First the original quote:
Turkish military operations in northern Iraq have killed some 90-100 Kurdish guerrillas since last week's launch of artillery and air strikes against the separatist group, the armed forces said on Tuesday.The contents of that quote are crystal clear, right? Now the same quote with emphasis here and there:
Turkish military operations in northern Iraq have killed some 90-100 Kurdish guerrillas since last week's launch of artillery and air strikes against the separatist group, the armed forces said on Tuesday.Would it mean, by any chance, that a nation, a member of NATO to boot, performs artillery and air strikes against another nation, its neighbor, "rendering ineffective" (an original Turkish term) about a hundred people? I am afraid it does.
Any protests? Amnesty, HRC, UN, ICO? Anybody out there?
Thought so...
6 comments:
Ach this is the first I have heard of this.. Thanks for posting
Well, the mere fact that this affair is so little known shows it all.
Turkish PM, Erdugan, demands that Israel apologize for the Turkish attacks In Iraq. :(
I'm sure they'll be gearing up the Code Pink protests in Berkeley, CA, any moment now.
Sounds reasonable to me. Why not indeed?
Yep.
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