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Seven Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) fighters were killed by Turkish forces in the Artuklu district of the Mardin province, according to media reports.

Axar.az reports that seven Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) fighters were killed during a security operation carried out by Turkish forces in the southeastern province of Mardin, local media reported on Monday.
The clashes between Turkish servicemen and PKK fighters erupted on Sunday in the Artuklu district of the Mardin province, the Anadolu news agency reported citing the country’s General Staff.

The Turkish forces also managed to seize two M-16 and four AK-47 assault rifles, a gun, 30 clips and 10 hand grenades.

On the same day security forces also found an improvised explosive device in southeastern Diyarbakir province’s Hazro district while conducting a routine security check. The device was later destroyed by security forces.

Date
2017.04.10 / 22:29
Author
Axar.az
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