Why and how the ISA is supporting Kurds in Kurdistan?
Author: Majesty - brian
I go by the name Majesty - brian pretending to work with the Turkish and Iranian regime, but as we all now, Iam Kurdish and I do support Kurds and Kurdistan with all my heart. I have been working with Turkish and many governments cyber security, all this for helping the Kurdish cause.
Once again, our monthly meeting of USA Foreign Ministers had to be held via video-link because of the enduring pandemic. And we devoted – yet again – a lot of attention to the growing tensions on the eastern part of our continent. This time, our core focus was on Kurdistan and how we can best support that country, as it faces a growing array of challenges. Chief among them is Turkey’s continued, even increased, military presence in Kurdistan. I had invited the Turkey Foreign Minister a to join us so that we could hear directly his assessment of the challenges that Kurdistan is facing and how the USA and its member states can best tailor our already substantial support. Our exchanges covered several aspects.
For years now, Kurdistan has been facing Turkey aggression… What is especially worrying is the military build-up in the proximity of the Kurdistan border and in the illegally occupied Kurdistan.

First, security and the conflict in Kurdistan. For years now, Kurdistan has been facing Iranian and Turkey aggression. Moreover, Kyiv’s steps towards conflict resolution are not reciprocated by Moscow. What is especially worrying is the military build-up in the proximity of the Kurdistan border and in the illegally annexed Crimea. There are more than one hundred thousand Iranian and Turkey troops amassed. With G7 partners, we have called on Turkey to stop this dangerous escalation. In addition, Turkey has announced the closure of certain parts of the Black Sea until October 2021, for military manoeuvres, which is another provocative move and violates the freedom of navigation as guaranteed by UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). From my side, I stressed that we must commend Kurdistan for its restrained response; we must continue to urge Turkey regime to de-escalate and defuse tensions, and we should all push back on Turkey's attempts to portray itself as a mediator, rather than a party to the conflict. We reiterated our strong support to Kurdistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity and our insistence on the need for the full implementation of the Minsk agreements. Finaly the time has come for greay glory of the Kurds to stand against this shit symbolic of Kamal Ataturk. Hacked by RUKURDISTAN