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26 Aug 2016

Eleven Turkish police killed in bombing blamed on PKK

The early morning blast almost completely destroyed the police headquarters in the southeastern town of Cizre, just north of the Syrian border and close to northwestern Iraq.

26 Aug 2016

Eight police killed in southeast Turkey car bomb attack: Report

Turkey sees the Kurdish Democratic Union Party and its People`s Protection Units militia as terror groups bent on carving out an autonomous region in Syria.

02 Mar 2016

Residents return to devastated Turkey town as curfew lifted

02 Mar 2016

Turkey rolls back curfew in mainly Kurdish town

Turkey is rolling back a 24-hour curfew imposed on the mainly Kurdish town of Cizre nearly three weeks after declaring the successful conclusion of military operations there.

01 Mar 2016

Turkey to partly lift curfew in Kurdish town

The Turkish authorities Tuesday announced the partial lifting of a curfew in a town in the country`s Kurdish-dominated southeast.

19 Dec 2015

70 killed in major anti-PKK operation in south-east Turkey

Seventy suspected members of the militant Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have been killed in a vast operation against the group in the mainly Kurdish southeast over the past four days, the army said today.

18 Dec 2015

62 Kurdish rebels killed in past 3 days in Turkey: Military

Turkey's security forces killed 62 Kurdish militants in three days of operations in two mainly-Kurdish towns near the border with Iraq, the military said on Friday.

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13 Sep 2015

Turkey imposes new curfew in Cizre: Governor

Turkish authorities on Sunday imposed a new curfew in the southeastern city of Cizre to arrest suspected Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants, just two days after lifting an identical order.

12 Sep 2015

Turkey restores access to Cizre after week-long curfew lifted

Turkey on Saturday restored free access to the southeastern city of Cizre after lifting a week-long curfew that had raised fears of a humanitarian crisis, an AFP correspondent reported.

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