KURDISTAN
The Turkish state is pursuing a targeted policy of displacement in northern Iraq to permanently occupy KRI territories. Dozens of villages in northern Iraq have been forcibly evacuated to make way for the Turkish military.
Protests have been taking place in Siirt since the removal of the democratically elected co-mayors and appointment of a trustee in their place. People call on the government to reverse the decision.
HPG reported that guerrillas forces carried out dozens of actions in response to the Turkish operations and attacks in various parts of the Kurdistan territory during the month of January.
The YJA STAR and HPG guerrillas, along with the people, saluted the historic resistance carried out by the YPJ and YPG (People's Defence Units) fighters at the Tishrin Dam.
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Military operations in Kurdistan causing concerns
The increasingly ongoing military operations by the Turkish army in Kurdistan in recent days, which are being carried out despite the non-conflict environment going on for over 2 years, are causing concerns among the people of the region.
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HPG: Military activity continues increasingly
People's Defense Forces Press and Communication Centre (HPG-BIM) said in a written statement that the activity of the Turkish army at the border of Şırnak province continued increasingly with an intense bombardment.
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HPG: Military activities increased to critical level
People’s Defence Forces, HPG Press Office has issued a written statement saying that the increased activity of the Turkish army at the borders of Medya Defence Zones has reached the level of triggering a conflict.
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Operations continue in Sinjar
HPG Sinjar and YBŞ have issued a joint statement regarding the ongoing operations to liberate Sinjar, reporting that 3 ISIS gang members were killed in the clashes of the last 2 days.
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Explosion on culvert near Silvan dam
A culvert on the road leading to the Silvan dam was blown up last night by unidentified person/s. The culvert was damaged in the explosion after which Turkish soldiers launched an operation in the area.
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Controversial Dersim documents revealed
The pro-government Yeni Şafak newspaper has published a top secret intelligence document revealing that Mustafa Kemal (Atatürk) met Dersim leader Seyit Riza the night before he was executed, telling Riza he would be spared if he ‘begged pardon’.
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KCK: Let us enhance the struggle against attacks
KCK (Kurdistan Communities Union) Executive Council Co-Presidency has stated that the AKP government has put forward a new concept and policy regarding both the resolution and election process.
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Joint statement from YPG/YPJ and Burkan Al Firat
YPG/YPJ and Burkan Al Firat forces have issued a joint statement regarding the joint operation they are carrying out in the south of Kobanê, saying that the operations will continue until the whole region is cleansed of the ISIS gangs.
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Turkish state has persistently violated ceasefire
The Turkish state has persistently violated the "consolidated ceasefire’, which was declared at Newroz in 2013, carrying out 888 aerial reconnaissance sorties, 205 land operations and 331 tank and artillery attacks in the last 2 years.
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Operation against ISIS gangs south of Kirkuk
A large scale operation has been launched against ISIS gangs near the Daqoq town in Kirkuk city of South Kurdistan. Peshmerga are reported to be meters away from entering the village of Uzêriye held by ISIS.
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4 more villages liberated in Kobanê
4 more villages have been liberated within the scope of the operation called “Operation for Girik Martyrs”, launched yesterday jointly by the YPG/YPJ forces and Burkan Al-Firat fighters in the southern areas of Kobanê.
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Pain and happiness side by side in Kobanê
While the cleansing operations of the YPG/YPJ forces against the ISIS gangs continue in Kobanê canton, in the city itself life is returning to normal amongst the rubble.
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Vigil for justice in Roboski
The families of the civilians who were killed by aerial bombing by the Turkish air force in Roboski continue to demand justice.
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