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Ismail Besikci: The PKK aims to destroy KRG

In his latest statement, Turkish writer and researcher Ismail Bishkekchi said “the PKK aims to separate Sinjar from Iraqi Kurdistan.”…

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A senior KDP member: PKK-affiliated officials must leave Sinjar

A Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) senior member called for the expulsion of PKK-affiliated forces from Sinjar/Shengal city offices. Ali Khalil…

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The PKK earns huge money from drug distribution in Europe

Speaking in a video interview with a TRT-WORLD reporter in a cafe in central Germany, A German citizen, who does…

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A former member: “Having economic and family problems, I was deceived by PJAK”

In an interview, A. Mahmudi, a former PJAK member, codenamed as Awat, born on 01/05/1999 in a village of Chalderan…

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Omer Ozkizilcik: Fighting PKK finance most effective way to eradicate terrorism

In an interview on the PKK funding, Omer Ozkizilcik, a security expert at the SETA Institute in Turkey (a think…

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Tensions high, Iraqi Kurds want US troops on their border

According to Kurdish officials in Northern Iraq, US patrols on the Iraqi-Syrian border will control several actions, including the independent…

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Kurdish writer threatened with death by PKK

A Kurdish writer and researcher was threatened with death by the PKK for publishing criticizing literature on the PKK’s anti-Kurdish…

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Exclusive: Wide destruction of private property by PJAK, strange absence of Iranian government

PJAK sets fire people’s property. This sentence is a summary of the present report. The PJAK has damaged the property…

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Father of a child ‌ recruited by PKK: “My son was abducted and killed”

According to the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch (IKHRW), the presence of child soldiers in the PKK and its branches…

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Latest victim of PJAK terrorism: Seyran Abbasi, mother of two children

A documentary and convincing report by the Iranian Kurdistan Human Rights Watch (IKHRW) on the kidnapping, burying and killing a…

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