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goransulaimani · 2 years

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بەپێی نووسراوی ژمارە 25311ی وەزارەتی ناوخۆی هەرێمی کوردستان، کە لە 13-12-2021 دەرچووە بڕیاردراوە بە گواستنەوەی عەمیدی هاتووچۆ فەرەیدون عومەر، بەڕێوەبەری هاتووچۆی پارێزگای سلێمانی بۆ سەر میلاکی بارەگای بەڕێوەبەرایەتیی گشتیی هاتووچۆی هەرێمی کوردستان. هەر بەپێی نووسراوەکەی وەزارەتی ناوخۆ، لیوا خۆشەویست جەمال ئەحمەد، کە بەڕێوەبەری سەنتەری هەماهەنگی هاوبەش PJCCیە وەک بەڕێوەبەری هاتووچۆی سلێمانی بەوەکالەت لە شوێنی عەمید فەرەیدون عومەر دەستبەکاردەبێت. According to the letter No. 25311 of the Ministry of Interior of the Kurdistan Region, issued on 13-12-2021, it has been decided to transfer Amidi traffic officer Faraidun Omar, the director of traffic in Sulaymaniyah province, to the headquarters of the General Directorate of Traffic in the Kurdistan Region. According to the Interior Ministry, the beloved Liwa Jamal Ahmed, who is the director of the PJCC Joint Coordination Center, will take over as Amid Faraidun Omar from Sulaymaniyah's traffic directorate. وبحسب كتاب وزارة داخلية اقليم كوردستان رقم 25311 الصادر بتاريخ 13-12-2021 فقد تقرر نقل ضابط مرور العميدي فريدون عمر مدير المرور بمحافظة السليمانية الى مقر قيادة المرور في محافظة السليمانية. المديرية العامة للمرور في اقليم كوردستان. وبحسب وزارة الداخلية ، فإن المحبوب لواء جمال أحمد ، مدير مركز التنسيق المشترك في المركز ، سيتولى منصب عميد فريدون عمر من مديرية مرور السليمانية. #traffic #mrwr #hatwcho #car #krg https://www.instagram.com/p/CXdfl-PMJNd/?utm_medium=tumblr

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ovanews · 4 years

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The most beautiful cities in the world

City

The city represents a place that contains many civilizational and residential landmarks, such as: public buildings, buildings of all kinds, parks, schools, and universities; Where the city forms a microcosm within the great state society, and the city is distinguished by the fact that it combines ancient and modern appearances, so many cities of the world contain archaeological features dating back to eras and previous peoples, and modern landmarks that include corporate buildings, large skyscrapers, and high towers, and this contributes to this The mixture that brings together many landmarks together, in which each city of the world obtains its own beauty, and makes it different from other cities.

The most beautiful cities in the world

There are many beautiful cities in the world that are distinguished by their wonderful landmarks. Below is information about the most beautiful cities in the world :

The city of Paris

The city of Paris is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and is located in France, and the Eiffel Tower is one of its most famous landmarks. As it spreads around a group of nature landmarks and buildings belonging to the city of Paris, there is also a group of skyscrapers of various heights in central Paris, but they are not higher than the Eiffel Tower .

The city of Vancouver

A city of Vancouver in Canada , one of the cities that combine physical design and the quality of life of the population, and the spread of Vancouver buildings near the curves of the river, as wrapped around a range of mountains covered by snow , which, is the Shangri - La building skyscrapers distinctive clouds in the city; It contains 62 floors, and these floors include a group of residential and hotel apartments.

The city of Luang Prabang

Luang Prabang is located in Laos , and contains a wide range of tourist routes. Which led to be on the list of UNESCO World Heritage, as this city was able to preserve its beauty; By relying on the financial profits achieved by tourists, and using them to renovate and develop the temples and their ancient buildings, Luang Prabang was classified among the beautiful cities; Because of the surrounding nature; It is distinguished by its forest where two rivers meet, Nam Khan and Mekong.

Istanbul

The city of Istanbul , the most beautiful cities in Turkey ; It contains many distinctive historical monuments and buildings, including the Topkapi Palace, which is considered one of the magnificent palaces of the sultans, and a group of historical mosques, such as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, the Sulaymaniyah Mosque, and the Aya Sofia Mosque, which was a church in the past and has now become an archaeological museum, as it is distinguished The city of Istanbul renewed its tourist neighborhoods and prosperity, such as the Karakoy neighborhood which was in the past the port of the city, and now contains a group of hotels, buildings dating back to the era of Ottoman rule, and several art galleries.

New York City

New York City is located in the United States of America , and its beauty appears as a result of the mixture that combines the places dedicated to shooting serials, films and buildings characterized by its height, such as: the International Observatory and the Empire State. New York City also represents a community that brings together a group of investors and businessmen.

The city of Rome

The city of Rome is one of the beautiful and historical cities, and it is located in Italy , and it is distinguished by the fact that it contains a group of important historical and natural monuments, such as: the Palatine Plateau, the Pantheon, and the Colosseum, and all these and other features associated with the ancient empire that was present in the past on the lands of Rome.

Cape Town

Cape Town is located in the state of South Africa , and is characterized by many features that contributed to its classification among the most beautiful cities in the world; It contains a group of beautiful rocky mountains, and also has a beautiful sea, and distinct types of roses, wonderful beaches, and a group of granite rocks of giant size.

City of Sydney

The Sydney city of beautiful cities in Australia , and contains many of the features brilliant, and beautiful opera house designed in 1956 by architect Danish Utzon, and characterized by design that contains a set of sails made of white tiles color Opera House, also owns the city Sydney is a beach with beautiful sand that stretches along the Australian East Coast, and also contains the Centennial Park, which has many beautiful parks.

The city of Krakow

The city of Krakow is located in Poland, and comes in the second place among its cities, and it is one of the cities that have witnessed cultural developments during the past years.

The city of Tokyo

The city of Tokyo , the capital of Japan from the world 's major cities, and is characterized as containing a large variety of tourist sites, such as: parks, lakes, mountains, museums and markets.

The city of Florence

Florence is located in Italy , and is one of the distinctive Italian cities. Where it was known as the Middle Ages. Because of its distinctive civilization that contains many beautiful monuments, such as: historical buildings, art, and a group of bridges, gardens, theaters, and museums.

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shirlleycoyle · 4 years

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Scientists Think They Found the Only Guy Known to Get Killed by a Meteorite

Scientists have found the oldest and most credible report of a death-by-meteor, an event so rare that this would be the first documented example, which occurred on August 22, 1888, in what is now Sulaymaniyah, Iraq.

A team led by Ozan Ünsalan, a physicist at Ege University in Turkey, unearthed unprecedented evidence that a person was killed by a falling space rock in recently digitized archives from the Turkish government, according to a new paper in Meteoritics & Planetary Science.

“To the best of our knowledge, we show the first proof of an event ever that a meteorite hit and killed a man,” the team said in the paper. “These findings suggest other historical records may still exist that describe other events that caused death and injuries by meteorites.”

A 1915 map of the region, with added detail showing the initial airburst (the yellow marking) and the site where the authors think the death occurred. Image: Unsalan et al., Meteoritics and Planetary Science, 2020

We live on a planet that is constantly bombarded by space rocks, some of which have delivered devastating blows to life on Earth. But though these extraterrestrial objects explode as dangerous airbursts and impact the ground, the odds of them actually killing a person are astronomically low.

As Ünsalan and his colleagues point out in the paper, there have been previous reports of meteoric casualties. A man who died in India in 2016 was initially thought to have been hit by a meteorite, but NASA cast doubt on this explanation. There are also rumblings of deaths due to other meteoric events, such as the massive Tunguska airburst over Siberia in 1908, which flattered an estimated 80 million trees when it exploded. But there’s not enough evidence to back up these rumored fatalities.

That doesn’t mean nobody has ever been verifiably hit by a space rock. In 1954, an Alabama woman named Ann E. Hodges was injured by a falling meteorite that she said crashed through her roof, awakening her from a nap on her couch. The “Hodges Meteorite” is genuinely extraterrestrial, and is now part of the collection of the Alabama Museum of Natural History.

However, until now, there hasn’t been a well-documented example of a meteoric human death. Ünsalan’s team filled this historical gap by scouring newly available digital documents from the General Directorate of State Archives of the Presidency of the Republic of Turkey.

The team found three letters, written by local officials during the weeks following the impact, that reported the event up the chain of command all the way to Abdul Hamid II, the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire at that time.

Digital copy of the first letter, sent by Mustafa Faik Mustafa Pasha, governor in Sulaymaniyah, to Ahmed Munir Pasha, who forwarded it to the Sultan. Image: Unsalan, Bayath and Jenniskens.

The letters tell the same tale: An extremely bright light, accompanied by smoke, was seen at a village called “Dilaver,” which was located in eastern Sulaymaniyah.

“Meteorites fell for a period of about ten minutes, like rain,” according to the team’s translation, causing widespread damage to the crops. In addition, the documents note, one man in the nearby village of Ҫişane was killed and another was paralyzed by the impacts. The names of the victims are not in the documents.

In a tantalizing twist, the letters also reveal that a sample of the meteorite was sent to the Sultan’s Empire Palace for further study, but his response was not found in the archives—yet. Ünsalan and his colleagues hope that they will be able to track down the government’s assessment of the event as more archives are digitized.

“Even though there are still a massive amount of documents in our national archives, these first historic findings can be considered as a beginning of further research that could shed light into further studies in this field,” the team said in the study.

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eclecticstarlightblogger · 4 years

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Pira confirms continuation of cooperation between Kurdistan Region, Greece. @panoskammenos

On Thursday, Saadi Ahmed Bireh received in Sulaymaniyah, the President of Independent Greeks Party and former Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos. (more…)

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thoughtfullyblogger · 4 years

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Pira confirms continuation of cooperation between Kurdistan Region, Greece. @panoskammenos

On Thursday, Saadi Ahmed Bireh received in Sulaymaniyah, the President of Independent Greeks Party and former Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos. (more…)

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greekblogs · 4 years

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Pira confirms continuation of cooperation between Kurdistan Region, Greece. @panoskammenos

On Thursday, Saadi Ahmed Bireh received in Sulaymaniyah, the President of Independent Greeks Party and former Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos. (more…)

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skandaladiaplokidiafthora · 4 years

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Pira confirms continuation of cooperation between Kurdistan Region, Greece. @panoskammenos

On Thursday, Saadi Ahmed Bireh received in Sulaymaniyah, the President of Independent Greeks Party and former Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos. (more…)

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britishdeepstate · 6 years

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The Talks Begin in Conference of Lausanne

The new Turkish state had won the battle for its independence and was thus recognized by the Western states – except for one: Britain.

This attitude of the British continued throughout the Lausanne negotiations. London’s administration was determined not to treat Turkey as an equal or a sovereign state, and because of this attitude the negotiations risked suspension on more than one occasion, and even came to a halt in February 1923 , Chapter 3, Etkileşim Publishing, Istanbul, 2013 “](SOURCE)

Unsurprisingly, the sessions on Mosul witnessed some of the most heated and tense exchanges.

British Prime Minister Bonar Law and the Secretary of State for the Colonies instructed Lord Curzon -who was the representative of Britain at Lausanne- that the negotiations should continue without suspension and the Turkish side should be persuaded. At the time, the Secretary of State for the Colonies wrongly believed that the Turkish government would waive its claims on Mosul in exchange for 20% of the oil revenues (SOURCE)

Who is Lord Curzon? VISIT!

İsmet İnönü and his aide Rıza Nur, who represented the Turkish side, maintained that Mosul was a Turkish vilayet and that all the Kurds living there were Turkish citizens. The delegation of the Turkish Parliament explained in detail the Turkish case with political, historical, ethnographical, geographical, economic and military evidence.

İsmet Pasha clarified his point with the following words:

The Grand Assembly of the Turkish Republic is the government of Kurds as much as it is Turks’. Kurds also have representatives in the Grand National Assembly. Kurdish people and their representatives in the Assembly do not accept the separation of their brothers in Mosul vilayet from the mainland., vol.7, TTK Publishing, Istanbul, 1993 “](SOURCE)

However, Lord Curzon, in an attempt to rebut the argument of İsmet Pasha, claimed that the Kurdish representatives at the Turkish Parliament did not represent the Kurdish people, that they had been appointed by Mustafa Kemal, did not have rights to representation and even implied that their election was dubious:

‘As to the Kurdish representatives of Ankara, I ask myself how they were elected‘ , vol.7, TTK Publishing, Istanbul, 1993 “](SOURCE)

Yusuf Ziya Bey, who was a Kurdish MP representing Bitlis, gave the perfect answer to this allegation during his speech at the Parliament on January 25, 1923:

Apparently, our delegates in Lausanne didn’t give the necessary answer to these accusations. We are the true representatives of the Kurdish lands, and we are here not by appointment, but by election. We took part in the elections under no pressure. If Kurdish people wanted separation, they wouldn’t have participated in this election. Kurdish people participated in these elections despite all the efforts of British with their offers of gold. Kurds share the same goal as their Turkish brothers (SOURCE)

Statements of the other Kurdish MPs that gave speeches at the Parliament should also be remembered. One notable example is Diyab Ağa, the 70-year-old Dersim representative, who was also one of the symbolic names of the Turkish Independence War. He said:

We all know and say that our religion, our religious affairs, origins and ancestors are all one. We have no differences or quarrels. Our name, religion, our God is One.

When the MPs asked Diyab Ağa what he said to the delegation that went to Lausanne, he responded as follows:

May God help them. May God give the best result. Thank God, the ones that went there are good people, pious and devout… We are all one. There is no question of Turkish or Kurdish identity. We are all one; we are brothers (interrupted by applause and ‘bravo’s). A man might have five, ten sons. One might be called Hasan, another Ahmed, Mehmed, Hüseyin. But they are all one. This is how we are. There is no difference between us (chants of ‘bravo’). But enemies are plotting to turn us against each other. They are trying to sow animosity by saying ‘you are like that, I’m like this etc.’… We are brothers. Our religion, culture is one. Some people don’t know this. They say a lot of things, but they do not know. It is not how it is. La ilaha illa Allah Muhammad ar-Rasul Allah [God is One and Muhammad is His Messenger]. That is it. (Deafening applause and bravos) (SOURCE)

Süleyman Necati (Güneri) Bey, an Erzurum MP who later took the stage, said the ‘majority of the people that voted for him were Kurdish‘, emphasized the concept of ‘brotherhood of land‘ and reiterated that Turks and Kurds had the same history, that they weren’t different people, that there weren’t racial minorities in Turkey.

Yusuf Ziya Bey, a Bitlis MP, during another speech, said the following about minorities based on language and racial differences:

Europeans say, ‘The biggest minority in Turkey is the Kurds’. I am a true Kurd. And as a Kurdish member of the Parliament, I can assure you that Kurds do not want anything. They only want the welfare and safety of Turks, their big brothers (Loud applause). We, Kurds, gladly trampled all the rights Europe wanted to give to us with that excuse of a treaty, called Sévres, and returned it back to them. Remember how we fought in Al Jazeera (Arabian Peninsula) (Another round of applause). Remember how we sacrificed ourselves and joined the Turks, we didn’t leave them, and didn’t want to leave them. We don’t and won’t want to leave them (Another round of applause). As I finish my words, I’m kindly asking our delegates [in Lausanne], to make sure that when the minority issue comes up, they make it clear that Kurds have no claims or demands and that they repeat my words here as a spokesperson for the Kurdish people (SOURCE)

Durak (Sakarya) Bey, who was an Erzurum MP, said that throughout the history of Islam, Turks and Kurds mingled and families became one in Anatolia , Doğan Kitap Publishing, Istanbul, 2014, p. 225″](SOURCE)

In a motion submitted on behalf of Mardin MPs, the Turkish delegation at the Conference of Lausanne was asked to declare that Turks and Kurds were one and a whole. Van MP Hakkı Ungan Bey said that it should be made clear in Lausanne that Kurds cannot be differentiated from Turks (SOURCE)

Without doubt, neither the Kurdish population in Mosul, nor those in Anatolia, saw themselves any different than the Turks nor it was possible to separate them from each other (SOURCE) The indigenous people wanted to live under the same roof as the Turks and Kurds just like before, in other words they wanted to continue to live under Turkish rule. Even Arabs didn’t want the British mandate and declared ‘it is either Turkish rule or independence‘. So much so, it became a common occurrence for the Kurds conscripted by the Iraqi government to switch to Turks’ side (SOURCE)

Before the war, in the region covering Mosul, Kirkuk, Sulaymaniyah and Erbil, the languages used for writing had been Turkish, Arabic and Persian. However, the British in the region took it on themselves to develop the Kurdish language and its written form. After a while, the British authorities turned Kurdish into a communication tool. Although the local people insisted using Arabic and Turkish in their daily lives and correspondences, the British deep state was adamant on Kurdish. They stipulated that even the newspapers be printed in Kurdish. Again, the British deep state worked to remove Turkish as the written language and introduced a ban on its use in private correspondences. The British deep state also sought to cancel Turkish as the official language in the region and pursued a deliberate policy of annihilation targeting Turks and Turkish in the vilayet of Mosul.

Academician and author İhsan Şerif Kaymaz explains the state of affairs as follows:

It is clear that Britain, having understood that Kurdistan will not be established any time soon, is making long-term plans in a bid to create a national Kurdish identity so that Kurdistan can be built. The fruits of these efforts will be reaped in a couple of decades and a process that will create serious problems for the future of both Turkey and the region will thus be started (SOURCE)

Two people that lived together for almost a thousand years, that mixed and built families together, were forcefully torn apart according to a deep plan amidst the background of war. The architect of the plan was the British deep state, the perpetrator of all separations and divisions. For the sake of its interests, it accepted dividing a nation, and indeed as following pages will study further on, threatened and slaughtered them in a bid to make them indebted to itself. The British deep state has been the architect of divisive policies throughout history. No one could stand up to them and this mafia structure was never held to account for its activities. That’s why this horrible policy continues today. Today, the plots around Southeastern Anatolia are the same as those concocted for Mosul in the early 20th century. The British deep state has been behind each and every one of them.

The strategy that the British deep state pursued in Lausanne to drive a wedge between the Turks and Kurds must be well studied, because the games of those days are once again being played in Southeastern Anatolia through the PKK.

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purpleavenuecupcake · 7 years

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Erbil e Baghdad, prove di avvicinamento

Il governo regionale del Kurdistan iracheno si è detto pronto al dialogo con Baghdad, dopo che le forze federali hanno preso il controllo dei territori contesi. Lo riferisce un comunicato di Erbil: “Il gabinetto accoglie l’iniziativa del primo ministro Haider al Abadi per avviare negoziati con il governo regionale per risolvere alcuni questioni nel rispetto della Costituzione e dei principi di partenariato”. Inoltre, il governo di Erbil chiede l’aiuto ed il contributo della comunità internazionale per sponsorizzare questo dialogo, si legge nella nota. Il comunicato è stato diramato dopo un incontro avvenuto oggi tra il primo ministro curdo, Nechirvan Barzani, ed il vice premier Qubad Talabani. Oggi il premier iracheno Abadi ha detto che la situazione nella provincia settentrionale irachena di Kirkuk è “stabile”, durante una conversazione telefonica con il segretario generale della Lega Araba, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, per colloqui sulla crisi in corso nella provincia di Kirkuk, sulla situazione politica e di sicurezza in Iraq, nonché sui progressi nella lotta contro lo Stato islamico (Is). Secondo quanto riferito dall’ufficio stampa del premier di Baghdad, Aboul Gheit ha “sottolineando l'importanza di cercare il dialogo per mantenere lo spirito di fratellanza tra curdi e arabi”. Da parte sua, Abadi ha detto che la situazione a Kirkruk “è stabile” nonostante “qualcuno stia cercando di creare problemi a livello mediatico”. A meno di un mese dal controverso referendum sull’indipendenza della regione autonoma del Kurdistan iracheno, le forze di sicurezza di Baghdad hanno ripreso il controllo tra domenica e lunedì della provincia di Kirkuk e di altre aree contese con Erbil. L'ufficio stampa dell'esercito iracheno ha annunciato che la prima fase dell'operazione lanciata nella provincia di Kirkuk domenica sera si è conclusa lunedì pomeriggio alle ore 16. L'operazione per l'imposizione della sicurezza, come è stata chiamata, ha permesso alle forze irachene di prendere il controllo di diversi villaggi intorno a Kirkuk, della base militare K1, dell’aeroporto e di altre aree della provincia da dove si sono ritirati i Peshmerga curdi. Intanto l'Alta commissione elettorale e per il referendum del Kurdistan iracheno ha annunciato che le elezioni presidenziali e parlamentari previste il primo novembre prossimo saranno temporaneamente rimandate in seguito agli ultimi sviluppi nella regione. In un comunicato pubblicato a due settimane dalla data del voto, la commissione dichiara di aver interrotto i preparativi per l'appuntamento elettorale, aggiungendo che non ci sono candidati per le elezioni e il parlamento deciderà un'altra data nei prossimi giorni. E’ di oggi la notizia che il Consiglio giudiziario supremo dell’Iraq ha spiccato un mandato d'arresto contro il vicepresidente curdo Kosrat Rasul, accusato di istigazione alla violenza contro le Forze armate federali. A dirlo è stato un portavoce del Consiglio, Abdul Sattar Berkdar. "La Corte d'inchiesta di Al Rusafa (quartiere di Baghdad situato sulla sponda orientale del fiume Tigri) ha emesso un mandato d'arresto contro Kosrat Rasul dopo le sue recenti dichiarazioni che definivano come ‘forze di occupazione’ gli uomini dell'esercito e della polizia federale nella provincia di Kirkuk. La Corte ha giudicato queste umilianti affermazioni come un incitamento alla violenza contro le forze armate; il mandato di arresto è stato spiccato conformemente all'articolo 226 del Codice penale iracheno", ha detto Berkdar. Kosrat Rasul Ali è uno dei veterani della guerra contro lo Stato islamico (Is). Numero due dell'Unione patriottica del Kurdistan (Puk) - il partito che fa capo al clan dei Talabani di Sulaymaniyah, accusati dai Barzani di Erbil di aver “tradito” le speranze di indipendenza del Kurdistan ritirando i propri miliziani Peshmerga da Kirkuk -, Rasul è soprannominato il “Leone del Kurdistan” per la lunga militanza fra i guerriglieri curdi. Nel gennaio 2016, su proposta del presidente Enrico Rossi, la giunta regionale della Toscana ha conferito il Pegaso d’oro, massima onorificenza regionale, a Kosrat Rasul “impegnato in prima persona per l’affermazione della pace e della cultura della democrazia nella sua regione". Read the full article

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goransulaimani · 3 years

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بەهۆی ڤاكسینی كۆرۆناوە خالی ئەحمەدی ٥٩ ساڵ توشی ئیفلیجی بوو لە سلێمانی In the city of Sulaymaniyah, Khaled Ahmed, 59, was paralyzed after receiving the Coronavirus vaccine. فی مدينة السليماني�� أصيب (خالد أحمد 59 عاما) بالشلل بعد تلقيه لقاح فيروس كورونا. #كرونا #كورونا #فايروس #corona #virus #sulaymaniyah #iraq #سلێمانی #سليمانية https://www.instagram.com/p/COaNGRjhvXC/?igshid=55xji296t2pu

#كرونا #كورونا #فايروس #corona #virus #sulaymaniyah #iraq #سلێمانی #سليمانية

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goransulaimani · 3 years

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ئەمڕۆ لیوا حەسەن نوری بەڕێوەبەری ئاسایشی سلێمانی خانەنشین دەبێت ، عەمید هیوا ئەحمەد بەڕێوەبەری ئاسایشی فڕۆكەخانەی سلێمانی دەچێتە شوێنیبەڕێوبەری ئاسایشی سلێمانی Sulaymaniyah Security Director Liwa Hassan Nouri will retire today, and Sulaymaniyah Airport Security Director Amid Hewa Ahmed will step down as Sulaymaniyah Security Director. من المقرر أن يتقاعد مدير أمن السليمانية لواء حسن نوري اليوم ، ويتنحى مدير أمن مطار السليمانية عميد هيوا أحمد عن منصب مدير أمن السليمانية. https://www.instagram.com/p/CK04SLRMtKH/?igshid=pey6b2abc1zc

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britishdeepstate · 6 years

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The Talks Begin in Conference of Lausanne

The new Turkish state had won the battle for its independence and was thus recognized by the Western states – except for one: Britain.

Unsurprisingly, the sessions on Mosul witnessed some of the most heated and tense exchanges.

Who is Lord Curzon? VISIT!

İsmet Pasha clarified his point with the following words:

‘As to the Kurdish representatives of Ankara, I ask myself how they were elected‘ , vol.7, TTK Publishing, Istanbul, 1993 “](SOURCE)

Yusuf Ziya Bey, who was a Kurdish MP representing Bitlis, gave the perfect answer to this allegation during his speech at the Parliament on January 25, 1923:

We all know and say that our religion, our religious affairs, origins and ancestors are all one. We have no differences or quarrels. Our name, religion, our God is One.

When the MPs asked Diyab Ağa what he said to the delegation that went to Lausanne, he responded as follows:

Yusuf Ziya Bey, a Bitlis MP, during another speech, said the following about minorities based on language and racial differences:

Academician and author İhsan Şerif Kaymaz explains the state of affairs as follows:

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