Turkey Signals Joint Operation With Iran
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by News Editor
Washington Post – Turkey’s prime minister on Sunday signaled a joint military offensive with Iran against their common enemy: Kurdish rebels based in northern Iraq.
Turkey and Iran were working together and “determined,” Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
“There is no question of any postponement,” Erdogan said in a clear reference to a possible joint military operation against the main Kurdish rebel base on Qandil Mountain which sits on the Iraqi-Iranian border deep inside northern Iraq.
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