Ariz Kader

@KaderAriz

Masters of IR. Masters student of Peace & Conflict Studies. Posting my opinions on Middle East politics mostly. Occasionally also about Knafeh. RT≠Endorsement

Uppsala, Sverige
Joined July 2016
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    3 hours ago

    It’s difficult for me to understand how any current or former military — particularly SOF — can support this blundering idiot. They’ve fought alongside the Kurds.

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    2 hours ago

    Trump açıklaması: 1.Buna Pentagon ve YPG ne tepki verecek? 2.Harekat ne zaman başlayacak, ne kadar derine inilecek? 3.Hava sahası bize açılacak mı? 4.IŞID işi can sıkıcı.IŞID'a ne yapacağız? 5.Çıkış stratejimiz var mı? 6.Esad'la koordine olacak mı?

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  3. 2 hours ago

    US foreign policy wise, I can't wait for Trump to cash in on Democrats especially decrying his abandonment of SDF partners to Turkish invasion as wanting forever wars.

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  4. 2 hours ago

    Set this tweet to repeat once a decade and you're good.

    My god, the Kurds.
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  5. 2 hours ago

    The fun thing about Turkish trolls using this kind of rhetoric is that it always comes full circle. The person this is directed towards, i.e. myself, was born a refugee in a hospital near a refugee camp. I was thus one of the luckier ones born to refugee status.

    Replying to @KaderAriz @abdullahawez
    There is no occupation. They need to leave the peaceful Kurdish folk with others, not follow their Ocalan ideology. These are poor people. U want them hurt for your own ego, not because their lives matter.U ever help refugees? In camps? I've been doing for yrs. In many countries.
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    2 hours ago

    Kurdish Sources are reporting the withdrawal of two US soldiers groups,one from Sere Kaniye and the other from Tal Abyad via

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  7. 2 hours ago

    As far as Syrian Civil War tribalism goes, it's only a matter of time before apologists for Rebels turn out in droves to justify ethnically cleansing North East Syria because of PYD kicking out Nusra and FSA several years ago.

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  8. 3 hours ago

    A point I have been waiting for someone to make. Who actually believes the SDF will provide force protection (important for US withdrawal) while somehow handing Ankara ISIS prisoners and allowing themselves to be slaughtered? Bizarre.

    so everyone is just expecting the SDF to ...hand over the prisoners?? Iike ...whiIe being sIaughtered? is that the pIan??…
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    4 hours ago

    And just like that, hundreds of thousands of people begin packing their things.

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    4 hours ago

    The US has a long history of abandoning Kurdish allies. Has it ever been this painfully blunt?

    BREAKING: In an extraordinary Sunday night statement, the White House announces that the US "will no longer be in the immediate area" of Northern Syria, allow Turkey to launch an invasion in the region and give Turkey…
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    4 hours ago

    Iraq is in chaos, and tomorrow, after Trump's green light for a Turkish invasion, northeastern Syria may be in chaos too. And the progress made in the war against ISIS—at great cost to local U.S. allies and to civilians—could soon be unraveling

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    3 hours ago

    With the news of the imminent Turkish invasion, here's REACH's May 2019 assessment on population displacement in northern Syria

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    4 hours ago

    (4) 2. A long-term war in the region making a permanent conflict area. While the international community look for Syria political solution, the Syrian people suffer years of war and migration.

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    4 hours ago

    (3) Any attack will result in: 1. Reverse the successful effort to defeat , where sacrificed 11K martyrs of our sons & daughters over 5 years of war, which led to destroy the caliphate & created stability & security for the people of NE .

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    4 hours ago

    (2) But Erdogan's threats are aimed to change the security mechanism into a mechanism of death, displace our people & change the stable & secure region into a zone of conflict and permanent war.

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    4 hours ago

    Based on our confidence in the efforts in the Security Mechanism agreement, we implemented all our commitments to remove military fortifications between Tal Abyad & SereKaniye, withdraw combat forces with heavy weapons, risking a security vacum as a result of the agreement.

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  17. 3 hours ago

    And about the point about Turkey fighting ISIS in Syria? Does anyone knowledgeable about the situation believe this will happen? At best Turkey will happy the SDF has defeated ISIS and hope Assad and the Russians take DeZ.

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  18. 3 hours ago

    And regardless, Assad isn't exactly offering anything except not an immediate Arab Belt 2.0 while Turkey offers one today. Also, unclear how Assad would move in exactly while US forces are still there.

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  19. 3 hours ago

    Kurds don't have those kinds of choices. As with Afrin, if the choice is being cleansed by Assad or by Turkey, at least the calculation is that Turkey will eventually leave if it is made difficult enough.

    How events in NE Syria will unfold: 1. US steps aside as Turkish troops move into Syria ✅ 2. ISIS becomes a Turkish (and by neighborhood) a European problem…
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  20. 4 hours ago

    Almost better to get off social media to get some work done today .

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