Turkish Warplanes Bomb Kurdish PKK -- Wall Street Journal
Strikes Jeopardize On-Going Peace Talks to End Insurgency in Turkey
ISTANBUL—Turkey’s warplanes and artillery repeatedly bombed camps of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party in the country’s southeast on Monday, marking the military’s first significant offensive against the PKK since peace talks started two years ago.
Attacks in the Hakkari province, on Turkey’s borders with Iran and Iraq, came in retaliation to repeated PKK harassment of military outposts, which have been drawing fire since Saturday, according to Turkey’s privately owned Dogan news agency.
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