More Than
600 People Arrested Since Friday
Turkey
has blocked a number of Kurdish and left-wing news websites as Turkish fighter
jets continued to bomb Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) headquarters in northern
Iraq, Hurriyet Daily News reported today. The blocked websites include Rudaw,
BasNews, DIHA, ANHA, daily Ozgur Gundem, Yuksekova Haber, Sendika.Org, and
RajNews.
Turkish airstrikes against PKK began on Saturday, breaking a 2.5-year truce between the Kurdish militants and Turkish military.
Turkish airstrikes against PKK began on Saturday, breaking a 2.5-year truce between the Kurdish militants and Turkish military.
Also, more
than 600 people have been detained by the police since launching a series
of raids against suspected PKK members and sympathizers in multiple provinces on 24 July.
Meanwhile,
users are experiencing difficulty accessing Twitter and Facebook since
yesterday, when the Turkish airstrikes against the Kurds began.
Iran should fully support the Kurdish cause.
ReplyDeleteNice one. Because Iran doesn't have a Kurdish problem itself!
DeletePKK is a terror organization like Taliban, IRA.
Deleteyou can make negitiation and agreement with them.
ISIS is a monster.
As Iranian , I say
Long Live PKK