A separatist Kurdish rebel and a civilian were killed in a botched suicide attack in eastern Turkey while fighting elsewhere left five rebels and a government militia member dead, local security sources and officials said Sunday.
Read More »Băsescu va sta faţă în faţă cu Putin la Summit-ul pe probleme energetice din Europa de Sud-Est
Preşedintele Traian Băsescu se întâlneşte astăzi, la Zagreb, cu liderul rus Vladimir Putin. În capitala Croaţiei se desfăşoară Summit-ul pe probleme energetice din Europa de Sud-Est, a cărui principală temă este dependenţa statelor din regiune faţă de gazul natural rusesc.
Read More »Russian OMON forces come under fire in Ingushetia
Russian occupation sources reported that in Ingushetia on the night of Wednesday a mobile group of Mujahideen hava carried out an attack on a base of a puppet OMON (special-purpose police units) police force in the town of Karabulak. Invaders by referring to local munafiqs reported that OMON incur casualties, …
Read More »Russians try to prevent Mujahideen attacks in Dagestan
Security concerns in the North Caucasus traditionally peak in the summer. Warm weather and green leaves on trees help the Caucasian rebels intensify their attacks on Russian army units and local police forces.
Read More »Bomb injures five in Turkey’s main Kurdish city
DIYARBAKIR, Turkey — Five people were injured when a bomb exploded in the southeastern city of Diyarbakir on Friday (June 15th).
Read More »Iranian Regime has Intensified Meddling in Turkey
NCRI – Based on reports, Iranian regime’s officials have held meetings with Ali Khamenei where they have decided to employ the Islamic Fundamentalists to intensify terror activities against Western interests.
Read More »NATO – Russia Seek Missile-Defense Solution
NATO spokesman says the alliance wants U.S. missile-defense plans to be transparent to Russia. James Appathurai, speaking after the opening of the annual NATO defense ministers’ meeting in Brussels on June 14, said all NATO ministers wanted to avoid tensions and do everything possible to allay Russian concerns.
Read More »NATO chief voices solidarity with Turkey, urges ‘maximum restraint’
NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer expressed solidarity Tuesday (June 12th) with Turkey’s fight against terrorism, while also urging Ankara to show “maximum restraint” in dealing with Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) bases in northern Iraq.
Read More »The Big Lies
June 11, 2007: Russians have been rewriting their own history, more so than most nations, for a long time. The most recent example is their current attitude towards the Cold War, how it ended, and the legacy of 70 years of communist tyranny.
Read More »Rising death toll from PKK attacks fuels frustration among Turks
Thousands of mourners, attending funeral services Monday (June 11th) for three Turkish soldiers, condemned the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) terrorist organisation and called for the government’s resignation.
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