The PKK terrorist organization is relocating its Qandil team from Syria to the Turkmeneli region in Iraq.

Axar.az reports that according to Turkish media, the move is part of a joint operation with the Iran-backed "Hashd al-Shaabi" group in Iraq.

The plan involves positioning the terrorist group along the Sinjar-Tal Afar-Kirkuk line. In the last 20 days, two secret meetings have been held between Iran and the PKK along the Kirkuk-Tal Afar line.

Ershad Salehi, the leader of the Iraqi Turkmen parliamentary group, stated that there has been increased activity along the Kirkuk-Mosul-Tal Afar line, and the Turkmeneli region is heading into a difficult period.

"Changes in Syria will deeply affect the balance. We have begun to see signs of this in our region. Iranian officials' threats and PKK settlement activities in Turkmeneli are becoming more apparent. To take revenge for Syria, they will stir chaos in Turkmeneli. Ankara must be aware of the threat. The game is large, and the danger level is high. The first target will be Turkmeneli."