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Iran And Turkey Prepare For Conflict With Independent Kurdistan

News Image By Tom O'Connor/Newsweek September 26, 2017
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Traditional Middle East rivals Iran and Turkey have found themselves united of late by their mutual opposition to Kurdish independence in Iraq and common interest in ending the six-year war in Syria, among other leading issues in the region. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke Sunday by phone, expressing major concerns…

 

 





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