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Iraq urges Turkey withdrawal
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 04:25 am |
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The Iraqi government has called for Turkey to withdraw its troops from northern Iraq.
A statement by Nuri al-Maliki's government on Sunday urged Turkey "to withdraw its forces from Iraqi soil as soon possible", describing the military operation as "a threat to Iraqi sovereignty".
"The government of Iraq calls on Turkey to respect its sovereignty and unity and considers that the unilateral operation across the border is a threat to the region," the statement said.
It came after Turkey's military warned Iraqi Kurds not to shelter Kurdish fighters fleeing its offensive.
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/59AC0E17-3E99-406B-A2F5-5AAE0C69FEF2.htm
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 04:49 am |
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There are a lot of things Maliki can do towards Iraq's sovereignity. He only talks.
His problem is, he looks out of his window; he sees many soldiers; but he can not really tell which one is the Iraqi uniform...
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 11:26 am |
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Quoting AlphaF: There are a lot of things Maliki can do towards Iraq's sovereignity. He only talks.
His problem is, he looks out of his window; he sees many soldiers; but he can not really tell which one is the Iraqi uniform...
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so!!!, in your thought he didn't have right to talk if Turkey continued in his attack madly on northern Iraq, where the Turkish army destroyed five bridges on the river one of the tributaries of the River named large zab
at the same time turkey promised that the military attack only targets sites rebel Kurds in the north of Iraq therefore , turky must respect Iraq's sovereignity
so who is in your sight?!!
who promised then not fulfilled his promise 
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 11:51 am |
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İ agree that the whole İraqi government is bunch of puppet,but that does not give anyone the right to have free picnics in THEİR lands !
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 11:59 am |
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Quoting CANLI: İ agree that the whole İraqi government is bunch of puppet,but that does not give anyone the right to have free picnics in THEİR lands ! |
I do not agree with you my dear Canli, at least our goverenment Had no activity with Israel, perhaps you say that because you prefer Saddam to this government
anyway my friend I respect your view
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 12:09 pm |
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Quoting elham: Quoting CANLI: İ agree that the whole İraqi government is bunch of puppet,but that does not give anyone the right to have free picnics in THEİR lands ! |
I do not agree with you my dear Canli, at least our goverenment Had no activity with Israel, perhaps you say that because you prefer Saddam to this government
anyway my friend I respect your view
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Canli is 100% right on this puppet issue..
A government set by the USA and keeps asking USA's presence in Iraq..
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 01:07 pm |
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With regard to the issue of the action Turkia has taken in it's neighbour's country. What would Turkia think/do if the roles were reversed?
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 01:26 pm |
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Quoting elham: Quoting AlphaF: There are a lot of things Maliki can do towards Iraq's sovereignity. He only talks.
His problem is, he looks out of his window; he sees many soldiers; but he can not really tell which one is the Iraqi uniform...
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so!!!, in your thought he didn't have right to talk if Turkey continued in his attack madly on northern Iraq, where the Turkish army destroyed five bridges on the river one of the tributaries of the River named large zab
at the same time turkey promised that the military attack only targets sites rebel Kurds in the north of Iraq
therefore , turky must respect Iraq's sovereignity
so who is in your sight?!!
who promised then not fulfilled his promise
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I hear Iraq wants a Turkish withdrawal. How about Iraq withdrawing her terrorists from Turkia first?
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 01:34 pm |
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25 Feb 2008 Mon 01:35 pm |
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Quoting peace train: With regard to the issue of the action Turkia has taken in it's neighbour's country. What would Turkia think/do if the roles were reversed? |
We are telling Iraqi Government that (1) the Turkish incursion is against the PKK only and (2) Iraqi civilians will not be targeted, unless they take up arms against Turkish Army and (3) This operation will not turn into a permanent occupation.
Iraqi Government damn well knows that it is not possible for Iraq to take care of her own terrorists themselves.
Iraq can trust Turkia and allow this military attack on terrorism or they can trust PKK more and fight with them against the Turkish Army.
Turkia can not care less, one way or the other...Besides, dont take Iraqi Government too seriously. Their demand of Turkish Army withdrawal is a political show for their own public. Messages they send to Turkia are very different.
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