Kurdm retweeted
The battle of narratives is going strong.
Our countries are a recurring target.
It is time to act to tell the stories that make us strong. Let’s live our own story!
Protect what matters - our democracy.
What part of the education is their clothes going to pay for?
Quelles espèces de salopes sont capables de faire ça à des personnes âgées ?
J'ai ma petite idée....et vous ?
#17octobre #Pillages
Kurdm retweeted
Displaced residents of Serekaniye in Washokani Camp block the Tell Tamer–Hesekê road, demanding a swift return to their homes and villages before winter and the withdrawal of Turkish occupation forces from all their occupied lands.
#Rojava xitter.cf/nucenutv/status/211176…
Kurdm retweeted
احتجاجات في مخيم التوينة بمنطقة الحسكة، رفضاً لقرار تعليق عودتهم إلى سري كانيه (رأس العين).
Kurdm retweeted
Displaced residents in Waşûkanî Camp warn of harsh humanitarian conditions this winter and call to return to their homes in Serêkaniyê before winter arrives.
The camp hosts over 2,000 displaced people.
Kurdm retweeted
Security incidents become „military exercises“ as soon as someone from the STG media claims them to be that.
Whoever thinks that a ministry plans, approves and launches military exercises over densely populated cities - such as Damascus - needs to go to school again.
Kurdm retweeted
Nouri al-Maliki’s son-in-law, Yassir al-Maliki, has officially become Interior Minister;
Lawmakers also approved three deputy prime ministers, including Laith al-Khazali, a senior leader of the Iran-backed Asaib Ahl al-Haq movement
reuters.com/world/middle-eas…
Kurdm retweeted
On average, 5 security personnel are being killed every day in Syria.
In Iraq, ISIS cells recently killed a brigadier general - next to that, there are regular attacks being carried out against Iraqi security forces and a large number of deaths are being announced without stating the cause of death.
KRGs recent statement reported that the ISIS cells are far stronger numerically than what they were pre-*uprising*
Iraqi PM has silently renewed orders for the armed forces to be ready.
Things are going sideways - not to mention the looming possibility (very likely) of a renewed military confrontation between the USA and Iran.
Kurdm retweeted
MBS built an army on nepotism hires, specifically designed to never attempt a coup. As the Houthis fight back, everyone can see his army of Oompa Loompas only combat skill is standing on risers and looking loyal.
Kurdm retweeted
#ATTENTION
Arab tribes killed a Kurdish man from Moman village near Kobanî in cold blood. He was a former SDF serviceman in Tabqa & had returned there with his wife
ISIS & Turkish intelligence (MIT) are exploiting the security vacuum to mobilize hungry Arab tribes against Kurds
Kurdm retweeted
The joy of the children of Amûdê in Rojava Kurdistan after hearing the news that they will continue their education in their mother tongue Kurdish
Kurdm retweeted
🚨#URGENT | HASAKAH
A widespread presence of ISIS cells inside Ghuwayran neighborhood, which came from Deir ez-Zor and Shaddadi, in full view of the Damascus government.
ISIS cells have now cut off the road connecting Ghuwayran neighborhood to the city of Hasakah.
#Rojava
It’s probably true although none of them act like it.
PUK leader Bafel Talabani says both Iran and US trust the Kurds
#MERIForum
Kurdm retweeted
Saudi Arabia spent a fortune in U.S. Patriots and THAAD systems; still the Houthis drone technology is outpacing anything MBS oil money can buy.
Top 10 worldwide in military spending ($83 billion), and this is the result:
Kurdm retweeted
“The injured brothers were identified asNazir Mohammed Siraj Sheikho, 20, Diyar,16, and Mohammed, 19.
Rudaw has learned that Nazir and Diyarsustained gunshot wounds, while their brother Mohammed was beaten by the armed group.
Diyar underwent pelvic surgery after being struck by a bullet during the attack.Medical reports indicate that three bullets remain lodged in the teenager’s back and will require further surgical intervention.
Nazir was shot in the neck and is awaiting the results of medical tests before undergoing surgery. Meanwhile,Mohammed sustained beatings to his back and face during the assault.”
Three Kurdish borthers were shot and beaten by mob during the Hasakah riots.
Total casualties are now 8 injured- still a bloody miracle.
rudaw.net/english/categories…
Kurdm retweeted
انسحاب مرتزقة الحكومة السورية من الحسكة بشكل شبه كامل.
انسحبت 40 عربة تابعة لقوات المهام الخاصة السورية باتجاه مدينة الرقة بالإضافة إلى 20 سيارة تابعة للأمن العام نحو الشدادي
وبدأت قواتنا الكردية HAT بالدخول إلى حيي غويران والنشوة لملاحقة المطلوبين وخلايا داعش
Kurdm retweeted
نتنياهو يقصف قصر رئيسهم، ويقصف مبنى وزارة الدفاع السورية في قلب دمشق، ولا أحد منهم يفتح فاهه، ولا يهمس حتى بكلمة.
ولكن إذا طالب كوردي بحقوقه، يهاجمونه! هذه هي غيرة بعض عرب السنّة في سورية!
What’s wrong with this faggot? How is he managing to only talk about turkey, when he is supposed to talk about Iraq.
Privileged to welcome Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein to the shore of the Golden Horn at Tersane. We spoke of the close and enduring alliance between Iraq, the United States, and Türkiye, and of the regional hurdles that confront us all—challenges no nation can clear alone. It was an honor to listen to, and take part in, the wisdom and elegance of one of the most respected diplomats in the region. Baghdad's envoys have been sailing into this harbor since the days of the caliphs; it felt right to continue that conversation here.
This is the oldest harbor in continuous diplomatic use on earth. Greek colonists sheltered here around 660 BC, Constantine made it the port of his new Rome, and Fatih Sultan Mehmet made it the gateway to a world empire—launching his fleets from the very shipyard where we stood. For sixteen centuries every envoy to Byzantium and then to the Sublime Porte landed beneath these domes—the embassies on one bank, the sultan on the other, and the water between them the negotiating table. To stand here is to stand where East met West and chose, longer than almost anywhere else, to talk rather than fight. Atatürk's Republic carried that inheritance forward, and Türkiye today remains what this harbor has always been—the place where the world still comes to find each other.





























