Gezi Park wrote:Marcurix wrote:
That's blatantly false, given the pressure from NATO has been relatively light from what it could be. Western leaders, as you're so keen to distance, are well aware of the dilemma that Turkey faces and do in fact take it into account. It's when Turkey drags it's feet needlessly that the irritation comes in.
But, of course you would not it isn't actually the PKK-whom Turkey had a truce with until it launched attacks against the group recently-that's fighting ISIS but another Kurdish organisation with links to the PKK.
Well, they're terrorists too in our eyes as they have a more or less connection to the PKK. Like how al-Nusra is an extension of al-Qaeda and therefore considered terrorist too.
But they are not an extension, which should be noted.
Not that it matters much now away, Turkey may well have squandered its opportunity to remove appeal from the PKK for Kurds on both sides of the border with its recent actions.