Allegation: A group of PKK terrorists crossed into Northern Iraq from the rural areas of 5 provinces with their weapons

New developments continue to unfold in the second reconciliation process, which is architected by MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli and referred to by the government as a "Terror-Free Turkey," involving the DEM Party and terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan.

The terrorist organization PKK recently announced that it had withdrawn from Turkey. According to a report by Sözcü, it is alleged that a group of PKK terrorists crossed the Turkish border into Northern Iraq last week with their weapons and equipment from the rural areas of Bitlis, Batman, Kars, Ağrı, and Van.

Leading the 25-person terrorist group was Müslüm Bayat, known as Devrim Palu, who is wanted on the Interior Ministry's red list with a 20 million lira bounty.

The transit route of the terrorists was listed as follows:

“Following the Sehi Forests in Bitlis, they passed through the Şeyh Cuma and Haçareş region to the Şirvan district of Siirt, and from there to Yassıdağ (Çırav) in the rural area of Eruh. They entered the borders of Şırnak via Yazlıca (Mount Herekol). They reached the Kato Altındağlar region by following Bestler-Dereler, Mergumari (Uğur Tepe), the Şehriban Valley, and Mount Yusuf Mahmut. The second group in the rural areas of Ağrı, Van, and Kars set out from the Azapşer Mountain in the Bahçesaray district of Van and crossed to the Faraşin Plateau in the rural area of Beytüşşebap. The two groups merged and entered Northern Iraq from the zero point of the border.”

News Source: 12punto