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Turkish soldiers prepare a scene for their propaganda in Nusaybin. The people on the ground are Kurds. The scene was prepared to show that “the Kurds surrendered”

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Here is an article about this. A video used by Turkish media claiming to show Kurdish militants of the Civil Defence Units (YPS) in Nusaybin surrendering, has been exposed as being staged. The video, which showed mostly young Kurd teenagers being humiliated, had caused outrage among Kurdish communities as claims were made that the people were civilians.A new video has now emerged on social media, showing soldiers directing the people to kneel on the floor, as photos are taken while announcements are made for others to surrender.

Turkish media had portrayed the incident as a ‘historic victory’ for state forces as up to 40 people were paraded with their hands in the air, 'surrendering’ in Nusaybin.

Kurdish sources, including HDP and DBP executives, claimed that the people in question were civilians who had been evacuated out of Nusaybin after YPS militia declared their withdrawal on 26 May.

The video has further put mainstream Turkish media objectivity and honesty in the limelight as many cases of manipulation, psychological warfare and fabricated news items continue being found out on social media.

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PKK Guerillas fighting ISIS in Kirkuk

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“Neden bize sahip çıkmadınız?” diye soruyor bir Cizreli abi. Her şey bittikten sonra bölgeye giden HDP’li vekillerin bu soruya tepkisi ve mimikleri de aslında siyasetin çaresizliğini gösteriyor. 

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Vallahi biz Apo'yu özledik. Rojbûna te piroz be Ey Serok …

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Jiyan!

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Bu çocukları iyi dinleyin !

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Residents return to shattered Kurdish town of Cizre in the southeastern Turkey after authorities partially lifted a curfew in place since December for a controversial military operation against Kurdish PKK militants, on March 2, 2016.

(Photos: AFP/Getty Images)

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Photo 1: Rohat, 18, said he didn’t mind if he died fighting as he had already lost some family members who were fighting with the PKK against Turkey, and he has many young people in his family who would join after him.

Photo 2: Serfiraz, 25, said in recent years he had hoped the “Kurdish problem” in Turkey could be solved through talks between the government and the PKK — but after the ceasefire broke down the attacks by the army on Kurdish militants and civil society had become so great he believed their only option was war.

Photo 3: Xebat, 22, said he had difficulties walking due to injury but he was determined to keep fighting in Nusaybin.

Photo 4: Agir, an 18-year-old fighter. The YPS is estimated to have more than 1,000 fighters. It emerged out of the Patriotic Revolutionary Youth Movement (YDG-H), the youth wing of the PKK which was founded in 2013. Civilians refer to them as ‘the youngsters.“

Photo 5: Bakur, 27, said after being arrested during a protest he was set to be sent to jail for 15 years — so he joined the YPS before his final court date.

Photo 6: Zenda, 27, a member of the YPS-JIN, the female brigade of the YPS, which was set up in January 2016. As well as fighting the Turkish state, they fight the dominant patriarchal culture in Turkey.

Photo 7: Bagok, 24 said he had previously had a comfortable life studying psychology in a university in west Turkey, but felt compelled to join the YPS after seeing the amount of civilians killed by Turkish forces in recent months.

Photo 8: Canfeda, 21, described himself as a Turkish Communist who had come from the west of the country to join the resistance in Nusaybin.

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Biliyor musun üstad Hala kirlenen renkleri temizleyebilecek çocuklar var Ah bi de Bi de Vurulmasalar

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Ankara`da bomba yüklü bir araçla bombali saldiri düzenlendi. Patlamada onlarca ölü var hesap veren yok istifa yok zaafiyet yok … fotograflar; Mehmet Özer

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There is too much sadness today. Like the swirls of dust that gather on the edges of an ever growing graveyard, and like the ever bleeding hearts of the mothers of this city. There are too many grief-stricken fathers shocked into stunned silence today. Too many fathers crippled by the shock of their pain. And, no doubt, one day soon comprehension of their loss will sit like permanent lines across their weathered, sad faces. There is too much of everything today. Like the 9 YPG-YPJ hevals who died defending Gire Sipi (Tal Abyad) two days ago, and which Kobanê laid to rest just now. There is a heaviness; and a collective silence, in solidarity, and in recognition of a shared pain. A sombreness; and too many open wounds visible on too many faces. Wounds time takes too long to heal. But how can time even begin to heal when people are burying their 4th or 5th martyrs now? And no doubt other martyrs will come to be buried among their comrades and friends; and just as there is certainty that there will be more heartbroken mothers there is certainty that there will be more attacks. Because despite rhetoric, despite the ongoing sacrifices of this community and others like it in the fight against Daesh, we remain, certain, ever as before, friendless. - Hawzhin Azeez

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Kurdish actors perform in Jocasta girl Sharafuddin, a play directed by Kurdish director Karukh Ibrahim, denouncing the threat of the Islamic State (IS) group to the religious minorities, on February 28, 2015, in Hewlêr by Safin Hamed