Turkish forces kill four PKK/YPG members in northern Iraq and Syria
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The Turkish Ministry of Defence announced that four PKK/YPG militants were killed in operations across northern Iraq and Syria.
In a statement, the ministry emphasized its commitment to countering terrorism, declaring: “There is no passage for terrorism and terrorists anywhere."
According to the statement, three militants were neutralized in the Euphrates Shield and Peace Spring operation areas in Syria, while one was neutralized in the Claw-Lock operation area in northern Iraq. The Ministry praised the efforts of the Turkish Armed Forces, noting, “The heroic struggle of the Turkish soldiers against terrorism and terrorists continues."
This operation is part of Türkiye’s ongoing efforts to secure its borders and combat PKK/YPG presence in the region. (ILKHA)
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