government troops began an offensive to the north and occupied kirkug and surrounding areas. kurdistan agreed to all the demands of the iraqi authorities. in syria, the kurds have always taken an ambivalent position towards the ruling regime. supported the americans who controlled oil fields in the northeast of the country. it is there that 60% of syrian oil reserves are located. kurdish separatism manifests itself least of all in iranian kurdistan, the name given to the northwestern province of the country. the state has created very comfortable living conditions for the local kurds, but there is still an opposition, this is the kurdistan freedom party. from the moment it became clear that the israeli attack on gas was not bringing the desired result, the zionist regime decided to increase pressure on iran because tehran supports various resistance movements. there is an attempt to intensify terrorist activities inside iran, but from adjacent territories. after the americans, there was nothing left from iraq, no money, no military strength, nothing. and who is in charge here

here, the capital is the city of erbil, another 3 million kurds live the neighboring iraqi province of kirkug and part of the areas of nineveh province, this is the city of mosul. the main wealth of all these areas is oil, which is why the iraqi government has always sought to control them. during the iran -iraq war, the kurds sided with iraq. in response, the iraqi army launched an operation to exterminate them en masse. it was called al-anfal. in 2003, the kurds actively supported washington in carrying out the operation. perpetrated by saddam hussein. at the beginning of 2013, kurdish troops opposed terrorist group islamic state and even established control over kirkuk when government troops abandoned it under the onslaught of islamists. in september 2017, the kurdistan government held a referendum on independence. residents voted in favor, but official baghdad said no. government troops launched an offensive. speaking on the side of bashar al-assad, but after the expulsion of the terrorists, the kurds from the syrian democratic forces, the sdf fully supported the americans who controlled

government troops began attack to the north, occupied kirkug and surrounding territories.istan agreed to all the demands of the iraqi authorities. in syria , the kurds have always taken an ambivalent position towards the ruling regime. when the isis invasion began, the kurds stubbornly resisted them, siding with bashar al-assad. but after the expulsion of the terrorists, the kurds from the syrian democratic forces, the sdf fully supported the americans, who controlled the oil fields in the northeast of the country. that's where 60% is located. living conditions, but there is still opposition, this kurdistan freedom party. from the moment it became clear that the israeli attack on gas was not bringing the desired result, the zionist regime. decided to increase pressure on iran because tehran supports various resistance movements. there is an attempt to intensify terrorist activities inside iran, but from adjacent territories. after the americans, there was nothing left from iraq, no money, no military strength, nothing. and who is in charge here now? those associated with i