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Succesor story: Kurdish groups fight a common enemy/ Jonathan Spyer

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 27 Issue 1, January 2015, pages 14-19 (123) Summary: Events since the Islamic State's Erbil offensive have exposed the weakness of some Kurdish forces, while raising the profile of their cause. This article examines Iraqi and Syrian Kurdish groups' responses and analyses the potential future outcomes.

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Events since the Islamic State's Erbil offensive have exposed the weakness of some Kurdish forces, while raising the profile of their cause. This article examines Iraqi and Syrian Kurdish groups' responses and analyses the potential future outcomes.

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