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Weapons given to Iraq are in the hands of PKK, Gul says Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 17 July 2007
Foreign Minister Abdullah Gül late Sunday said the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) terrorists are using weapons given to the Iraqi army by the United States and European countries.
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Iran opposes Turkish incursion into Iraq Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 17 July 2007
Iran expressed its unease with a possible cross-border operation into northern Iraq by the Turkish military, daily Milliyet reported yesterday. “A military operation will create new justification for the invaders and this could have very negative affects”, Isfendiar Rahim Mesai, the Iranian vice president said in an interview.
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Government discusses cross-border operations ahead of elections Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 10 July 2007
The government yesterday discussed whether to convene Parliament to authorize the military to conduct a cross-border operation before the elections, amid increased warnings against an incursion from the United States and Iraq. Condoleezza Rice, U.S. Secretary of State Friday called her Turkish counterpart Abdullah Gül to convince him that any unilateral action will frustrate Turkey's allies.
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Brown pledges support in fight against terrorism Print E-mail
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Saturday, 07 July 2007
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held a telephone conversation late Thursday with the new prime minister of Britain, Gordon Brown, reported the Anatolia news agency.
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US struggling with Turkish demands to counter PKK terrorists in Iraq Print E-mail
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Thursday, 05 July 2007
The United States needs to step up efforts to prevent Kurdish terrorists from conducting cross-border attacks on Turkey from Iraq, U.S. and Turkish officials said. The issue has taken on greater urgency as Kurdish terrorists have escalated attacks in Turkey and provoked Turkish threats to launch a military incursion into Iraq, a move that could have serious implications for U.S. efforts to stabilize Iraq.
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Three Turkish soldiers killed, eight injured in PKK clashes

21.11.2008 | Domestic - Popular Articles

Three Turkish soldiers were killed and eight others were injured Wednesday in clashes with PKK terrorists in eastern and southeastern provinces of Turkey.     Readmore

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Joint commission with Iraq against PKK signals a shift in Turkish policy

21.11.2008

A decision to establish a permanent commission in Baghdad to coordinate U.S., Turkish and Iraqi efforts to fight the terror organization, PKK, signals an important shift in Ankara's policy. Turkey…     Readmore

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Turkey, Kurdish administration in N.Iraq agree on PKK fight plan

13.11.2008

Turkey and the Kurdish regional administration in northern Iraq agreed on a strategic plan involving measures against the terror organization PKK, the organization's mouthpiece Firat News Agency reported on Thursday.     Readmore

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Iran kills PKK-linked terrorists

19.11.2008

Iran's security forces have killed several members of a group, which is the Iranian wing of the terror organization PKK, and arrested four in western Iran, Iranian media reported on…     Readmore

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The deep Kurdish divide between Turkey's PM and president

11.11.2008

The disagreement between Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and conservative pro-government Zaman daily's columnist Fehmi Koru came under the spotlight of the Turkish media at the weekend.     Readmore