Ibrahim Yailali, who served in the Turkish special forces and now lives in Greece after receiving political asylum, confessed to Alpha TV that "ISIS did what we did when we were soldiers in the '90s in Kurdish areas and cities."

Kurds have always had female fighters fighting in their ranks. After the start of the Syrian civil war, however, the Kurdish rebel women distinguished themselves against the jihadists of the Islamic State and managed to form their own battalions.

Under criticism that is more intense than ever, Donald Trump once again made another change of course in his comments about Turkey’s invasion of northern Syria and attacks on Kurdish rebels.