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The Kurds had U.S. support in Iraq to help them establish an independent state, but Kurds did not have this support in Turkey.
The Kurds had U.S. support in Iraq to help them establish an independent state, but Kurds did not have this support in Turkey.
The Kurds are self-governing in Iraq, but their cultural expressions are completely forbidden in Turkey.
The Kurds are self-governing in Iraq, but their cultural expressions are completely forbidden in Turkey.
The Kurds are a violently persecuted minority in Iraq, but Kurds have religious and cultural freedoms in Turkey.
The Kurds are a violently persecuted minority in Iraq, but Kurds have religious and cultural freedoms in Turkey.
Turkey and Iraq have agreed to establish an independent Kurdistan by 2025 if Iran, Armenia, and Syria will agree to its boundaries.
Turkey and Iraq have agreed to establish an independent Kurdistan by 2025 if Iran, Armenia, and Syria will agree to its boundaries.
The Kurds have some autonomy in the northern part of Iraq, but in Turkey even the use of the Kurdish language remains restricted.
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The option that accurately describes the challenges faced by Kurds in Turkey and Iraq is:
"The Kurds have some autonomy in the northern part of Iraq, but in Turkey even the use of the Kurdish language remains restricted."
This statement reflects the reality that Kurds in Iraq, particularly in the Kurdistan Region, have achieved a degree of autonomy and self-governance, whereas Kurds in Turkey face restrictions on their cultural expressions, including the use of their language.
