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Turkey continues killing of Kurds - PanARMENIAN.Net

22.12.11

Turkey continues killing of Kurds - PanARMENIAN.Net: PanARMENIAN.Net - Turkish troops have killed 21 Kurdish militants, including a regional commander, in southeastern Turkey during a large-scale operation now into its fifth day, security officials said on Wednesday, December 21.

The latest offensive comes after one of the deadliest summers in years for Turkish troops following an increase in attacks on security forces by Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) fighters in the mainly Kurdish southeast of the country.

The Turkish military launched the operation, involving some 3,000 Turkish troops backed by attack helicopters and warplanes, after identifying a group of around 30 PKK fighters on Goresi Mountain on the border of Elazig and Diyarbakir provinces.

On Monday, December 19, a senior military officer said 13 militants had been killed and five more wounded during the operation. On Dec. 20 security officials said the total number killed had risen to 21 and that the operation was still continuing.


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