MIT conducts operations against PKK targets in northern Syria and Iraq
Following the terrorist attack on the TUSAŞ campus in the Kahramankazan district, the MIT destroyed PKK/YPG terrorist organization targets in northern Syria and Iraq. Numerous strategic points, including energy infrastructure buildings, logistics centers, and ammunition depots belonging to the organization, were targeted.
The National Intelligence Organization (MIT) has destroyed PKK/YPG terrorist organization targets in northern Syria and Iraq.
Following the terrorist attack on the Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAŞ) campus in the Kahramankazan district, the MIT conducted operations against the PKK terrorist organization in northern Syria and Iraq.
During the operations, numerous strategic points, including energy infrastructure buildings, logistics centers, and ammunition depots belonging to the organization, were targeted.
It was emphasized that the MIT will continue its operations against the PKK/YPG terrorist organization without interruption until the planned objectives are achieved.
Yesterday, a terrorist attack was carried out by the PKK terrorist organization against TUSAŞ, located in the Kahramankazan district of Ankara. 5 people lost their lives, and 22 others were injured.
While the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the incident, authorities had previously announced that operations against the terrorist organization would be carried out.
News Source : 12punto
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