What was found from terrorists in the Pençe-Kilit region is unbelievable: Items seized before they could abandon their weapons have now been announced

The Ministry of National Defense (MSB) reported that shelters and caves belonging to terrorist organizations are being destroyed one by one as part of the ongoing Operation Claw-Lock in northern Iraq. In a statement made on the ministry's official social media account, it was stated that the Turkish Armed Forces are continuing their search and clearance activities in the region without interruption.

STOCKPILE OF WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION FOUND IN CAVE

In the MSB's statement covering the period between July 5-7, it was announced that a large number of weapons, ammunition, and various living supplies were seized in a cave identified in the Operation Claw-Lock region.

The ministry also shared the details of the items seized in this shelter, which is assessed to belong to terrorists.

MSB RELEASED VIDEO: AMMUNITION COUNTED ONE BY ONE

In addition to the ministry's statement, a video was also shared featuring the ammunition seized during the operation. The footage included the detailed search conducted by soldiers in the cave and the identification of the weapons found, one by one. In the video, rocket launcher ammunition, hand grenades, light machine guns, materials used in the construction of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), and a large number of bullets drew attention.

Here are those weapons, ammunition, and living supplies:

53 AK-47 and M16A4 infantry rifles,

1 recoilless rifle,

5 DShK anti-aircraft guns,

▪️ 9 sniper rifles and 29 suppressors,

▪️ 1 M79 anti-tank weapon and 6 rounds of ammunition,

▪️ 1 LAW,

▪️ 7 wire-guided Konkurs anti-tank weapons,

▪️ 5 AT-4 anti-tank weapons,

▪️ 6 SA-7 air defense missiles,

▪️ 1 82 mm mortar and 14 rounds of ammunition,

▪️ 3 60 mm mortars and 9 rounds of ammunition,

▪️ 2 107 mm Katyusha weapons and 7 rounds of ammunition,

▪️ 3 40 mm 6-round grenade launchers and 66 rounds of ammunition,

▪️ 2 single-shot grenade launchers,

▪️ 1 M1 sniper rifle,

▪️ 6 Dragunov sniper rifles and 46 magazines,

▪️ 2 shotguns and 31 rounds of ammunition,

▪️ 1 Uzi submachine gun,

▪️ 10 RPG-7 rocket launchers,

▪️ 5 7.62 mm PKMS machine guns and 4 spare barrels,

▪️ 302 magazines,

▪️ 54 anti-personnel and 67 anti-tank rocket rounds,

▪️ 127 propellant charges,

▪️ 10,500 rounds of DShK anti-aircraft and small arms ammunition,

▪️ 26 offensive-type and 29 defensive-type hand grenades,

▪️ 43 smoke grenades,

▪️ 77 anti-personnel mines,

▪️ 100 kg of improvised explosive materials, battery blocks, and power units,

▪️ 2 telescopes,

▪️ 17 weapon-mounted optical sights,

▪️ 8 weapon-mounted thermal and 3 weapon-mounted night vision scopes,

▪️ 5 laser rangefinders,

▪️ 1 GPS,

▪️ 6 vehicle radios and their antennas,

▪️ 33 handheld radios,

▪️ 6 voice recording devices,

▪️ 1 DJI Mavic 3T drone,

▪️ 2 unusable DJI Phantom 4 drones,

▪️ 3 sets of model airplane wings,

▪️ 3 cameras,

▪️ 1 video camera and 9 tripods,

▪️ 7 fastlinks,

▪️ 1 projector,

▪️ 10 modems,

▪️ 6 media antennas of various types and sizes,

▪️ 2 thermal PTZ cameras,

▪️ 3 Dome PTZ cameras,

▪️ 4 IP cameras,

▪️ 11 stick cameras of various types,

▪️ 4 monitoring units with rearview mirror features,

▪️ 4 recording devices used in camera systems,

▪️ 5 microphone systems,

▪️ 3 microphones,

▪️ 2 pairs of headphones,

▪️ 3 speakers,

▪️ 5 hand dynamos used for electricity generation,

▪️ 14 telephones and 4 switchboards,

▪️ 4 printers,

▪️ 5 power supplies,

▪️ 4 monitors,

▪️ 3 keyboards,

▪️ 39 thermal umbrellas,

▪️ 11 snow umbrellas,

▪️ Miscellaneous living supplies.