>Iran is bas-

>>138484757
We will never allow you to attack Iran you zionist scums.

Iran is based, and so is Erdogan.

>>138484757
>Turkey and Iran have discussed possible joint military action against Kurdish militant groups, after talks in Ankara last week between Iranian and Turkish leaders, Reuters and the Daily Sabah reported Aug. 21. Chief of Staff for Iran's armed forces Mohammed Hossein Bagheri along with a military delegation arrived in Turkey last week to discuss opportunities for cooperation. Ankara and Tehran each have overlapping interests in halting Kurdish independence. The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), listed as a terrorist organization by the United States, has fought a 40-year armed campaign against the Turkish state. Iran has also faced sporadic attacks by Kurdish groups, usually perpetrated by the Party of Free Life of Kurdistan (PAJAK).

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>The two countries, historically rivals, are laying aside some of their differences to focus on common priorities: managing the Syrian civil war and slowing the Kurds' progress toward greater autonomy.
>The conflict in Syria is a top priority for Iran and Turkey alike. And conditions may be right for the two to reach an understanding on northern Syria that would address their main concerns in the war-torn country. Ankara is interested primarily in reducing the Kurds' territorial holdings along its border with Syria, while Tehran and the loyalist forces it supports want to focus on defeating the rebels in Idlib province. By working together, Iran and Turkey could achieve their goals. Their cooperation, however, could further degrade their already strained relations with the United States along the way. After all, Russia is involved in Iran and Turkey's discussions over Syria, too.
>>138485235
>too cucked to fight kurds
>anyone needing turkey's approval todo anything

topkek

Cry more wh*Te/k*Rd subhuman

>>138485624
>Ankara and Tehran have long been on conflicting sides of the Syrian civil war. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is holding fast in his opposition to Syrian President Bashar al Assad's government, while Iran still stands firmly behind it. Furthermore, Turkey will not take kindly to Iran's growing influence just across its border in the years ahead, no matter what temporary deals it sees fit to strike with its longtime rival in the short term. In Iraq, meanwhile, the situation is more precarious: The impending offensive in Tal Afar stands to heighten tensions and perhaps cause clashes between Turkish-backed and Iranian-backed forces.
>On the issue of Kurdish autonomy, likewise, Turkey and Iran's overlapping interests have brought them into a rare alignment. Ankara and Tehran want to stop the upcoming referendum vote on Iraqi Kurdistan's independence (though each side also benefits from its relationship with factions in the Kurdistan Regional Government). For Iran and Turkey alike, the referendum threatens to upset regional stability and to foment unrest among their own Kurdish populations. Tehran, moreover, worries about what Iraqi Kurdistan's independence would mean for Baghdad's economic and political future. With these concerns in mind, Turkey and Iran could try to coordinate to halt the referendum. In the meantime, they are working together to build a wall along their shared border to prevent Kurdish militants from crossing between them.

>>138485606
>so is Erdogan.
hi diaspora

>>138485716
>Yet neither side will be willing to sacrifice its interests in Iraqi Kurdistan to help the other keep its Kurdish population in check. Iran prizes its political and economic connections with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan party just as Turkey values its ties to the Kurdistan Democratic Party. If Ankara and Tehran join forces against the referendum, they will be careful to draw the line in their collaboration short of disrupting their relationships with their Kurdish allies.
>Turkey and Iran have demonstrated a pragmatic willingness to work together on issues of mutual interest over the years. Their historic meeting this week highlighted two more areas in which collaboration could prove beneficial for Ankara and Tehran alike. (And as Saudi Arabia increases its involvement in the region to counter their interests, the two can add a deep wariness of the kingdom to their list of things in common.)
>>138485664
>turk
>calling anyone subhuman

Toppest of keks

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>>138485624
>too cucked to fight kurds

Stop hiding behind that flag show your flag. Only an Ameribrainlet or a wh*Te subhuman be this retarded

Come on brainlet, show me your pathetic country

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>>138485788
>calling anyone subhuman

wh*Tes are inferior to me. hence, you're subhuman. both physically and mentally.
there's a reason how we managed to kick wh*Te subhumans out of asia minor and thrace

>>138485824
>t*rKey so strong they need Iran's help to fight goatfucking k*Rds

Turk*y is a disgrace desu

>>138484757
This alliance is for kicking US out of Syria.

>turks, arabs, persians, and kurds killing each other and asking for a war with the West
What a glorious age to be Armenian

>>138485911
oh is the flaming fagroach again

When did your dad start oilwrestling with you?
>>138486265
turk genocide when?

>>138486312
>turk genocide when?
As soon as Erdogan makes an unforgivable mistake and shares fate with Saddam and Gaddafi.

>>138485911
So why did your grand börek Erdogan bow to Putin then?

Cant mess with those Kurds mate, They've bloody fought off every cunt in the region and still standing.
Respect to my Aryan brothers, stay strong and keep fighting lads!!
If any of you badasses is reading this, can you kill a roach for me please (:

>>138486840
and the roach disappears
>>138487006
2x