I like Turkey , I like the People , I love their food however their leader is despotic in his actions 

BM

These are wars without end , the Turks have the far more superior military but are unable to bring their power to bear on a group who know their terrain like the back of their hand , this is like so many counter insurgency wars going to go on and on until both sides agree to meet some of the terms of the other .

I am sure for Erdogan such killings he sees as an advantage and tool to allow him to continue this battle until the day comes (as they always do) that Erdogan is out of power and a new head see's advantage in peace rather than an endless conflict there is nothing to do

BM

It appears that the Turkish army messed up and in effort to pass the buck blamed the PKK 

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/turkey-botches-raid-blames-terrorists-attacks-domestic-critics-659008

Slighty off topic the Israeli security services have just busted a Turkish operation to supply illicit funds to Hamas , last month they interecepted $4 million in cash from Iran for weapon development 

BM

bml00 said:

...the Turks have the far more superior military but are unable to bring their power to bear on a group who know their terrain like the back of their hand...

Sounds like Vietnam.

Fighting in the desert is far more deadly than in the jungle 

Agree in general, but you don't need to spray agent orange all over the desert to prevent the enemy from hiding.

Desert fighting is the most deadly , in the jungle you can hide , in Costa Rica I saw the extent of knowledge the British and the Americans had of Jungle fighting they were invisible 

Jenifer (Zarknorph) said:

On its 106th anniversary, US President Joe Biden recognises the Armenian genocide, a historic declaration that triggers fierce rebuttals Turkey and potentially further damage ties between the NATO allies.

Good for him. Sadly my Gov has never done so. (And that's a criticism of both Labour and Tory Govs.)