Türkiye 'neutralizes' 16 PKK terrorists in northern Iraq, Syria
Terrorists targeted in northern Iraq's Harkuk, Operation Claw-Lock zones among other regions, says National Defense Ministry - Anadolu Agency
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Terrorists targeted in northern Iraq's Harkuk, Operation Claw-Lock zones among other regions, says National Defense Ministry - Anadolu Agency
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Should the Turkish government make good on its threats to launch yet another military incursion into northern Syria, it would lead to a sharp escalation in violence in a country afflicted by a more-than-decade-long brutal conflict. Not only would Turkey’s military incursion have significant immediate effects on civilians and combatants in Syria, but it could also reverberate further throughout the region and world.
Some 560,000 Syrian refugees in Turkey have returned to their country as part of deportation projects, many fleeing the harassment they were facing in the country.
At least 18 YPG/PKK and Daesh/ISIS terrorists were arrested by Turkish security forces in northern Syria, the Turkish Interior Ministry said on Sunday, according to Anadolu Agency. During an operation on Saturday in Al-Bab and Jarablus, security forces nabbed 13 Daesh/ISIS members