Kurdish rebel group PKK says it is withdrawing its fighters from Turkey to Iraq
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A militant Kurdish group has announced its withdrawal from Turkey to Iraq as part of a peace effort with Turkey. The Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, issued a statement on Sunday from northern Iraq. The group has been involved in a decades-long insurgency in Turkey, resulting in tens of thousands o…
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(Reuters) -The outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militant group said on Sunday it was withdrawing from Turkey as part of a disarmament process it is coordinating with the government, and pressed Ankara for concrete measures to move the process along.
A militant Kurdish group announced on Sunday that it is withdrawing its fighters from Turkey to Iraq as part of a peace effort with the Turkish government.
A militant Kurdish group has announced its withdrawal from Turkey to Iraq as part of a peace effort with Turkey. The Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, issued a statement on Sunday from northern Iraq. The group has been involved in a decades-long insurgency in Turkey, resulting in tens of thousands o…
The outlawed PKK militant group says it is withdrawing its forces from Turkey to northern Iraq amid an ongoing peace process. It called on Ankara to help it transit to "democratic politics" with concrete measures.
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