the pkk is labeled as a old. -- the pkk is labeled as a terrorist organization by both the u.s. department and the european union. later, yul says, she joined the ypj, the kurdish female defense force, and took part in battles against islamic state in syria. despite her part in ultimate victory over isis, yul is afraid that sweden will sacrifice its human rights principles to appease turkey. derdiye: i'm a mother of three children. so, of course, i'm particularly afraid for my children. malcolm: yul's fears based on assurances given to turkey by sweden's most senior ministers. pm andersson: we take turkey's concerns very seriously on all their issues, and not the least their security concerns when it comes to the fight against terrorists. ann: in the memoranda, we assured turkey that we would take the fight of terrorism seriously. and all the requests for extradition will go the normal way. malcolm: turkey and sweden n must engage in tough negotiations to thrash out fine details of the memorandum agreed at june's nato summit in madrid, when sweden and finland's applications to j

the pkk is labeled as a terrorist organization by the u.s. state department and the european union., she says she jned the y pj, the kursh female defense force and took part in battles across the islamic state. despither part, they are afraid sweden will sacrifice the human rights principles. >> i am particularly afraid for my children. >> there are fears based on assurances. >> we take the turkish concerns very seriously. >> in the memorandum, we assured turkey that we would take the fight of terrorists seriously. >> they engage in tough negotiations for the memorandum a green -- agreed at the summit. the applications to join were approved by the alliance leaders. they insist they will not permit the swedes to water down the commitments on terrorism. >> the document is not a document, just to wake obligations or wishful thinking. the obligations are clear mechanisms the two are going to establish. >> this is a straightforward situation. starting to predict a handful of people. >> it is the most important thing. >> the image is a rural swedish mother, sharply contrasting to the turk

and night, it is often necessary to shoot down ukrainian points and the effectiveness of work for the pkkhundred percent, so there is a real hunt for the installations, ukrainian intelligence is trying by all means to calculate the positions of the shells, but the calculations change the location several times for the shift also destroyed in the air 18 american highmars rocket launchers over the city, kherson in the areas of settlements. novaya kakhovka red lighthouse of the kherson region was hit by two american anti-radiation missiles. harm over the new kakhovka in the kherson region ukrainian pilots of reconnaissance drones and the rest of the neo-nazi infantry. they often hide in fortifications. enemy artillery is also located there, russian hyacinths knock them out of there b. a. a 152-millimeter towed howitzer hits the enemy with high-explosive projectiles, fire adjustments are carried out using drones. in response, we are conducting a counter-battery struggle, that is, we reveal his purpose is hidden. we fire at the enemy in response with the help of a quadrocopter, vdv artillery d

bad there, that they said they didn’t do this, but no one knew that they would shoot at us from the pkk no chance, damn it, as the only chance to stay alive yes, he recorded any kind of attack with him in the frame. this is a failed apu offensive in the zaporozhye region. should have thundered in all ukrainian media yes, and not only ukrainian nationalists filmed everything on their phones from the very beginning, as they say, they arrived without even assuming. how will it turn out for them after the destroyed equipment, flight from the field, battle, dead wounded infantry prisoners. and the ukrainian command tankers promised them an easy walk to climb the hill. there will simply be no resistance. no one is your troops. if yesterday i saw it for the first time, but did not expect to see it. no just thrown like the meat of us or what? ride back at the very beginning of our scouts with observation posts. they saw the advancement of the ukrainian nationalists by the infantry of the allied forces, with the support of tanks, was supposed to break through the defenses and capture the settlem

and night, it is often necessary to shoot down ukrainian points at the performance of work for the pkkfore , there is a real hunt for the installations, ukrainian intelligence is trying by all means to calculate the positions of the shells, but the calculations change their location several times per shift . novaya kakhovka chervonny lighthouse of the kherson region beaten by two american anti-radiation missiles. harm over the new kakhovka in the kherson region ukrainian pilots of reconnaissance drones and the rest of the neo-nazi infantry. they often hide in fortifications. enemy artillery is also located there, russian hyacinths wandering out of there knock them out. a shot of a 152-mm towed howitzer hits the enemy with high-explosive projectiles, and the fire is carried out with the help of drones. in response, we conduct a counter-battery fight, hide it or correct it in hiding. we fire at the enemy in response with the help of quadcopter artillery, airborne forces detect the positions of the apu and with a massive fire strike destroy the enemy’s manpower and equipment as a result o

that are controlled by the syrian democratic forces, which turkey considers to be synonymous with the pkkh they consider to be an existential terrorist threat. so there's no incentive to turkey at all to deal with that river. the other river, turkey quite frankly says, well, this is our water and we'll use our water as we see fit and what's left over comes to you. iraq has the additional problems as the iraqi government in baghdad is not fully sovereign over areas in the northern part of iraq. so i don't see a solution for it in the short term, aside from western countries using their influence to get turkey to see its greatest i think that the leaders of turkey are wise to their security concerns. the question is can we show that this is an immediate security concerns that necessitates turkey for going the benefits that can be drawn from taking all the water that they can get their hands on uh in favor of promoting long term security in iraq. i think that case can be made. i'm not sure if it's being made as forcefully and at higher levels it is, but i'd argue it's in turkey's better inte