Turkey will clear PKK/PYD terror in Afrin
peaking in Elazig on Saturday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that Turkey’s military operation in Syria’s northern Idlib province will crush the PKK/PYD terror group in Afrin.
PKK/PYD torture in Manbij
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Reports emerged on Friday, 12 January, which confirmed that two citizens of Syria’s northern Manbij city were tortured and killed by the PKK/PYD terrorist organization.
Turkey’s Hunt for the PKK in post-referendum Iraq
This analysis will shed light on the post-referendum (and the post-Daesh) developments regarding Turkey’s hunt for the PKK, a terrorist organization that has been targeting Turkish security personnel and civilians for about four decades.
Divestment of weapons sent to PKK/PYD in sight
To the question whether the weapons once distributed to the PKK/PYD will be taken back again, Col.
No arms to PKK/PYD: Turkey awaits US to keep its word
Ahead of his visit to the UK, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirm said on Sunday that the US must “immediately” stop supporting the PKK/PYD terrorist group.
PKK/PYD preventing Syrian Kurds to return home
As a military wing of the PKK/PYD terror group, it is potentially a threat to every community, including the one it claims to represent – the Kurds.
PKK/PYD provided with 120 armored vehicles by US
The PKK/PYD needs to use the Aleppo corridor controlled by the Bashar al-Assad regime and Iran-backed groups for delivering the vehicles.
US remains silent on Deash-PKK/PYD deal in Raqqa
n Monday the BBC reported that a deal which allowed 350 Daesh fighters and more than 4,000 of their family members to leave Raqqa was made between Daesh and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a US-backed force largely comprised of PKK/PYD terrorists.
Turkey’s threefold fight against FETO, DAESH, and the PKK continues
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According to a statement issued by the Interior Ministry on Monday, Turkish security forces killed, captured or detained 44 PKK terrorists last week in nationwide operations.
Pro-PKK rally in Cologne: Ankara summons German envoy
he PKK rally in Cologne, Germany, on September 16 raised questions once again on Germany’s democratic standards and commitment to bilateral relations with Turkey.
The PKK’s Child Soldiers
The PKK is no exception and like many other armed groups in the world, the PKK is also using children in its terror campaign.
Questions Remain Unanswered as the PKK Enjoys Full Freedom in Europe
In this past three months, I had the opportunity to directly witness the freedom PKK members and their supporters enjoy here in Belgium, especially at the European institutions in Brussels.
Can the PKK be Viewed as a Gender Liberator?
Rod Nordland of the New York Times recently wrote a piece on the PKK for the daily paper, where he argued that the PKK has “long made women’s rights a centerpiece of its political platform.
Perils of the PKK’s Arms: The MANPADS Challenge
urkey’s fight against PKK terrorism dates back to early 1980s, and since that time, despite suffering from various unpleasant experiences, the Turkish military has made considerable progress towards enhancing skills, knowledge and expertise in many areas in dealing with counter-terrorism operations.
The Vicious Cycle of Increasing PKK Terror and Hardening Security Policies in Turkey
Turkey is facing another round of escalation of terrorism and hardening counter-terrorism policy in its struggle against the PKK.
PKK Setback in Nusaybin
The PKK terrorists chose to surrender on mass to Turkish Security Forces following the long-running urban lawlessness in Nusaybin/Mardin.
The Rise of Secular Radicalization and the PKK
Ongoing practices of radicalization in Turkey, such as the PKK, which promote terror and violent extremism, may set a helpful example to understand the secular trait of radicalization as well.
PKK’s Syria Branch PYD: A Violent Non-State Actor and its Controversial Legitimacy
ounded by the PKK terrorist organization in 2003, PYD developed into a critical actor in Syria after 2011.
How the PKK Declined Peace Opportunities since Abdallah Ocalan’s 2013 Call
he PKK leader calling his terrorist organization twice to leave Turkey or leave armed engagement did not find a response by the KCK and Turkey witnessed thousands of terrorists attacks during the cease-fire period that began in 2013.
How the PKK Declined Peace Opportunities since Abdallah Ocalan’s 2013 Call
he PKK leader calling his terrorist organization twice to leave Turkey or leave armed engagement did not find a response by the KCK and Turkey witnessed thousands of terrorists attacks during the cease-fire period that began in 2013.
