“There will be no delay. The referendum [on independence] will take place on Sept. 25.” It was a clear message from Bayan Sami Rahman, the representative of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) [of Iraq] to the United States, during a panel discussion at the U.S. House of Representatives co-hosted by the London Center for Policy Research and Soran University.
Erbil (Arbil/Hewlêr), the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan (Photo
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I think Armenians need to get an independent Armenia in Syria and Iraq.
Since those countries use to be apart of Historical Armenia.
Plus they were injured killed and hurt by the wars their just like the Kurds.
I vote for independent Armenias in Syria and Iraq.