kurdish uprisings造句

• The Kurds also remain suspicious of the United States, which betrayed Kurdish uprisings in 1975 and 1991.
• It participated in joint security operations with Iraqi forces, including suppressing Shiite and Kurdish uprisings in 1991.
• The United States encouraged Kurdish uprisings in 1975 and 1991, then withheld support while local guerrillas were routed.
• The government freed political prisoners and granted amnesty to the Kurds who participated in the 1943 to 1945 Kurdish uprisings.
• Kurdish uprisings have been an almost permanent factor in Turkish life since the modern republic was founded three-quarters of a century ago.
• But following Kurdish uprisings in Mosul, Khalid was appointed governor of the city, which he was until Al-Mansur's death.
• Some of the graves are believed to contain remains of victims of Saddam's crackdown on Shiite and Kurdish uprisings after the 1991 Gulf War.
• Saddam appointed al-Douri deputy commander in chief in April 1991 after he brutally crushed Shiite and Kurdish uprisings in which tens of thousands were killed.
• In 1991, the MEK assisted the Government of Iraq in suppressing the Shia and Kurdish uprisings in southern Iraq and the Kurdish uprisings in the north.
• In 1991, the MEK assisted the Government of Iraq in suppressing the Shia and Kurdish uprisings in southern Iraq and the Kurdish uprisings in the north.
• "There have been many Kurdish uprisings, " said Salih Tekin, a spokesman for the mayor of Diyarbakir, the largest city in the overwhelmingly Kurdish southeast.
• Saddam's regime had used chemical weapons to blunt Iranian troop advances in the 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War, and to suppress Kurdish uprisings in the 1980s.
• In the book " Israel's Secret Wars ", Benny Morris provides an account of how Mossad operatives based in Turkey infiltrated into Iraq and orchestrated a number of Iraqi Kurdish uprisings to weaken the Iraqi government.
• In addition to the Assyrian population, an Kurdish uprisings during the 1950s and 60s and was largely depopulated during the Al-Anfal campaign in the 1980s, although some of its population later returned and their homes were subsequently rebuilt.
• Turning toward the judges at the end of his Tuesday testimony, Ocalan, who faces the death penalty for treason, spoke of the long history of Kurdish uprisings that have taken place in the impoverished, barren mountains of southeastern Turkey.
• Passions run too high to allow critical assessments of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, who founded the Turkish Republic in 1923, or of the Kurdish uprisings, military coups and periods of repression that have marked this country's political life since then.
• But Turkish officials have been reluctant to give the Bush administration carte blanche for military operations near the Iraqi border for a number of reasons, including public opposition in Turkey to such a war, worries that fighting would hurt the country's ailing economy, and a desire to keep tight control over a region roiled in the past by Kurdish uprisings.
• As evidence supporting U . S . and British claims about Iraqi WMDs weakened, the Bush Administration began to focus more upon the other issues that Congress had articulated within the Iraq Resolution such as and killing thousands of Kurds in northern Iraq during the mid-1980s, brutally repressing Shia and Kurdish uprisings following the 1991 Gulf War, and a fifteen-year campaign of repression and displacement of the Marsh Arabs in Southern Iraq.