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Recep Tayyip Erdogan's recent visit to the US has been marred by an embarrassing incident that saw the Turkish president's security detail scuffle with journalists and protesters. Turkey's image will surely suffer as a result, journalist Amberin Zaman told Sputnik.

"Now when anyone mentions Erdogan's visit to Washington, this is the first thing that comes to mind – unacceptable and disruptive behavior of the bodyguards of the Turkish head of state. Sadly, after similar incidents Turkey's image abroad, which has not been too positive to begin with, has been ultimately reduced to nothing," she said.
Zaman knows firsthand what happened at the Brookings Institution shortly beforeErdogan was scheduled to deliver a speech at the Washington-based think tank. Erdogan's bodyguards verbally insulted the journalist.

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​Zaman added that the bodyguards acted as if they considered themselves to be above the law.
"The Washington visit ended with scenes making a mockery of Turkey's image. While Erdogan was telling Americans that Turkey is a democratic and free country that guarantees freedom of expression, scenes outside were contradicting him," Turkish journalist Fehim Taştekin wrote for al-Monitor.

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Turkish security personnel struggle to take a sign away from protesters in front of the Brookings Institute before the arrival of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Washington.


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Rolling in the Deep: 'Sultan' Erdogan Was Bound to 'Fall Out of Obama's Favor'
Turkey has long been chastised for its abysmal record when it comes to the freedom of the press. The authorities have recently made headlines when they took over the leading opposition newspaper, Zaman, much to international condemnation.

Following a brief meeting with Erdogan, US President Barack Obama said he was troubled with the current trend in Turkey and urged Ankara to refrain from pursing "a strategy that involves repression of information and shutting down democratic debate."[/size]


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Janjicari opet napadaju Irak

As Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan continues his brutal crackdown on Kurdish communities in the country’s southeast, Ankara has also stepped up its efforts abroad. On Tuesday, officials confirmed that the Turkey’s military carried out airstrikes against PKK militants in northern Iraq.

Turkish air units have carried out operations in Iraq since last July, going after members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which Ankara views as a terrorist organization. Last month, Turkish airstrikes were reported to have killed 67 Kurdish militants across northern Iraq.

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Over 20 PKK Militants Killed in Clashes in Turkey's Southeast - General Staff

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has harshly criticized the air campaign, describing it as "a dangerous escalation and a violation of Iraq’s sovereignty."
But the airstrikes continue. On Tuesday, Turkish military confirmed that it struck PKK targets on Monday. The strikes hit weapons stores, shelters, and other sites in the Qandil area of northern Iraq.
The Turkish government’s campaign against the PKK in Iraq coincides with the Erdogan administration’s crackdown on Kurdish communities within Turkey.
A curfew was declared in Turkey’s Silvan district last month, as part of an operation intended to root out PKK militants. During a single 24-hour period last month, 24 militants were said to have been killed by the Turkish army. Since December 2015, the Turkish general staff estimates that over 1,000 Kurdish militants have been killed.
Kurdish rights groups say that number includes hundreds of civilians.

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Unspoken 'Genocide': Journalist Reveals Turkish Troops' Atrocities Against Kurds

The town of Cizre has been reduced to rubble.
"All of the buildings were covered with bullet holes. When we turned around the corner I saw ruins all over the streets where children were playing," said RT correspondent William Whiteman in an interview with Lenta.ru.
"I think that thousands of civilians were killed in southeastern Turkey during the operation. Sometimes Turkish forces are especially brutal. They can impose a curfew in the area and then shell with heavy artillery.
"In the basement floor of one of the buildings 150 people were killed in a fire."

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Turkey Failure to Resolve Issues With Kurds to Derail Progress in Syria - Think Tank

Ankara’s aggression has also spilled into neighboring Syria, with Turkish troops firing across the border to suppress Syrian Kurds.
Critics argue that the ongoing operations threaten the peace process in Syria.
"Without a rapid political solution to the Kurdish problem, Turkey will remain an ineffective partner in the fight against ISIS [Daesh] and derail not just military, but also diplomatic efforts to find a solution to the Syrian conflict," Gonul Tol, director of the Center of Turkish Studies, said during a Middle East Institute Conference earlier this month.
Turkey undercuts "US efforts to counter ISIS and pursue a political solution to the conflict in Syria," Tol added.[/size]


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