Coordinated attack by YPG and peshmerga in Kobanê
The Party of the European Left (EL) has decided at a meeting of its Presidential Council in Athens to launch a campaign to provide economic and political support for Kobanê and for the removal of the PKK from the EU's list of “terrorist organisations”.
The EL’s Presidential Council is meeting in Athens. At yesterday’s session the subjects of Kobanê and the PKK were discussed.
The Party of the European Left is an association of socialist, communist, red-green and left democrat parties from different EU countries and associate members.
The President of the EL and also the leader of the French Communist Party is Pierre Laurent, who gave solidarity messages with Kobanê at the meeting.
Laurent visited the Kobanê border area with a delegation between 27 and 29 October, and also went to Suruç and Amed. Representatives of left parties from Germany, Denmark, Greece and Italy also joined the delegation.
Members of the delegation shared their impressions at the meeting in Athens. The President of the Freedom and Solidarity Party (ÖDP) was also at the meeting.
HDP European Representative Eyyüp Doru, who was guest speaker at the meeting, gave a one-hour presentation on the situation in Kobanê, the Rojava model and the situation of the Kurds in general.
Three decisions were taken at the meeting regarding the Kurds. Eyyüp Doru said a decision had been taken to start a political and economic aid campaign for Kobanê.
The second decision was to convey this aid through the DBP municipalities.
EL President Pierre Laurent said that assistance provided through other channels had not got through. Laurent added that of more than 100,000 refugees forced to leave Kobanê, only 6 or 7 thousand were receiving assistance from the government, while responsibility for the others was with the municipalities. Laurent said that the municipalities did not have sufficient resources to deal with such numbers.
Laurent and other members of the delegation said that the struggle being waged in Kobanê was also one for humanity.
A third decision taken by the Presidential Council concerned the PKK. HDP European Representative Eyyüp Doru said EL members would run a campaign to have the PKK removed from the EU list of “terrorist organisations”.
The decisions of the Presidential Council were announced at the march yesterday for World Kobanê Day in Athens.
The EL’s Presidential Council is meeting in Athens. At yesterday’s session the subjects of Kobanê and the PKK were discussed.
The Party of the European Left is an association of socialist, communist, red-green and left democrat parties from different EU countries and associate members.
The President of the EL and also the leader of the French Communist Party is Pierre Laurent, who gave solidarity messages with Kobanê at the meeting.
Laurent visited the Kobanê border area with a delegation between 27 and 29 October, and also went to Suruç and Amed. Representatives of left parties from Germany, Denmark, Greece and Italy also joined the delegation.
Members of the delegation shared their impressions at the meeting in Athens. The President of the Freedom and Solidarity Party (ÖDP) was also at the meeting.
HDP European Representative Eyyüp Doru, who was guest speaker at the meeting, gave a one-hour presentation on the situation in Kobanê, the Rojava model and the situation of the Kurds in general.
Three decisions were taken at the meeting regarding the Kurds. Eyyüp Doru said a decision had been taken to start a political and economic aid campaign for Kobanê.
The second decision was to convey this aid through the DBP municipalities.
EL President Pierre Laurent said that assistance provided through other channels had not got through. Laurent added that of more than 100,000 refugees forced to leave Kobanê, only 6 or 7 thousand were receiving assistance from the government, while responsibility for the others was with the municipalities. Laurent said that the municipalities did not have sufficient resources to deal with such numbers.
Laurent and other members of the delegation said that the struggle being waged in Kobanê was also one for humanity.
A third decision taken by the Presidential Council concerned the PKK. HDP European Representative Eyyüp Doru said EL members would run a campaign to have the PKK removed from the EU list of “terrorist organisations”.
The decisions of the Presidential Council were announced at the march yesterday for World Kobanê Day in Athens.
FIRAT NEWS
The YPG Press Centre has issued a statement on the 48th day of the resistance in Kobane reporting that 43 ISIS members were killed in clashes of last 24 hours.
The YPG has provided detailed information regarding the clashes that intensified in the northwest of Kobane, in Municipality Street and Azadi Square of the town. YPG also reported that YPG and peshmerga forces jointly launched an operation targeting the ISIS gangs with rockets.
YPG said while the attacks of the ISIS gangs were repulsed, gangs suffered heavy losses in the counter attacks launched by YPG forces.
YPG said their forces launched operations against the positions of the gangs in the Kaniya Kurda area to the northwest of the town.
YPG said: “As far as ascertained, 14 gang members were killed in the operation. Our forces seized 2 heavy machine guns, 1 rocket, 1 AK 47 and a large amount of ammunition belonging to these weapons. Our forces also seized the bodies of 3 gang members”.
Noting that intense clashes took place on Saturday night in the Municipality Street and Azadi Square, YPG said 7 gang members were killed in these clashes.
YPG further said YPG forces launched an operation on the southern front yesterday evening and added: “As far as ascertained, 15 gang members were killed in the attack. Following this attack, close-range battles took place leaving 7 more ISIS members dead.
YPG also said that they carried out a well coordinated attack together with the peshmerga forces that crossed into Kobane.
“The peshmerga forces that joined the resistance in Kobane and our forces launched a coordinated attack. The attack was launched on the position of the gangs around the town with Katyusha rockets. No information has yet been obtained regarding the result of the attack”, said the YPG Press Centre. The YPG Press Centre has issued a statement on the 48th day of the Kobanê resistance, saying that in the last 24 hours 43 gang members have been killed. The statement also said that the YPG and peshmerga had carried out a coordinated attack on the gangs using Katyusha rockets.
The YPG Press Centre provided information regarding clashes that have taken place on the north western front in Kobanê, in Municipality street, in Azadi Square and on the southern front, adding “Persistent gang attacks have been repulsed, and heavy losses inflicted on them in counter attacks.”
YPG forces are reported to have attacked certain points occupied by the gangs in the Kaniya Kurds area to the northwest of Kobanê.
FIRAT NEWS
Coordinated attack by YPG and peshmerga in
Kobanê
The YPG Press Centre has issued a statement on the 48th day of the resistance in Kobane reporting that 43 ISIS members were killed in clashes of last 24 hours.
The YPG has provided detailed information regarding the clashes that intensified in the northwest of Kobane, in Municipality Street and Azadi Square of the town. YPG also reported that YPG and peshmerga forces jointly launched an operation targeting the ISIS gangs with rockets.
YPG said while the attacks of the ISIS gangs were repulsed, gangs suffered heavy losses in the counter attacks launched by YPG forces.
YPG said their forces launched operations against the positions of the gangs in the Kaniya Kurda area to the northwest of the town.
YPG said: “As far as ascertained, 14 gang members were killed in the operation. Our forces seized 2 heavy machine guns, 1 rocket, 1 AK 47 and a large amount of ammunition belonging to these weapons. Our forces also seized the bodies of 3 gang members”.
Noting that intense clashes took place on Saturday night in the Municipality Street and Azadi Square, YPG said 7 gang members were killed in these clashes.
YPG further said YPG forces launched an operation on the southern front yesterday evening and added: “As far as ascertained, 15 gang members were killed in the attack. Following this attack, close-range battles took place leaving 7 more ISIS members dead.
YPG also said that they carried out a well coordinated attack together with the peshmerga forces that crossed into Kobane.
“The peshmerga forces that joined the resistance in Kobane and our forces launched a coordinated attack. The attack was launched on the position of the gangs around the town with Katyusha rockets. No information has yet been obtained regarding the result of the attack”, said the YPG Press Centre. The YPG Press Centre has issued a statement on the 48th day of the Kobanê resistance, saying that in the last 24 hours 43 gang members have been killed. The statement also said that the YPG and peshmerga had carried out a coordinated attack on the gangs using Katyusha rockets.
The YPG Press Centre provided information regarding clashes that have taken place on the north western front in Kobanê, in Municipality street, in Azadi Square and on the southern front, adding “Persistent gang attacks have been repulsed, and heavy losses inflicted on them in counter attacks.”
YPG forces are reported to have attacked certain points occupied by the gangs in the Kaniya Kurds area to the northwest of Kobanê.
FIRAT NEWS
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