Posted on 01/10/2013 1:31:37 PM PST by BlackVeil
On a busy road near Gare du Nord station in Paris, sandwiched between a Bengali grocery and a mobile phone shop, the green door of number 147 rue Lafayette did not stand out. There was no plaque to advertise the first-floor office of the Kurdistan information centre, where three female Kurdish activists had met on Wednesday afternoon.
As their dead bodies were removed on stretchers on Thursday morning after what French authorities described as an execution-style killing ...
(Excerpt) Read more at guardian.co.uk ...
It's likely that the newspaper employee failed to do more that name the PKK as the victim.
And just in case the newspaper employee suggested a tie between the PKK and the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG)in Iraq.. no they are not partners.
Defiant Kurds to truck more crude to Turkey -- The KRG is growing more and more independent from Baghdad and getting closer to Ankara.
Thank you for those links - good background on the tangled history of Kurdish groups and interests.
Thanks BlackVeil.
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