In response to the terror attack on Turkish aerospace company in Ankara, the Turkish army attacked PKK positions in northern Iraq and SDF bases in northern Syria.
An armed assault on the Turkish Aerospace Industries near Turkiye’s capital city Ankara has left five people killed and 22 others injured.
The Iraqi Army succeeded in intercepting and destroying a Turkish army drone over the city of Kirkuk by using the Arab country’s defense system.
Turkiye’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT) has assassinated a militant affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in northern Iraq.
Turkiye’s defense minister has put forward conditions for the withdrawal of Turkish military forces from Syrian soil as well as an end to the occupation of the Arab country.
The presidents of Turkiye and Syria are scheduled to meet until the end of August at the Kassab border crossing on the two countries’ shared borders.
Forces affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) have used drones to target Turkish army positions in northern Iraq.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced the imminent termination of the military operations of the Turkish armed forces against the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in Iraq and Syria.
In the last two days, there has been intense conflict in northern Syria between angry protestors and the Turkish military. This was sparked by the killing of several Syrian refugees in Kayseri, Turkey. The clashes have resulted in multiple casualties and injuries.
The government in Ankara has announced the severance of trade relations with the Israeli regime, but Azerbaijan’s oil continues to enter the Israeli-occupied territories through Turkiye.
Two weeks after the deadly terrorist attack near the Russian capital Moscow and allegations of terrorists being transferred through Turkiye to Russia, the Turkish government, under the orders of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, decided to cancel the visas for Tajik citizens.
At the end of a security meeting between the foreign and defense ministers of Turkiye as well as Iraqi officials, for the first time, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) group was mentioned as an illegal group whose military acts against Turkiye from Iraqi soil violate Iraqi laws.
