Turkish media reported, citing security sources, that the Turkish army intends to establish military bases in Syria as part of its alleged counter-terrorism efforts.
Recent reports from Iraqi and Turkish media indicate that the leadership of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has made a significant decision to dissolve the party, end the armed conflict, and lay down its weapons.
The MT Valpiave tanker transported an oil cargo from the Turkish port of Ceyhan, to the port of Haifa in northern occupied Palestine.
According to Hebrew media, Turkish government officials have sent messages to Israel, proposing the establishment of a coordination mechanism with the Israeli army, similar to the relationship between Moscow and Tel Aviv.
The TRANS SEA tanker, loaded with oil and chemicals, departed from Diliskelesi port in Turkey and made its way to Haifa port in occupied Palestine.
All evidence points to Turkey’s determination to completely eliminate the YPG and SDF in northern Syria. Now that its militants have gained control in the region, Turkey is steadfast in pursuing this goal.
The naval unit of the Yemeni army attacked and hit a Turkish bulk carrier Anadolu S affiliated with the Israeli regime with several anti-ship ballistic missiles in the Red Sea.
In response to the terror attack on Turkish aerospace company in Ankara, the Turkish army attacked PKK positions in northern Iraq and SDF bases in northern Syria.
An armed assault on the Turkish Aerospace Industries near Turkiye’s capital city Ankara has left five people killed and 22 others injured.
The Iraqi Army succeeded in intercepting and destroying a Turkish army drone over the city of Kirkuk by using the Arab country’s defense system.
Turkiye’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT) has assassinated a militant affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in northern Iraq.
Turkiye’s defense minister has put forward conditions for the withdrawal of Turkish military forces from Syrian soil as well as an end to the occupation of the Arab country.
