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The Turkish Defense Ministry confirmed the operation, stating that it targeted key PKK positions in an effort to dismantle the group's capabilities and reduce their operational reach.
Firefighters continue to battle wildfires in Turkey's western and northern provinces. Recent improvements in Izmir, where the blaze was initially intense, offer some relief.
The ongoing collaboration across these diverse sectors highlights the importance of the relationship in addressing both nations' priorities and challenges.
The wildfires have destroyed significant tracts of forestland, leading to the evacuation of several villages and disrupting local communities.
The Turkish Coast Guard rescued 46 migrants pushed back by Greek forces in the Aegean Sea, highlighting ongoing tensions and humanitarian concerns over illegal pushback practices at the EU's external borders.
The visit, scheduled to begin on August 20, 2024, marks a significant step in strengthening ties between the two neighboring nations.
Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz expressed confidence in Turkey's economic resilience, asserting that while growth may slow slightly, the country is not at risk of a hard landing. The government remains committed to balancing inflation control with continued economic expansion.
The findings, published on Wednesday, highlight the significant civilian toll of the prolonged conflict between Turkey and Kurdish militant groups.
The two countries share a significant border, which the PKK has historically exploited to launch attacks on Turkey. The ongoing talks are expected to focus on Turkey's efforts to eliminate the PKK's presence in northern Iraq, particularly in the mountainous regions controlled by the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG).
Turkey has called for the prosecution of Israeli leaders, condemning Israel's actions in Gaza as genocidal and supporting a legal case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
The meeting comes in response to the intensifying conflict between Turkey and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which has significantly impacted civilian life in northern Iraq.
The new Turkish customs regulations lower the tax-free threshold for online purchases to 30 euros and raise tax rates to 30% for EU goods and 60% for other international goods.
Türkiye urges global accountability for Gaza massacres, accusing Israel's supporters of complicity. Ankara backs South Africa's genocide case against Israel, stressing the need for international pressure.
"Türkiye is intensifying its collaboration with Iraq against the PKK, focusing on field operations and counter-terrorism measures,” said a Defense Ministry source
Türkiye has formally applied to join the ICJ’s genocide case against Israel, aiming to strengthen the prosecution and pressure the international community for action against Israel’s actions in Gaza.
Turkish FM Hakan Fidan warns that Israeli aggression in Gaza poses a severe threat to global stability, urging international action to prevent a broader crisis.