Türkiye's National Defence Ministry reports that the Turkish Armed Forces have neutralised 12 additional members of the PKK/YPG terror group in northwestern Syria
According to the Turkish National Defence Ministry, PKK terrorists in the Operation Euphrates Shield zone were "neutralised" after initiating a harassing fire.PKK/YPG terrorists hide out in northern Syria, near the Turkish border, where they plan and carry out attacks on both locals and nearby settlements in Türkiye. / Photo: AA
"Twelve PKK/YPG terrorists, who opened harassing fire on the Euphrates Shield zone, were neutralised in a successful operation," the ministry said in a statement on Sunday. PKK/YPG terrorists hide out in northern Syria, near the Turkish border, where they plan and carry out attacks on both locals and nearby settlements in Türkiye.
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