Search Syria Kurds in Turkey protection from the IS-extremists: More than 100,000 refugees have fled across the border. Now calls the Workers’ Party PKK for resistance against the terrorists.

“There is no limit in the resistance anymore,” says an appeal of the banned Kurdistan Workers’ Party, which is why a “mobilization” was necessary. The PKK has called on the Kurds in Turkey to fight the terror group “Islamic State” (IS) in neighboring Syria. Several Turkish newspapers report on the appeal.

The PKK representatives Dursun Kalkan shouted the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency in a Belgian TV stations all Kurds to join together. “The Kurdish youth, especially women, must confront these attacks,” Kalkan said. He accused Turkey of “collaboration” with the IS-extremists, because Ankara had territorial ambitions in Iraq and Syria.

Turkey had been retained in the fight against the jihadists. The IS-terrorists held in June in Iraq Mosul 46 Turkish diplomats and members hostage before letting them free on Saturday. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights IS extremists had begun on Thursday to take Kurdish villages in the Syrian-Turkish border.

The terrorist militia in the region around the town of Ain ​​al-Arab (Kurdish: Kobane) captured more than 60 villages, the Kurdish fighters she has now displaced. The extremists are now on three sides before Ain al-Arab, reported reporter. According to the Democratic Union Kurdish Party (PYD), the Syrian Kurds hold the city but still.

Appeal in Turkish media:More than 130,000 people have already fled to Turkey

In his advance with heavy weapons and thousands of fighters IS perpetrated by witness reports atrocities. So people had been executed to intimidate the other residents in the conquered villages.

According to UNHCR figures had fled from other parts of the country to Ain al-Arab because of civil war in Syria about 200,000 people. The city was thought to be relatively safe. Now threatened a flight of hundreds of thousands of people continue on the Turkish border, says the UN organization.

According to UN data fled since Friday some 100,000 Syrian Kurds across the border to Turkey for fear of attacks by the IS-terrorist group. Turkey itself speaks of more than 130,000 people. His country was prepared to take hundreds of thousands more refugees, the Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmuş said on Monday in Ankara.

The United Nations expected given the advance of the IS-terrorist militia in northern Syria, a massive influx of refugees into Turkey. Ankara had opened the border on Friday, after there had assembled for fear of IS-massacres in front of thousands.

Appeal in Turkish media:About 1.3 million civil war refugees from Syria

In the Syrian Kurdish areas Kurdish party PYD is leading the fight against the IS-militias. She is the sister party of the Syrian PKK. You already fighting in the north of Iraq on the part of the Kurdish peshmerga against the jihadists after the beginning of August Kurds from Iraq, Turkey and Syria launched a joint offensive against the extremists.

In Turkey hold after government data on already around 1.3 million civil war refugees from Syria. More 1.8 million mainly Iraqi refugees seek UN figures in the Kurdish autonomous region in northern Iraq refuge.

The IS-terrorist militia had begun in June, starting from Mosul to conquer parts of Iraq. In Syria, the jihadists control roughly two-thirds of the country. Their conquests has summarized the IS-militia in a self-proclaimed “Caliphate”.