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I don't disagree, but they certainly won't support the kurds' efforts against a NATO member. Don't misunderstand that I think this is a) a good idea, or b) ult

I don't disagree, but they certainly won't support the kurds' efforts against a NATO member. Don't misunderstand that I think this is a) a good idea, or b) ultimately going to work out the way Turkey wants it to work out. I don't think the kurds will choose to live and die by Afrin.

ptaipale 9y ago
Yes, NATO as an organisation will hardly support Kurds either, but I can see that individual NATO members as well as other countries will start giving more and more moral and possibly economical support.
- BatFastard 9y ago
  What the Kurds would need is surface to air missile, so they don't get slaughter from the air. Is it even "likely" that you can shoot down a jet with an manually operated anti aircraft gun? Sure it's "possible"
  - ptaipale 9y ago
    Not likely at all unless you have masses of them (which the Kurds don't have), though they may successfully harass attackers and reduce their bombing accuracy. Does Turkey have guided bombs? And will they be re-supplied so that Turkish air force could use them at will?