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    27 Jun 2016

    How I feel when I follow reports from international news agencies in Turkey.

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    2 hours ago

    ANHA correspondent Gulistan Mohammed said that the Turkish army forces had shooting them, just as they had deliberately shoot the child Sarah, calling on international&regional humanitarian and press organizations to stop the Turkish state terrorism against journalists&children.

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    7 hours ago

    The U.S forces patrols on the border with Turkey is an important step that will deescalate the tension and stop the Turkish violations. We,however, look for permanent solutions that bring stability and security to the region.

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    11 hours ago

    TOMORROW: Protest Erdogan’s attacks on Kobane and Rojava at 12 PM at the US Department of State, 2201 C Street Northwest, DC

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    17 hours ago

    Remembering Canadian YPG volunteer John Gallagher today. KIA on 4 November 2015 at a village in al-Hawl, Hasakah province. Here's an essay he wrote on his decision to fight:

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    14 hours ago

    If you ever wondered where Qiyam death squad in NE brought their logo, la ghaliba illallah, which means "No winner except Allah": it's Ergodans favorite words from a well known Ottomans art, you can see on wall during his meeting with Qatar.

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    21 hours ago

    US military patrols on the Syrian-Turkish border in the east of the Euphrates, the area of ​​Darbasiyah

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    Nov 3

    this is what I want to know: why is this girl's life less important than that of Jamal Kashoggi? If it's not okay for the Saudi govt to just arbitrarily murder a reporter, why is it completely unremarkable & unimportant that the Turkish govt just murdered a little girl?

    Little Sara, 10 years of age, was shot in the head by a Turkish sniper. She is fighting for her life but is expected to die soon. This is the hatred the Turkish state has for Kurds. What threat did she pose & why is the international…
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    22 hours ago

    a Coalition's patrol is moving along the border between Rojava- Turkey, from Derbasiya city to Serekanyia city, this morning.

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    23 hours ago

    heavy clashes between SDF and ISIS in hajin as a group of ISIS try to infiltrate the an area

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    Nov 3

    The burial ceremony of the child Sara, who was killed by the Turkish army east of

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    Nov 3

    Imprisoned former HDP co-chair Selahattin Demirtas congratulates Kurdish parties of forming a platform to preserve Kurdish language against forced assimilation with a handwritten letter from prison.

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    24 hours ago

    . need to act quickly against accounts propagating hate speech and inciting violence & sedition with impunity in Pakistan. 1000s of people have reported the miscreant accounts like but no action has been taken. Wake em up !

    Twitter continues to mess up in Pakistan. Human Rights minister says they’ve refused to delete Khadim Hussain Rizvi’s account. He’s been issuing threats actively on the platform. Forget official request I’m sure people have…
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    Nov 4

    So I brought him to here. We buried him so we could visit him. But we planted an olive tree on his grave. In addition, the olive tree is the symbol of peace and wisdom. -sehid namirin heval kemal

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    Nov 4

    Kosta has Greek roots. And I think my son was a wise man. Before he died, he said, ’If I die, bury me under an olive tree in Syria. I said,"No, it doesn't matter what he wants, and since he's gone, he's mine, that's all."He made his choice, now I'm going to make my own choice (1)

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    Nov 3

    The West calls such barbaric thugs "strategic friends" & the Kurds who are being killed, lynched & beheaded by such armed thugs "terrorists."

    +18 Graphic : Another video footage shows soldiers of Turkish () army execute Kurdish rebels by beheading them and then cutting their ears for collection (Turks get paid more if show ears to officials) …
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    Nov 4

    According to a report from , Turkey has moved 700 militants of and other Islamist stragglers form areas around into the border nearby eastern Euphrates Wonder those will fight / instead of Regime are not mercenaries? Is Assad wasn't right to bus them?

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    Nov 3

    Strange how all previously held areas taken by were littered with IEDs, houses laced with Booby Traps in every village. Apart from & towns and villages in the areas taken by , which didnt require De-Mining. No need to Wonder why.🤔

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    Nov 4

    This kind of Statements by Erdogan never make it to headlines of western news outlets, but when he is talking about he is presented as spearhead for free speech by papers like

    Turkish President Erdoğan warns of 'provocateurs in disguise of journalists, so-called jurists'
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    Nov 1

    If was 100 people: -80 need aid to survive. -60 have barely anything to eat. -58 have no access to clean water. -52 have no access to health care. -11 are severely malnourished. But Yemen is not 100 people. It’s 27 million people.

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