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Someone checked the Route and saw that this pipeline is not possible? As long as we do not see a "Partner" in the Islamic State (IS)...

Does anybody see something "difficult" in the route? Mossul yet is planned to be attacked and taken by the Kurds, Iraqi Military with heavy western Air Support (US + Europe + Australia/New Zealand and a few Oil producers), but right now the route would run through IS territory...... Mossul can not be taken because the Iraqi Army (no I'm no Kurd, Turkish guy or so, I just see facts) are not able to do real advances on their territory... while the Kurdish Forces fight much better but do get far less equipment and other support... they got the best troops, but even these are attacked by Russians/Syrian goverment, at least in the past...

However as long as IS owns Mossul this pipeline is not possible, and first offensive should be in late 2014, than in early 2015, and well yea, I would start to train another 50,000 kurdish fighters and give them their beloved old soviet weapons (that ones from the 80's for easy infantry fight are ok... AK-74, AKM, RPG-7 or RPG-22...and so on) ..... Kilon22 (talk) 09:15, 26 March 2016 (UTC)