Roj Bash Kurdistan

Hey guys.
I could not really find "the right" forum for this topic, but I guess it is a kind of history.
I just Got my results back from 23andme where I scored:

97,7 Middle east
1,4% north Africa
0,8% Broadly middle eastern
0,2% East Asian and Native American
0,1% assigned

My haplogroup (MtDNA) is I1a and my Y-DNA is R-M269.

I tried on dodecad too where I got:

Population
East_European 4.70
West_European 7.76
Mediterranean 20.34
Neo_African -
West_Asian 38.87
South_Asian 11.10
Northeast_Asian 1.65
Southeast_Asian -
East_African 1.71
Southwest_Asian 13.84
Northwest_African -
Palaeo_African -

Can Anyone help me "translate this".
And can someone tell me how I can have over 900 European relatives, but according to 23andme Im not even 0,1% European?

And just add some more info plzz..
Are there any I1a or R-M269 on here?
Im a kurd from Konya in Turkey, and from what I have seen a lot of us have either R-M269 or I1.

0,2% East Asian and Native American

This one is very funny for a Kurd

And can someone tell me how I can have over 900 European relatives, but according to 23andme Im not even 0,1% European?

900 is not much, considering since our first ancestor homo sapiens sapiens in Africa, we have millions of ancestors.

Hey Piing.
May I ask why it is funny haha? Im not so experienced within the field of kurdish genetics.
And I have 1129 relatives in the 23andme system.
I share around 0.10-0.30 with a lot of the europeans (especially irish).

Eastern Asians ancestors is a possibility, as many invasions happened from Far East to West. But Native American makes me imagine a wedding between Sitting Bull and a Kurdish 'dîlber' lol.

Concerning European relatives, Crusaders might have made some babies in Anatolia.

Hi Mikail2730

I wonder how the average Kurdish DNA compares to Yazidi DNA