Turkish military kills 12 PKK members in northern Iraq
The Turkish Ministry of Defense announced on [insert date] that twelve PKK militants were killed during Operation Claw-Lock in northern Iraq.
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In a statement released by the ministry, officials confirmed that the operation, which targets PKK militants in the region, successfully neutralized 12 individuals affiliated with the group.
The ongoing military campaign is part of Türkiye's broader effort to combat PKK forces, which Ankara designates as a terrorist organization.
Operation Claw-Lock is one of several operations launched by Türkiye in recent years to eliminate PKK strongholds in northern Iraq, where the group has maintained a presence. The Turkish government has emphasized its commitment to continuing these operations until the threat posed by the PKK is fully eradicated.
No additional details were provided about the specific location of the operation or the circumstances surrounding the clashes. The ministry reiterated its determination to protect Türkiye's national security and ensure stability in the region through continued military efforts against PKK forces. (ILKHA)
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