Turkey: Diyabakir's Kurds fear a return to the "dark years" After three decades of fighting for self-rule, Turkey's Kurdish separatists seem as far away as ever from a final peace deal with Ankara after a fragile truce collapsed this weekend. With the peace process in tatters after a bombing blamed on Islamic State militants in a mainly Kurdish border town last week, that has triggered revenge attacks by Kurdish militants against Turkish security forces, some Kurds fear a return to the "dark years" of the 1990s. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES