CSPAN3 Politics Public Policy Today September 15, 2014
But from 2007, 2008 on, turkey changed its policy. Now turkey has accommodation, engagement with the krg. Theres greater autonomy of krg now. But as you put it, if push comes to shove, if krg is willing to become independent, turkey wouldnt perceive it as a threat. I guess this is what mr. Khalik meant. This could also be seen as more or less general thinking on the part of the ruling party. But it doesnt necessarily mean that turkey was supporting the independence of krg. Because i remember when he was giving the consent and approval to krg, because it was about calling for getting ready for ...
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