Iraqi Kurds and Turkey may be destined for each other
By Murat Somer
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Monday, March 14, 2005
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Looking at the rhetoric of Turkish political and military leaders on Turkey's "red lines" in Iraq, an outside observer might conclude that Turkey and Iraqi Kurds are on a course of inevitable collision caused by irreconcilable interests. Turkey strongly opposes many Kurdish aspirations, such as the control of Kirkuk within an ethnic federation and eventual independence.
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