reap many protests, the Turkish attack ISIS and PKK

Turkish anti-terror mission continues. Air operations forces Turkey to nest alias Islamic militant Islamic State of State (IS) or ISIS headquarters in Syria and the militant Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in Iraq have drawn criticism. A number of other militant groups that feel victimized by the Turkish anti-terror mission in protest.
 
Sunday evening local time (26/7), Turkish fighter jets landed attack Til Findire. The village on the border of Syria and Turkey was located on the east side of the city Kobane. Last year in the city that Kurdish militants surrendered to the ISIS. Reportedly, the night when the attack destroyed the vehicle belonging to the Kurdish People Protection Unit alias YPG. Because it was not part of the target, YPG was angry.
 

"Turkish forces bombard Til Findire since Friday (24/7). The attacks left four fighters Syrian Liberation Army (FSA) and several civilians were wounded," said YPG. So, YPG urged Turkey to stop its aggression on Til Findire. Through his spokesman, YPG also asked the Turkish military comply with international rules of combat.
 
However, Turkish government officials asserted that only military launched an offensive to nest ISIS in Syria and the PKK in Iraq. "Anti-terror mission that is currently underway that aims to dispel security threat to Turkey. We will continue operations against the ISIS in Syria and the PKK in Iraq," said the official who anonymity.
 
He asserted that the Turkish military does not target other militant groups in operation this time. Thus, the claims related to YPG, the Turkish government promised to investigate further. "PYD (Democratic Union Party) and (militants) are not included in the target of our mission today," he said. PYD is the party that became the parent YPG.
 
Meanwhile, Prime Minister (PM) Ahmet Davutoglu said that Turkey would continue antiterornya mission. He calls the air operation was an attempt to change the balance in the region. But, she insists will not send ground troops to storm the border. Especially its border with Syria.
 
"We will not send ground troops. We do not want to see DAESH (designation to ISIS in Arabic, Red) present at the borders of our region," Davutoglu said as quoted by Hurriyet daily.

He limits the Turkish military action in the border of Syria with air strikes alone. Therefore, air strikes are considered effective to destroy the militant nest with minimal risk.
 
At the same time, Ankara invited the NATO member countries to discuss the Turkish anti-terror missions. Earlier, Davutoglu government managed to win the support of the United States (US) related to the anti-war and anti-PKK ISIS them.

As a form of cooperation, Turkey allowed the US military to use Incirlik Air Base in the south as a base of attacks on ISIS in Syria.