Turkish Air Strikes Hit PKK Targets in Iraq Again After Ankara Attack
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey carried out air strikes against Kurdish militants in northern Iraq overnight, hitting dozens of targets for the second night in a row, the Defence Ministry said on Friday, after a gun attack that killed five people in Ankara.
PKK Claims Ankara Attack, Erdogan Says Perpetrators Infiltrated from Syria
The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) on Friday claimed responsibility for this week's attack on Turkish defense company TUSAS that killed five people in Ankara, it said in a statement. Two assailants - a man and a woman - carried out Wednesday's assault with automatic rifles and explosives on the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) in Ankara.
ISTANBUL: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan convened a high-level security meeting here regarding the terror attack ...
Turkey’s largest pro-Kurdish political party said on Friday that their headquarters in Ankara were attacked overnight.
While the Turkish ruling elites wanted to strengthen their hands and tighten their ranks in the face of the escalation of the ...
Turkey said it had proof that PKK militants were behind the deadly Ankara attack that claimed the lives of five people ...
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