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Iran again launched deadly missile and drone strikes overnight into Monday against Iranian Kurdish opposition groups based in Iraq, killing at least one fighter

Iran conducts additional drone and cross-border missile attacks against Kurdish opposition groups in Iraq, killing at least one fighter from the groups it holds responsible for inciting a wave of protests.

Turkey launches air raids against Kurdish groups in Syria, Iraq

Turkish authorities have been consistent in blaming Kurdish groups PKK and YPG for Sundays explosion attack in Istanbul. However, Turkish Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu has gone further than just blaming these groups. He alleged that the attack was

A Turkish airstrike targeting military posts in the Aleppo countryside left at least eleven Syrian soldiers dead.

By Burak Akinci ANKARA, May 27 (Xinhua) -- Turkey objections to Sweden and Finland joining the NATO alliance persist despite diplomatic efforts and are not like

The spanish anarchist site alasbarricadas.org interviewed last month members of the exiled Kurdistan Anarchist Forum. Here is the full interview:

>> right. but did they know exactly what was going to happen? i mean, you know, lets look at the assassination of the russian ambassador, there are many different groups, it could be responsible for that. it could be as simple as someone who is so distraught about the killing in if aleppo and make a point to kill the russians who they blame as being responsible for helping the syrian government. it could be much more complicated. it could be isis, kurdish groups, there are many different people ...

And i think thats one of the things that the syrian rebels are struggling with, trying to figure out what exactly does the united states want to do? are they trying to help us? are they trying to posture and send symbolism back to the american people, back to other world leaders? what is the real goal? how do you send a message with bombs? you are getting involved in a conflict whether you like it or not. >> how do we prevent them physically or policywise from using chemical weapons again? >> we...

Would win. and right now on the ground, he is not even one of the most or the free syrian army is not even necessarily the most powerful group. when you go around syria, and i was just back in the other day, and ive been many times, you see checkpoints fly aggravate of flags, including the al qaeda flag. so you dont know who is going to win. and i think the more likely scenario is breaking up of the country where you have al qaeda-linked groups taking one part, kurdish groups, pkk, which are als...