Turkey is taking steps to establish a 30 kilometer security zone south of its border with Syria against the threat posed by the PKK/YPG terror group, ...
The wise stance Turkey has displayed in that period has once again revealed the importance of the works and services we have introduced in our country over the past 20 years.” Drawing attention to Turkey’s success in dealing with global crises, President Erdoğan stressed: “As the global security and economy architecture is being reshaped, Turkey shows its difference and power in every area. Noting that the last consultation and assessment meeting was held in October 2019, followed by a mandatory break due to the pandemic, President Erdoğan said: “Thank Allah, we as the country and nation have overcome that difficult period with the least loss.
Turkey has already disrupted the “terrorist corridor” at its southern border with past military operations, and will improve security along that line with ...
Protesters “disrespected our sacred values”, Erdoğan said, referring to his nine-year-old claim that Gezi protesters had entered a mosque to drink beer inside, which he has never substantiated. Turkey considers all of the organisations to be terrorist, while many of its NATO allies support the YPG while banning the PKK. “We speak the language of our nation. There are terror supporters within the CHP, Erdoğan said. Turkey is preparing for a new incursion into northern Syria’s Manbij and Tel Rifaat towns, where U.S.-backed Syrian-Kurdish forces remain in control with support from Russia as per an agreement with the Syrian regime. “With Operation Claw-Lock we launched in April we have already disrupted the terrorist corridor attempted along our southern border,” Erdoğan said, referring to the Kurdish-controlled areas in north and east Syria. “We are meticulously working to complete the weaker parts of our security line with new operations, and to prepare our land, sea and air forces for any and all missions.”
Turkey has for weeks been threatening a military operation into Syria against the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which it considers a terrorist group.
Turkish forces are targeting the fighters of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which Ankara considers a terrorist group. Yesterday, Erdoğan reiterated his determination to form a 30km-deep 'security zone' in Syria, & confirmed Tel Rifaat & Manbij as the 2 targets of a coming ground invasion. We don't want to be disturbed in this security area," Turkish state news outlet Anadolu Agency reported Erdogan saying at a Justice and Development Party (AKP) meeting.