Istanbul (NINA) - Turkish intelligence announced the killing of a female leader in the Kurdistan Workers' Party PKK in a security operation it carried out in northern Iraq.
Turkish intelligence stated in a media circular on Tuesday that the leader, Aisha Arslan, was in charge of the PKK in the Hakurk region in northern Iraq.
Turkish intelligence indicated that it tracked down Aisha Arslan, nicknamed “Takushin Carrot,” who joined the PKK in 2004 and was active within “YPG/PYD,” the Syrian arm of the PKK, during 2014, and was able to determine her whereabouts in the Hakurk region, where they succeeded in killing her. /End
ليصلك المزيد من الأخبار اشترك بقناتنا على التليغرام
Turkish intelligence stated in a media circular on Tuesday that the leader, Aisha Arslan, was in charge of the PKK in the Hakurk region in northern Iraq.
Turkish intelligence indicated that it tracked down Aisha Arslan, nicknamed “Takushin Carrot,” who joined the PKK in 2004 and was active within “YPG/PYD,” the Syrian arm of the PKK, during 2014, and was able to determine her whereabouts in the Hakurk region, where they succeeded in killing her. /End
ليصلك المزيد من الأخبار اشترك بقناتنا على التليغرام
