[The Kurds involved in covert operation [or if you want to say terrorists activity] against Turkey do not have the support of Kurdish govt or majority of Kurdish people. This probably similar to the Iranian and Syria terrorists covert operatives in Iraq- though since they dictatorial regime the ruling government undoubtive is more involved. Or it's similar to American [Irish] support of IRA [if you want to get more personal understanding].
True, they/those do not have the support of the Kurdish government. There is a need for talks here and not just between Kurds and Turks, but among Kurds and Kurds. Granted that and I agree with that.
I'm not sure about Iranian and Syrian terrorists covert operatives in Iraq. Something tells me that there, Iraq's rights takes precedence.
American/Irish support of IRA, is a different animal. The island of Ireland was indeed invaded. But, that's history.
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