Update for Sunday, March 18, 2018
Today in Afghanistan Pentagon identifies the 7 airmen who died in a helicopter crash on Thursday near Al Qa’im in western Iraq. The crash is not believed to be the result of hostile action. (Some witness reports say the helicopter struck power lines.)
Iraqi Parliament speaker Salim al-Jabouri says the Baghdad government supports Turkey’s military action against the PKK.
However, KDP head Arafat Karam says that the Kurdish Regional Government would have to approve any such action on its territory, and has not yet done so. (Note, however, that the KRG has repudiated the PKK and has not protested Turkish air strikes against it on its territory in the past.)
A Kurdish MP opposes any Turkish military operations in Iraq and denounces Turkish president Erdogan.
Ethnic divisions in Tuz Khurmatu are a microcosm of the problems facing Iraq. Excerpt:
In years past, walls went up to protect against car bombs. Then Shiite Turkmens erected walls to guard against Islamic State after its resurgence in 2014. Now even after the jihadis have been driven out of the city, the walls still stand, and Tuz Khurmatu remains a flash point with an unstable melange of sects and ethnicities. Once united to fight Islamic State, Kurds, Turkmens and Arabs resumed viewing each other with hostility and suspicion.
“Without a doubt, Tuz Khurmatu is a case study for Iraq 2.0. It’s the most violent, most divided place in the country. You have so many layers of conflict,” said Michael Knights, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
Residents of eastern Baghdad protest deteriorating government services.
A member of Parliament says the country no longer needs a U.S. military presence and accuses the U.S. of “plotting” to expand its military bases.
IS booby traps continue to kill and injure civilians in Fallujah.
Today in Afghanistan
Source: http://warnewstoday.blogspot.com/2018/03/update-for-sunday-march-18-2018.html
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