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even the Shammar tribe that first fought ISIS with the YPT has rebelled against the YPG. Everyone has deserted them, including the Assyrians. Many of the Assyrians are upset b/c the Assyrian schools they want to teach their own stuff, and the PKK doesn't let them and wants to indoctrinate their children with its own propaganda.

They're tired of all this bull
 
Reuters: The international coalition is negotiating the handover of al-Hol camp to the Syrian government

 


The BijiWijis are beating up random arabs in villages to take out their frustrations with losing on the battlefield.
 
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An airstrike by warplanes targets the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militias north of the silos of Tell Alo in the countryside of Al-Hasakah



Turkey entering the Frey? Airstrikes on the PKK.
 


Turkey/Nusaybin. This is the opposite side of Qamishli. What stands out is that the protests by PKK supporters in Turkey are quite minimal and completely local. This wasn't true 7 years back. In my private conversations with PKK members and their supporters in Germany, they frequently confess that many Kurds in Turkey saw the events in Syria with sheer horror. It truly impacted the people in the South East. The demonstrations in Van, a province next to Iran, only attracted about 300 attendees.
 


Turkey/Nusaybin. This is the opposite side of Qamishli. What stands out is that the protests by PKK supporters in Turkey are quite minimal and completely local. This wasn't true 7 years back. In my private conversations with PKK members and their supporters in Germany, they frequently confess that many Kurds in Turkey saw the events in Syria with sheer horror. It truly impacted the people in the South East. The demonstrations in Van, a province next to Iran, only attracted about 300 attendees.


What I don't understand is why such flimsy barriers were placed there, that Area should be all concrete with Patrol cars like this area.

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Turkey/Nusaybin. This is the opposite side of Qamishli. What stands out is that the protests by PKK supporters in Turkey are quite minimal and completely local. This wasn't true 7 years back. In my private conversations with PKK members and their supporters in Germany, they frequently confess that many Kurds in Turkey saw the events in Syria with sheer horror. It truly impacted the people in the South East. The demonstrations in Van, a province next to Iran, only attracted about 300 attendees.



Even pro-PKK sources are complaining about what I just wrote.
 
What I don't understand is why such flimsy barriers were placed there, that Area should be all concrete with Patrol cars like this area.

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There's a wall between Nusaybin and Qamishli.

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Two pictures taken during the construction phase:

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Border between Syria and Turkey.

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The fence shown in the video is located along the border, and in certain areas, it's a few hundred meters away from the actual border wall. We're not sure if these guys really made it to Qamishli.

In other areas, there are no walls due to operational reasons.
 
Israel is attacking Southern Syria. Happening right now after PKK publicly asked for their support.
 
News Correspondent: Israeli occupation forces assault the countryside of Quneitra and shell the town of Al-Rafid with a number of shells
 

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