Why This Country Was Erased From History
Post-WWI borders divided Kurdish territory across five nations (Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Syria, etc.), preventing a unified state and leading to centuries of fragmented resistance.takeawayRegional governments have historically used Kurds as weapons against each other; for example, Syria allowed the PKK to operate to threaten Turkey, while Iran and Iraq funded opposing Kurdish factions during their war to takeawayThe US has a pattern of utilizing Kurdish forces for strategic goals (e.g., fighting ISIS in Syria or Saddam in Iraq) but abandoning them when political interests shift, such as the 2019 withdrawal from Syria that allowetakeaway














