Journalists in the Federated Kurdistan Region stated that the regional government and parliament should not remain silent against Turkey's attacks.
Turkey launched an attack on the city of Kobanê in Northern and Eastern Syria.
Speaking about the operation launched against the Federated Kurdistan Region, Peace activist Yannis Vasilis Yaylalı, said, "As someone who has fought against the PKK in the past, I know very well the strength and invincibility of the PKK. These attacks will be repelled."
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
Former Prime Minister of Iraq, Nuri al-Maliki, expressed his reaction to Turkey's cross-border attacks and said: "All the chips are down now."
Journalist Nihat Kaya, who stated that AKP-KDP took advantage of the void created in the 3rd World War and launched an attack across the border, said: "Kurds will either face a massacre or gain their own status."
Stating that the Iraqi Army's attacks on Shengal were provocative attempts, YBŞ pointed out that the attacks were linked to the attacks of the KDP and Turkey.
Turkey's attacks were protested with a mass march held in Slemani.
The Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which denied the statements of AKP's President Erdogan that Turkey is in cooperation with the Iraqi Government in the operation announced that they were not involved in any stage of the plan.
Masrour Barzani Prime Minister of the Federated Kurdistan Region admitted 3 days later that Turkey carried out attacks in areas under the control of the KDP.
Iraqi Parliamentarian Ahmed Musewi announced that the previous Iraqi Prime Minister Kazimi's government is a part of Turkey's project.
Masrour Barzani, Prime Minister of the Federated Kurdistan Region was protested by Kurdish youth in London.
Şenyaşar family recalled the words Erdoğan while he was the Prime Minister and said, "Where is the Prime Minister who took responsibility for the sheep caught by the wolf on the banks of the Tigris?"
Evaluating Turkey's operations against the Federated Kurdistan Region, PUK MP Zîkrî Zebarî said, "This attack is an attack against the Kurdish identity, not against the PKK."
Iraqi Hezbollah stated that Turkey launched an operation to control the oil in the region and called for action against it.