوە با سلێمانی هیچی لێ نەیا
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So all of Kurdistan excluding the so called “disputed” areas…
Sardar Sattar@SardarSattar
🚨#Breaking | Kurdistan under heavy attack tonight. Explosions heard in: • Erbil • Sulaymaniyah • Dukan • Sayd Sadiq • Koya • Chamchamal • Sidakan • Soran •Ranya •Qaladize • Kalar • Khalifan
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So Donald Trump has given full legitimate rights to Iran to kill these civilians because…they’re also armed with American supplied weapons….
Trump needs to get his stories straight.
Trey Yingst@TreyYingst
NEW: The United States sent guns to the Iranian protesters through the Kurds, President Trump told Fox News. "We sent guns to the protesters, a lot of them," President Trump told me. "And I think the Kurds took the guns."
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I hate to say this but if trumps claims are true then doesn’t this give Iran all legitimate rights to target all armed civilians which will create deaths on both ends.
Trump doesn’t have a clue what he’s talking about.
Al Jazeera English@AJEnglish
Has Trump confirmed Iran’s claim that protesters were US-armed? 🔗: aje.news/qavlbg
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Kaz retweetledi
Iranian Kurdish parties have denied that they received weapons from the US to arm Iran's protesters
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Kaz retweetledi
Kurdish Iranian opposition groups deny claims of receiving weapons from US rudaw.net/english/middle…
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Kaz retweetledi
US representative of Iranian Kurdish party: "It is unclear how Kurds could realistically deliver weapons to people in the streets of Iran, or how they could even identify which Iranians among the millions are protesters."
Salah Bayaziddi@SBayaziddi
It is merely a claim by one journalist that Kurds received weapons to transfer to protesters inside Iran. It is unclear how Kurds could realistically deliver weapons to people in the streets of Iran, or how they could even identify which Iranians among the millions are protesters. Even if it were true, the context is unclear, as is the precise way it was explained.
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Kaz retweetledi
As the Democratic party of Iranian Kurdistan, we firmly reject the information reported by Fox News. Any claims suggesting that we have received weapons from any administration are inaccurate and do not reflect reality.
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Kaz retweetledi
“Baghdad, Damascus, Tehran, and Ankara do not agree on much, except on how to persecute the Kurds, destroy them, and ethnically cleanse them.”
Pary Karadaghi@PKaradaghi
As the daughter of a Peshmerga, I grew up hearing my late father the honorable Mustafa Karadaghi say: “Baghdad, Damascus, Tehran, and Ankara do not agree on much, except on how to persecute the Kurds, destroy them, and ethnically cleanse them.” Time has only made his words more painful and more true. Kurds in Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and Syria have endured denial, bombardment, imprisonment, displacement, and martyrdom for generations. We remember the Peshmerga. We remember the martyrs. We remember the Syrian Kurds, General Mazloum Abdi, the SDF, and the brave women of the YPG and YPJ, who gave so much in the fight against ISIS and for humanity. My father also warned decades ago about water warfare by Ankara and Tehran. He was right. From Sykes Picot to Sèvres to Lausanne, Kurds and Armenians have lived through betrayal, partition, and persecution. Yet neither could be erased. The 2017 referendum proved it again. Nearly 93% voted yes for independence. The Kurdish cause is a human rights cause. Toxic leadership does not build peace. It builds fear, silence, exile, and graves. #Kurds #Kurdistan #Peshmerga #HumanRights #MazloumAbdi #SDF #JusticeForKurds #SavetheKurdAct
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Kaz retweetledi
First send Iran back to Iran then try send us back to Iran,
Iraq is Iran 2.0.
يوسف@vaiutr
@k11rdy You Kurds will be send back to Iran where you actually came from
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You’re Turkish, your opinion don’t count.
ccc@lmaz45659
@k11rdy You have been invading their land moron. You have to speak arabic. That woman is surely an agent on duty.
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You live in Hawler, Slemani, Duhok, Halabja, Zaxo, Akre, you as a Iraqi son live within your “own borders” require a 30-90 day visa to stay in the Kurdistan region government…
Settle down before they take away your visa.
Ibn Arabi@SgtTh3
@k11rdy Iraqis living in their own country. within their own borders, can speak whatever they want. You gain nothing by learning Kurdish. Try Arabic there are more opportunities in MENA. Seriously, what does someone gain by learning Kurdish?
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Arabs have been in Kurdistan for decades yet they can’t utter a Kurdish word other than “Kaka”. I guess it’s easy to learn if you’re not a racist facist.
Karwan Faidhi Dri@KarwanFaidhiDri
This Korean woman speaks fluent Kurdish (Badini dialect). She has been living in Zakho for over four years.
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