PKK facilities struck by MIT
The National Intelligence Organization (MIT) has destroyed nearly 50 facilities belonging to the PKK in the Syrian cities of Ayn al-Arab, Qamishli, and Amuda, including those housing high-ranking members of the organization.
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According to information obtained from security sources, MIT, which targets the operational capability and infrastructure of the terrorist organization PKK, determined that all materials used by the organization—from clothing to weapons, explosives, and daily living supplies—were produced in its facilities in Syria.
NEARLY 50 TARGETS HIT
Following this, MIT mobilized its field agents and determined that the PKK's military, economic, and logistical facilities were operating under the guise of civilian activities in the Qamishli, Amuda, and Ayn al-Arab regions of Syria.
Subsequently, location data for these facilities was transmitted to headquarters.
After determining the strategy and completing preparations, MIT pressed the button for the operation and destroyed all targeted infrastructure facilities belonging to the organization with precision strikes. Nearly 50 targets were hit in the operation.
MAXIMUM CARE TAKEN TO AVOID HARM TO CIVILIANS
Security sources stated that in the operations conducted by MIT, maximum care was taken to ensure that civilians and civilian residential buildings were not harmed.
Reporting that the targets, consisting of critical compounds, headquarters, and facilities that also housed high-ranking members of the organization, were successfully destroyed, security sources noted that MIT operations are aimed at eliminating threats to border security,