Kurdistan Liberation War (2016 - 2019)

The Kurdistan Liberation War, sometimes known as the Middle East Civil War, was a war fought between the Kurd Liberation Army, (formally known as the PKK) who were being supported by the United States of America, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Denmark and New Zealand (From 2016) Australia and Canada (From 2017) and Brazil, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania (From 2018), who were against Turkey, Syria (, Iran (2018-2019) and Iraq (2016-2017).

Conflict broke out after Kurdish terrorist, known as the PKK, started to be aided, financially, with food and with clothes. Some even went as far as too send military aid.

The unofficial Kurdish government declared war on Turkey and Iraq and they started operations the same day. Kurdistan defeated the relatively small force in Duhok capturing the small city. A second army also captured the even smaller city Zakho.

The third battle saw 355,000 Kurds fight 20,000 Iraqis and capture the areas around Zakho and Duhok and the extreme north-west of the country.

The Kurds swept through Iraq, taking Alqosh, Hatarah, Dêrelûk and Shelandiz, while a smaller force of about 50,000 failed to take Silopi and retreated to the Iraqi-Turkish border.

In one last desperate attempt by Iraq to keep out the Kurds from their capital, Mosul, 120,000 Iraqi's faced 105,000 Kurds, the Iraqian force did substantial damage, but they were unorganised and the Kurds well defended,