Kurds, don’t be the first line of defense in Rojhelat, East Kurdistan.
Don’t go beyond your cities. Don’t be anyone’s heroes. Learn from Bashur and Rojava.
Don’t do anyone’s bidding.
You have a responsibility only to your people.
Move with the momentum of the protests across the country, don’t move too fast.
You’re the main target for the regime because you’re armed and organized, the Mullahs will even send Shiite militias after you from Iraq if they have to.
Most importantly, stay united.
The city of Amadiyah is indeed an ancient city located in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. It is situated on top of a mountain in the Dahuk Governorate and is known for its unique location and historical significance. While it is challenging for the city to expand significantly due to its mountainous setting, it's not entirely accurate to say that it "cannot grow and expand."
The city has a rich history dating back thousands of years, and its mountainous location has contributed to its strategic and defensive importance throughout history. Amadiyah's elevation of approximately 1,400 meters above sea level has made it a prominent landmark in the region. However, like many ancient cities, modern development and infrastructure have made it possible for the city to grow and adapt to the changing needs of its residents.
So, while the mountainous terrain presents challenges for expansion, it doesn't mean that the city cannot grow or develop in any way. Like other historical cities, Amadiyah has evolved to accommodate contemporary life while preserving its unique character.
In a world where HUMANITY actually mattered, #Turkey would’ve invested in #earthquake resistant construction in #Kurdish areas, but alas—the death of 1000s of Kurds is a gift 2the Turkish govt & nationalists who have made it their life mission to eradicate the Kurdish population