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Or a "planned collapse" Would you be surprised when these PKK cadres are shipped to the Iranian border to act as footsoldiers / proxy...
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It seems rojava is dead by the looks of it. Syrians Kurds expected international help especially the Americans bailing them out. Once...
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So, after these dogs got smashed in Syria, Türkiye should deal with the terror symphatisants inside the Country.
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Kurdish posters on the internet are fcking losing it lmaooooo They are going crazy hahahaha its a meltdown.
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Anyone has an idea why Jews are burning Argentina ? https://youtube.com/shorts/t4rU_8JyFMU?si=gd3nuV8VZMkotV5c
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Deliorman reacted to mehmed beg's post in the thread Is Turkiye Israel’s next target in the Middle East? with.Oh I am sure that you count as always that someone fights for you.
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Deliorman replied to the thread Is Turkiye Israel’s next target in the Middle East?.Israel makes an alliance where they see the Greeks as just some expandable pawns on a chess board against Turkey. Jews are the God’s...
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Deliorman replied to the thread Live Conflict Next Iranian Revolution is loading.Do I need to explain more?
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Deliorman reacted to King_West's post in the thread Live Conflict Next Iranian Revolution is loading with.A “democratic republic” is nothing more than hopeful wishful thinking. I am 100% convinced that there will be an attempt to balkanize...
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Deliorman reacted to Agha Sher's post in the thread Live Conflict Next Iranian Revolution is loading with.If the Iranian regime (which I hate 100%) falls, Türkiye will be the next target of Israel and its colony (USA). It is in the best...
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Deliorman reacted to mehmed beg's post in the thread Live Conflict Next Iranian Revolution is loading with.What is my take, well I already explained that. The danger is obvious for Turkiye What to expect with the son of Shah? Daughter married...
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US took over the country and was dealing with an insurgency for 20 years before deciding that there was no point staying with no...
