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#BREAKING Turkish army bombing & directly shelling civilian’s houses in Kurdish Şırnak Province (Shirnak) In southeastern Turkey right now -Many civilians were killed 4-4-2016
It's not just that they're shelling civilian houses.
Note : At the very beginning and 15 seconds from the end, you'll notice a cloud of yellow smoke from one of the shells. The one at the beginning could be dust. The one at the end, though- not a chance. As many civilians have been killed its looks like they used chemical bomb
- published: 04 Apr 2016
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Mass anti-government protests in the Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province. November 29, 2015.
Турция: Массовые курдские антиправительственные протесты в городе Джизре, провинция Ширнак. 29 ноября 2015.
Türkiye: Cizre halkı Tahir Elçi için ayağa kalktı. 29 Kasım 2015.
- published: 30 Nov 2015
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SIRNAK, TURKEY - DECEMBER 17: Flames are seen after the PKK terrorists set the roof of Resha Medical Vocational high school alight during an anti-terror operation in the Cizre district of Sirnak, southeastern province of Turkey on December 17, 2015. . Read More : http://news.videonews.us
- published: 17 Dec 2015
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The Sirnak governorate has said in a statement that 747 members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered between 2013 and 2015
Seven members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered to the Turkish security forces in the southeastern Turkish province of Sirnak, the Sirnak governorate said in a statement Saturday.
According to the statement, a total of 747 members of the group surrendered to Turkish authorities between March 21, 2013 and June 13, 2015.
Turkey as well as the U.S. and the European Union list the PKK as a terrorist group.
- published: 14 Jun 2015
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A member of the Turkish security forces was killed in an attack by the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, in southeastern Turkey. Authorities say PKK militants attacked a military base in Sirnak province on Tuesday. The killing comes after four Turkish police officers were killed and another seriously injured in a landmine attack by PKK militants Monday.
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- published: 11 Aug 2015
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SHOTLIST
Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey
1. ++MOBILE PHONE VIDEO++ Various of mountains UPSOUND: gunfire
Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey
2. Wide of mountains, soldier at position
3. Various of soldiers at positions
4. Various of soldier walking
5. Various of group of soldiers
6. Various of ambulance arrive to pick up bodies
7. Goats crossing the road, military vehicle in the background
Istanbul
8. Mid shot of hundreds of demonstrators in Taksim Square carrying a huge Turkish flag
9. Mid shot of demonstrators holding Turkish flags and banner with portrait of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Republic of Turkey
10. Woman walking along arm in arm with young boy, carrying a photograph of soldier, she wipes tear from her cheek
11. Various of demonstrators waving Turkish flags and chanting slogans
Istanbul
12. Protesters chanting "Don't Stay Silent or It is going to backfire on you!"
13. One man chanting "We are all soldiers, we die for our cause!"
14. Demonstrators carrying a large flag and chanting "May the hand that reaches our soldier be broken!"
15. Riot police on guard
16. Protester in the crowd holding a placard that reads "I am a Kurdish Turk but down with PKK!"
17. Protesters marching through the crowd and chanting "Soldiers Don't Die, Our Land Won't Be Divided"
18. Crowd marching carrying flags, flowers, whistling
19. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Seyfettin Getinkaya, Protester, Vox pop:
"They released our eight soldiers today but how come they didn't release them before? Because our president is going to meet with (US President George W.) Bush tomorrow? They want to use this as a trump card! Because America made a deal, they released our soldiers."
20. Protesters placing a wreath at Ataturk statue in Taksim Square
STORYLINE
Even as news of the release by Kurdish rebels of eight Turkish soldiers spread, skirmishes between the two sides continued near the border with Iraq, and protesters took to the streets in Istanbul waving Turkish flags and chanting anti-PKK slogans.
Two Kurdish rebels and a government-paid village guard killed in the town of Idil, in the border province of Sirnak, according to state-run Anatolia news agency.
The eight soldiers were released on Sunday, a day before the Turkish prime minister holds a meeting with U.S. President George W. Bush that is expected to play a pivotal role in whether Turkey launches attacks on guerrilla bases in northern Iraq.
Though rebel leaders said the move was meant as an olive branch, experts said it seemed unlikely to soften Turkish demands for tough action against the rebels of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the PKK, which has killed more than 40 Turks in cross-border raids in the past month.
Turkey has ruled out talks with the PKK, and has dismissed past overtures by the rebels as attempts to improve their image or undercut Turkish military and political pressure.
Still, the soldiers' plight has featured daily in Turkish newspapers, and their release removes one of the hot-button issues that has been putting domestic pressure on Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to launch a cross-border operation against the rebel bases in northern Iraq.
And the timing - on the eve of Erdogan's meeting with Bush in Washington - was no accident.
Northern Iraq-based PKK commander Murat Karayilan told the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency the rebels released the soldiers to make clear that they want to solve the Kurdish problem with peaceful means and methods.
In Istanbul, hundreds of demonstrators made their way through the central Taksim Square waving Turkish flags and chanting slogans like "We are all soldiers, we die for our cause!" and "May the hand that reaches our soldier be broken!."
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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SHOTLIST
1. Various of people gathering for demonstration
2. Close of people holding up their fingers in the victory sign next to poster of Abdullah Ocalan, founding leader of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK)
3. Wide of crowd UPSOUND: crowd chanting "Ocalan"
4. Woman holding poster of Ocalan
5. Demonstrators holding up Ocalan posters
6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Vox Pop, masked demonstrator, Name not given:
"This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture. Our leader is Ocalan, we will turn the world into hell for them if they don't free Ocalan."
7. Child waving scarf with PKK colours
8. Close of masked woman
9. Wide of crowd leaving gathering area
10. SOUNDBITE (Kurdish) Vox Pop, demonstrator, Name not given:
"Thousands of people gathered here to go to the operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom. Thousands of youngsters got killed, we are going there to be human shields."
11. Wide of crowd applauding
12. Mid shot of demonstrators UPSOUND: chanting "Erdogan is a Murderer"
13. Man in crowd holding up poster of Ocalan
14. Wide of crowd
STORYLINE
About two thousand demonstrators gathered in Diyarbakir, on Tuesday, to show their support for the 150 people travelling to act as human shield in the border province of Sirnak where the Turkish military is conducting air raids against Kurdish rebels.
The demonstrators chanted slogans calling for an end to Turkey's military air raids on Kurdish areas along the Turkish-Iraqi border.
"This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture," said one masked demonstrator.
"Thousands of people gathered here to go to the operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom," another demonstrator said.
The human shields "gathered here to go to operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom," another demonstrator said.
The demonstrators also called for the release of Kurdish rebel leader and Kurdistan Worker's Party, or PKK, founder Abdullah Ocalan.
On Monday, Turkish fighter jets bombed suspected Kurdish rebel hideouts in northern Iraq, a senior Kurdish official said. No casualties were reported.
The Turkish bombing raid lasted one hour early on Monday, in an area inside Iraq along the country's northern border with Turkey, said Jabbar Yawar, an undersecretary for the ministry governing Kurdish protection forces known as peshmerga.
The area includes the towns of Khnera, Khwakurd and Sidakan in Irbil province, he said.
Yawar said there were no civilian or peshmerga casualties in the mostly abandoned area.
Turkey has frequently targeted members of the PKK, in cross-border raids into Iraqi territory, where thousands of the rebels are based.
The PKK reportedly uses its strongholds in northern Iraq for cross-border strikes into Turkey.
Since December 16, the Turkish military has confirmed four cross-border aerial raids into Iraq. Iraqi Kurdish officials, however, have reported other air strikes by Turkish jets, but those have never been confirmed by Turkey.
Turkey's military says the raids have inflicted heavy losses on the PKK, killing as many as 175 rebels and destroying command and logistic centres, shelters, and ammunition depots.
The rebel group is believed to have a large base in Khnera, where Turkish planes struck on Monday. It was unclear whether the base was damaged.
On Sunday, Turkish troops killed 10 separatist Kurdish rebels in clashes in southeastern Turkey, according to a Turkish military official.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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At least five members of the Turkish security forces have been killed in attacks in the country's south-east and Istanbul.
Four police officers were killed by a bomb on a road in Sirnak province and shortly after, gunmen opened fire on a military helicopter, killing a soldier.
Tension between the Turkish government and Kurdish militants has been rising.
One of the Istanbul attacks, on the US consulate, was carried out by two women and linked to a far-left group.
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- published: 10 Aug 2015
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SHOTLIST
Sirnak Province
1. Various of artillery set up
Gurumlu village, Sirnak Province
2. Various of protestors marching and waving Turkish flags
3. Close of woman standing in doorway watching demonstration
4. Mid shot of demonstrators, tilt up to close of flag
5. Children chanting in demonstration
6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) No Name Given, demonstrator, Vox Pop:
"We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people. We will fight against them (PKK)."
7. Various of villagers holding Turkish flags, next to a grave of soldier killed in clashes with PKK rebels in 2005
8. Wide of demonstrators waving huge Turkish flag
Istanbul
9. Wide of demonstrators marching carrying a banner Turkey Youth Union (TGB) banner
10. Various of student demonstrators marching
11. Demonstrators marching and waving Turkish flags
12. Wide pan of demonstrators matching along street alongside Bosphorus
13. Demonstrators marching
14. Various of demonstrators outside palace where Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, died
15. Mid shot of students holding Turkish flag in front of guard at palace entrance
16. Various of demonstrators marching
17. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Vox Pop, Student Demonstrator, No Name Given:
"We're still waiting for orders from the United States. Some are still making telephone calls, some will carry on having meetings in November. These things are all wrong. Turkey is alone and no one is aware of it. The struggle is ours alone. We've done it and we can do it again even more powerfully."
18. Various of demonstrators
19. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Vox Pop, Student Demonstrator, No Name Given:
"The country has had enough. We've run out of patience. What should be done is that we should carry out the law passed by parliament (authorising cross border military action). We need to prove to the world, especially the US that we are a free country."
20. Various of demonstration
STORYLINE
Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, one day after Ankara warned it will decide whether to cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants regardless of US objections.
AP Television on Friday filmed Turkish artillery set up in the country's southeastern Sirnak Province.
Meanwhile, residents of Gurumlu Village near the border with northern Iraq, held a demonstration against the recent attacks by Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK rebels on Turkish soldiers.
"We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people," a Kurdish Turk told AP Television.
In Istanbul, thousands of students took to the streets to protest against the attacks which left up to 30 soldiers dead in the past two weeks, officials said.
Students marched through the country's largest city, waving Turkish flags and calling for government action against the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
The protest came a day after the Turkish military said on its Web site that more than 30 rebels were killed.
The rebels denied any casualties, calling the military statement a lie, the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency said.
An Iraqi delegation held talks with Turkish officials on Friday to deal with a growing crisis over Iraq-based Kurdish rebels, even as Turkish war planes and Cobra helicopters reportedly bombed separatist hideouts in the border region inside Turkey.
State-run Anatolia news agency said the aircraft attacked suspected rebel positions that were detected during reconnaissance flights.
There were no reports of guerrilla casualties.
Turkish officials have been frustrated by the failure of both US forces in Iraq and Iraqi forces to stop the Kurdish rebel attacks, which have claimed 42 lives in Turkey this month alone.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Six members of the security forces have been killed in a series of attacks in Turkey amid rising tension between the government and Kurdish militants.
https://youtu.be/ikT4wmUOkNE
n south-eastern Sirnak province, four police officers were killed by a roadside bomb and a soldier died when gunmen fired on a military helicopter.
In Istanbul, a police officer was killed in clashes after a car bombing.
Meanwhile, the city's US consulate was attacked by two assailants. A leftist group said it carried out that attack.
The outlawed Revolutionary People's Liberation Army Front (DHKP-C) made the claim in a statement on its website, which described the US as the "chief enemy of people in the Middle East and in the world".
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- published: 10 Aug 2015
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SHOTLIST
Sirnak Province
1. Various shots of helicopters in air
2. Various of troops securing the roads near border area
3. Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC)
4. Close of driver of APC
6. Troops securing roads
7. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Soldier, Name not given:
"Mothers won't cry any more. We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs."
8. Close of soldier
9. Various of patrol
10. Various of soldiers getting back in APC, and leaving
Diyarbakir
11. Wide of military helicopters on tarmac
12. Wide of tanks
13. Wide of military helicopter landing
14. Wide of four tanks lined up along street
15. Wide of military helicopter taking off
STORYLINE
Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, just one day after Ankara warned it will decide whether to cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants, regardless of US objections.
AP Television filmed soldiers on foot patrols in Sirnak, near the border, sweeping for mines and securing the roads as military helicopters flew overhead.
In Diyarbakir, AP Television filmed military helicopters taking off and landing at the Air Base in the country's southeast. Tanks and military vehicles lined up in streets surrounding the base.
The Bush administration is urging Turkey not to launch an incursion that would destabilise Iraq's autonomous Kurdish north, Iraq's most stable region.
Top Iraqi officials arrived in Turkey, on Thursday, as part of frantic efforts to persuade it not to send troops over the border, and the US ambassador to Iraq sent American diplomats to join the delegation.
But Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the US desire to protect the north would not hinder Turkey's fight against militants from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
One soldier in Sirnak Province told AP Television on Friday: "We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs," he said.
Militants use mountain bases in Iraq to rest, train and receive supplies in relative safety before returning to Turkey to carry out attacks against government forces in the heavily Kurdish southeast of the country.
The Iraqi government has promised to shut down offices used by rebels. But Turkey wants Iraq and the US to destroy their main bases and extradite the rebel leadership to Turkey.
Turkey has called for both an incursion and economic measures against northern Iraq if its demands are not met. The self-ruling Kurdish administration in Iraq's landlocked north relies heavily on Turkish investment and fuel imports.
Turkey still seems willing to refrain from a major cross-border action until at least early next month, when it is scheduled to host foreign ministers in Istanbul to discuss Iraq.
However, Turkey's military and civilian leaders are facing growing demands at home to launch an offensive.
Turkish troops have killed hundreds of Kurdish rebels since 1 January, the state-run Anatolia news agency said, citing military sources.
It did not say how many Turkish soldiers have died, but about 30 troops have been killed this month alone.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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The Şırnak Province (Kurdish: Parêzgeha Şirnexê,Turkish: Şırnak ili ) is a Turkish province in southeastern Anatolia. It has a population of 430,109 (2010 est). The population was 353,197 in 2000.
Şırnak Province has some mountainous regions in the west and the south, but the majority of the province consists of plateaus, resulting from the many rivers that cross it. These include the Tigris, and its tributaries Hezil and Kızılsu, and also Çağlayan. The most important mountains are the Cudi (2089 m), the Gabar, the Namaz and the Altın. In some sources[who?], Cudi is cited as the site where Noah's Ark finally reached dry land.
Şırnak province is divided into 7 districts (capital district in bold):
Coordinates: 37°26′58″N 42°34′28″E / 37.44944°N 42.57444°E / 37.44944; 42.57444
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Şırnak (Kurdish: Shernakh or Şernex) is a town in southeastern Turkey. It is the capital of Şırnak Province, a new province that split from the Hakkari province. The Habur border gate with Iraq which is one of Turkey's main links to Middle Eastern countries is also on Şırnak.
It is believed that the settlement was originally called "Sehr-i Nuh" (the city of Noah) since it was near Cudi Mountain where Noah's Ark finally landed after the Flood. The original name later transformed into "Sernah".[citation needed]
During the Guti Empire's reign in the region, a special inscription style called "civi zend" was invented. Mount Cudi, surrounded by other mountains to the east and northeast and plains to the west and southwest has a unique place in history. It is the mountain on which Noah's Ark is believed to have landed. One of its peaks, at over 2000 meters, is "Noah's Visit" (some Islamic scholars argue that Noah landed on Cudi mountain).
Other historical assets of Şırnak include a rock carving from the Assyrians describing a figure on horseback (in Meseici village near Kasrik Pass); other rock carvings dating back to the Neolithic Age which corresponds to 7000 BC (in Beytüşşebap); fortresses of Kale, Meme Kale and Kaletivuru; bridges of the Kasrik Pass which reflect the art stone working in the time of Seljuks; and Virgin Mary Church in Cizre (not to be confused with the one in Ephesus).
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1:43Turkish army bombing kurdish Şırnak Province , many killed 4-4-2016
Turkish army bombing kurdish Şırnak Province , many killed 4-4-2016Turkish army bombing kurdish Şırnak Province , many killed 4-4-2016
#BREAKING Turkish army bombing & directly shelling civilian’s houses in Kurdish Şırnak Province (Shirnak) In southeastern Turkey right now -Many civilians were killed 4-4-2016 It's not just that they're shelling civilian houses. Note : At the very beginning and 15 seconds from the end, you'll notice a cloud of yellow smoke from one of the shells. The one at the beginning could be dust. The one at the end, though- not a chance. As many civilians have been killed its looks like they used chemical bomb -
3:04Turkey: Mass anti-government protests in Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province
Turkey: Mass anti-government protests in Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak ProvinceTurkey: Mass anti-government protests in Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province
Mass anti-government protests in the Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province. November 29, 2015. Турция: Массовые курдские антиправительственные протесты в городе Джизре, провинция Ширнак. 29 ноября 2015. Türkiye: Cizre halkı Tahir Elçi için ayağa kalktı. 29 Kasım 2015. -
1:24Anti terror operation in Turkey's southeastern province Sirnak
Anti terror operation in Turkey's southeastern province SirnakAnti terror operation in Turkey's southeastern province Sirnak
SIRNAK, TURKEY - DECEMBER 17: Flames are seen after the PKK terrorists set the roof of Resha Medical Vocational high school alight during an anti-terror operation in the Cizre district of Sirnak, southeastern province of Turkey on December 17, 2015. . Read More : http://news.videonews.us -
0:46Turkey: Seven PKK members surrender in Sirnak province
Turkey: Seven PKK members surrender in Sirnak provinceTurkey: Seven PKK members surrender in Sirnak province
The Sirnak governorate has said in a statement that 747 members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered between 2013 and 2015 Seven members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered to the Turkish security forces in the southeastern Turkish province of Sirnak, the Sirnak governorate said in a statement Saturday. According to the statement, a total of 747 members of the group surrendered to Turkish authorities between March 21, 2013 and June 13, 2015. Turkey as well as the U.S. and the European Union list the PKK as a terrorist group. -
0:22Turkish soldier killed in PKK attack in Sirnak
Turkish soldier killed in PKK attack in SirnakTurkish soldier killed in PKK attack in Sirnak
A member of the Turkish security forces was killed in an attack by the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, in southeastern Turkey. Authorities say PKK militants attacked a military base in Sirnak province on Tuesday. The killing comes after four Turkish police officers were killed and another seriously injured in a landmine attack by PKK militants Monday. Subscribe to us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CCTVNEWSbeijing Download for IOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cctvnews-app/id922456579?l=zh&ls;=1&mt;=8 Download for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.imib.cctv Follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cctvnewschina Twitter: https://twitter.com/CCTVNEWS Google+: https://plus.google.com/+CCTVNEWSbeijing Tumblr: http://cctvnews.tumblr.com/ Weibo: http://weibo.com/cctvnewsbeijing -
3:48Tension at border, anti-PKK demo in Istanbul
Tension at border, anti-PKK demo in IstanbulTension at border, anti-PKK demo in Istanbul
SHOTLIST Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey 1. ++MOBILE PHONE VIDEO++ Various of mountains UPSOUND: gunfire Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey 2. Wide of mountains, soldier at position 3. Various of soldiers at positions 4. Various of soldier walking 5. Various of group of soldiers 6. Various of ambulance arrive to pick up bodies 7. Goats crossing the road, military vehicle in the background Istanbul 8. Mid shot of hundreds of demonstrators in Taksim Square carrying a huge Turkish flag 9. Mid shot of demonstrators holding Turkish flags and banner with portrait of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Republic of Turkey 10. Woman walking along arm in arm with young boy, carrying a photograph of soldier, she wipes tear from her cheek 11. Various of demonstrators waving Turkish flags and chanting slogans Istanbul 12. Protesters chanting "Don't Stay Silent or It is going to backfire on you!" 13. One man chanting "We are all soldiers, we die for our cause!" 14. Demonstrators carrying a large flag and chanting "May the hand that reaches our soldier be broken!" 15. Riot police on guard 16. Protester in the crowd holding a placard that reads "I am a Kurdish Turk but down with PKK!" 17. Protesters marching through the crowd and chanting "Soldiers Don't Die, Our Land Won't Be Divided" 18. Crowd marching carrying flags, flowers, whistling 19. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Seyfettin Getinkaya, Protester, Vox pop: "They released our eight soldiers today but how come they didn't release them before? Because our president is going to meet with (US President George W.) Bush tomorrow? They want to use this as a trump card! Because America made a deal, they released our soldiers." 20. Protesters placing a wreath at Ataturk statue in Taksim Square STORYLINE Even as news of the release by Kurdish rebels of eight Turkish soldiers spread, skirmishes between the two sides continued near the border with Iraq, and protesters took to the streets in Istanbul waving Turkish flags and chanting anti-PKK slogans. Two Kurdish rebels and a government-paid village guard killed in the town of Idil, in the border province of Sirnak, according to state-run Anatolia news agency. The eight soldiers were released on Sunday, a day before the Turkish prime minister holds a meeting with U.S. President George W. Bush that is expected to play a pivotal role in whether Turkey launches attacks on guerrilla bases in northern Iraq. Though rebel leaders said the move was meant as an olive branch, experts said it seemed unlikely to soften Turkish demands for tough action against the rebels of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the PKK, which has killed more than 40 Turks in cross-border raids in the past month. Turkey has ruled out talks with the PKK, and has dismissed past overtures by the rebels as attempts to improve their image or undercut Turkish military and political pressure. Still, the soldiers' plight has featured daily in Turkish newspapers, and their release removes one of the hot-button issues that has been putting domestic pressure on Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to launch a cross-border operation against the rebel bases in northern Iraq. And the timing - on the eve of Erdogan's meeting with Bush in Washington - was no accident. Northern Iraq-based PKK commander Murat Karayilan told the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency the rebels released the soldiers to make clear that they want to solve the Kurdish problem with peaceful means and methods. In Istanbul, hundreds of demonstrators made their way through the central Taksim Square waving Turkish flags and chanting slogans like "We are all soldiers, we die for our cause!" and "May the hand that reaches our soldier be broken!." You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c83d9985af9f924d56b19982bc714530 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:53Demonstration in support of those travelling to border province of Sirnak
Demonstration in support of those travelling to border province of SirnakDemonstration in support of those travelling to border province of Sirnak
SHOTLIST 1. Various of people gathering for demonstration 2. Close of people holding up their fingers in the victory sign next to poster of Abdullah Ocalan, founding leader of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) 3. Wide of crowd UPSOUND: crowd chanting "Ocalan" 4. Woman holding poster of Ocalan 5. Demonstrators holding up Ocalan posters 6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Vox Pop, masked demonstrator, Name not given: "This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture. Our leader is Ocalan, we will turn the world into hell for them if they don't free Ocalan." 7. Child waving scarf with PKK colours 8. Close of masked woman 9. Wide of crowd leaving gathering area 10. SOUNDBITE (Kurdish) Vox Pop, demonstrator, Name not given: "Thousands of people gathered here to go to the operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom. Thousands of youngsters got killed, we are going there to be human shields." 11. Wide of crowd applauding 12. Mid shot of demonstrators UPSOUND: chanting "Erdogan is a Murderer" 13. Man in crowd holding up poster of Ocalan 14. Wide of crowd STORYLINE About two thousand demonstrators gathered in Diyarbakir, on Tuesday, to show their support for the 150 people travelling to act as human shield in the border province of Sirnak where the Turkish military is conducting air raids against Kurdish rebels. The demonstrators chanted slogans calling for an end to Turkey's military air raids on Kurdish areas along the Turkish-Iraqi border. "This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture," said one masked demonstrator. "Thousands of people gathered here to go to the operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom," another demonstrator said. The human shields "gathered here to go to operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom," another demonstrator said. The demonstrators also called for the release of Kurdish rebel leader and Kurdistan Worker's Party, or PKK, founder Abdullah Ocalan. On Monday, Turkish fighter jets bombed suspected Kurdish rebel hideouts in northern Iraq, a senior Kurdish official said. No casualties were reported. The Turkish bombing raid lasted one hour early on Monday, in an area inside Iraq along the country's northern border with Turkey, said Jabbar Yawar, an undersecretary for the ministry governing Kurdish protection forces known as peshmerga. The area includes the towns of Khnera, Khwakurd and Sidakan in Irbil province, he said. Yawar said there were no civilian or peshmerga casualties in the mostly abandoned area. Turkey has frequently targeted members of the PKK, in cross-border raids into Iraqi territory, where thousands of the rebels are based. The PKK reportedly uses its strongholds in northern Iraq for cross-border strikes into Turkey. Since December 16, the Turkish military has confirmed four cross-border aerial raids into Iraq. Iraqi Kurdish officials, however, have reported other air strikes by Turkish jets, but those have never been confirmed by Turkey. Turkey's military says the raids have inflicted heavy losses on the PKK, killing as many as 175 rebels and destroying command and logistic centres, shelters, and ammunition depots. The rebel group is believed to have a large base in Khnera, where Turkish planes struck on Monday. It was unclear whether the base was damaged. On Sunday, Turkish troops killed 10 separatist Kurdish rebels in clashes in southeastern Turkey, according to a Turkish military official. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/94f75a9cdcc9fc24123ccb8d51aa3436 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
0:31Turkey attacks Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
Turkey attacks Deadly violence in Istanbul and SirnakTurkey attacks Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
At least five members of the Turkish security forces have been killed in attacks in the country's south-east and Istanbul. Four police officers were killed by a bomb on a road in Sirnak province and shortly after, gunmen opened fire on a military helicopter, killing a soldier. Tension between the Turkish government and Kurdish militants has been rising. One of the Istanbul attacks, on the US consulate, was carried out by two women and linked to a far-left group. JOIN QUIZGROUP PARTNER PROGRAM: http://join.quizgroup.com/?ref=143357 -
3:30Turkish artillery near the border, anti-PKK rally, student protest
Turkish artillery near the border, anti-PKK rally, student protestTurkish artillery near the border, anti-PKK rally, student protest
SHOTLIST Sirnak Province 1. Various of artillery set up Gurumlu village, Sirnak Province 2. Various of protestors marching and waving Turkish flags 3. Close of woman standing in doorway watching demonstration 4. Mid shot of demonstrators, tilt up to close of flag 5. Children chanting in demonstration 6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) No Name Given, demonstrator, Vox Pop: "We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people. We will fight against them (PKK)." 7. Various of villagers holding Turkish flags, next to a grave of soldier killed in clashes with PKK rebels in 2005 8. Wide of demonstrators waving huge Turkish flag Istanbul 9. Wide of demonstrators marching carrying a banner Turkey Youth Union (TGB) banner 10. Various of student demonstrators marching 11. Demonstrators marching and waving Turkish flags 12. Wide pan of demonstrators matching along street alongside Bosphorus 13. Demonstrators marching 14. Various of demonstrators outside palace where Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, died 15. Mid shot of students holding Turkish flag in front of guard at palace entrance 16. Various of demonstrators marching 17. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Vox Pop, Student Demonstrator, No Name Given: "We're still waiting for orders from the United States. Some are still making telephone calls, some will carry on having meetings in November. These things are all wrong. Turkey is alone and no one is aware of it. The struggle is ours alone. We've done it and we can do it again even more powerfully." 18. Various of demonstrators 19. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Vox Pop, Student Demonstrator, No Name Given: "The country has had enough. We've run out of patience. What should be done is that we should carry out the law passed by parliament (authorising cross border military action). We need to prove to the world, especially the US that we are a free country." 20. Various of demonstration STORYLINE Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, one day after Ankara warned it will decide whether to cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants regardless of US objections. AP Television on Friday filmed Turkish artillery set up in the country's southeastern Sirnak Province. Meanwhile, residents of Gurumlu Village near the border with northern Iraq, held a demonstration against the recent attacks by Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK rebels on Turkish soldiers. "We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people," a Kurdish Turk told AP Television. In Istanbul, thousands of students took to the streets to protest against the attacks which left up to 30 soldiers dead in the past two weeks, officials said. Students marched through the country's largest city, waving Turkish flags and calling for government action against the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK. The protest came a day after the Turkish military said on its Web site that more than 30 rebels were killed. The rebels denied any casualties, calling the military statement a lie, the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency said. An Iraqi delegation held talks with Turkish officials on Friday to deal with a growing crisis over Iraq-based Kurdish rebels, even as Turkish war planes and Cobra helicopters reportedly bombed separatist hideouts in the border region inside Turkey. State-run Anatolia news agency said the aircraft attacked suspected rebel positions that were detected during reconnaissance flights. There were no reports of guerrilla casualties. Turkish officials have been frustrated by the failure of both US forces in Iraq and Iraqi forces to stop the Kurdish rebel attacks, which have claimed 42 lives in Turkey this month alone. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/bba87529368c253e3a78e1106ad60ed0 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:32Raw: Turkey bomb attacks | Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
Raw: Turkey bomb attacks | Deadly violence in Istanbul and SirnakRaw: Turkey bomb attacks | Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
Six members of the security forces have been killed in a series of attacks in Turkey amid rising tension between the government and Kurdish militants. https://youtu.be/ikT4wmUOkNE n south-eastern Sirnak province, four police officers were killed by a roadside bomb and a soldier died when gunmen fired on a military helicopter. In Istanbul, a police officer was killed in clashes after a car bombing. Meanwhile, the city's US consulate was attacked by two assailants. A leftist group said it carried out that attack. The outlawed Revolutionary People's Liberation Army Front (DHKP-C) made the claim in a statement on its website, which described the US as the "chief enemy of people in the Middle East and in the world". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikT4wmUOkNE -
2:31WRAP Turkish army patrolling border area, military base
WRAP Turkish army patrolling border area, military baseWRAP Turkish army patrolling border area, military base
SHOTLIST Sirnak Province 1. Various shots of helicopters in air 2. Various of troops securing the roads near border area 3. Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) 4. Close of driver of APC 6. Troops securing roads 7. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Soldier, Name not given: "Mothers won't cry any more. We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs." 8. Close of soldier 9. Various of patrol 10. Various of soldiers getting back in APC, and leaving Diyarbakir 11. Wide of military helicopters on tarmac 12. Wide of tanks 13. Wide of military helicopter landing 14. Wide of four tanks lined up along street 15. Wide of military helicopter taking off STORYLINE Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, just one day after Ankara warned it will decide whether to cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants, regardless of US objections. AP Television filmed soldiers on foot patrols in Sirnak, near the border, sweeping for mines and securing the roads as military helicopters flew overhead. In Diyarbakir, AP Television filmed military helicopters taking off and landing at the Air Base in the country's southeast. Tanks and military vehicles lined up in streets surrounding the base. The Bush administration is urging Turkey not to launch an incursion that would destabilise Iraq's autonomous Kurdish north, Iraq's most stable region. Top Iraqi officials arrived in Turkey, on Thursday, as part of frantic efforts to persuade it not to send troops over the border, and the US ambassador to Iraq sent American diplomats to join the delegation. But Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the US desire to protect the north would not hinder Turkey's fight against militants from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK. One soldier in Sirnak Province told AP Television on Friday: "We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs," he said. Militants use mountain bases in Iraq to rest, train and receive supplies in relative safety before returning to Turkey to carry out attacks against government forces in the heavily Kurdish southeast of the country. The Iraqi government has promised to shut down offices used by rebels. But Turkey wants Iraq and the US to destroy their main bases and extradite the rebel leadership to Turkey. Turkey has called for both an incursion and economic measures against northern Iraq if its demands are not met. The self-ruling Kurdish administration in Iraq's landlocked north relies heavily on Turkish investment and fuel imports. Turkey still seems willing to refrain from a major cross-border action until at least early next month, when it is scheduled to host foreign ministers in Istanbul to discuss Iraq. However, Turkey's military and civilian leaders are facing growing demands at home to launch an offensive. Turkish troops have killed hundreds of Kurdish rebels since 1 January, the state-run Anatolia news agency said, citing military sources. It did not say how many Turkish soldiers have died, but about 30 troops have been killed this month alone. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/516bbaad3e1c00a368adba5480631829 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Turkish army bombing kurdish Şırnak Province , many killed 4-4-2016
#BREAKING Turkish army bombing & directly shelling civilian’s houses in Kurdish Şırnak Province (Shirnak) In southeastern Turkey right now -Many civilians were killed 4-4-2016 It's not just that they're shelling civilian houses. Note : At the very beginning and 15 seconds from the end, you'll notice a cloud of yellow smoke from one of the shells. The one at the beginning could be dust. The one at the end, though- not a chance. As many civilians have been killed its looks like they used chemical bomb -
Turkey: Mass anti-government protests in Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province
Mass anti-government protests in the Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province. November 29, 2015. Турция: Массовые курдские антиправительственные протесты в городе Джизре, провинция Ширнак. 29 ноября 2015. Türkiye: Cizre halkı Tahir Elçi için ayağa kalktı. 29 Kasım 2015. -
Anti terror operation in Turkey's southeastern province Sirnak
SIRNAK, TURKEY - DECEMBER 17: Flames are seen after the PKK terrorists set the roof of Resha Medical Vocational high school alight during an anti-terror operation in the Cizre district of Sirnak, southeastern province of Turkey on December 17, 2015. . Read More : http://news.videonews.us -
Turkey: Seven PKK members surrender in Sirnak province
The Sirnak governorate has said in a statement that 747 members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered between 2013 and 2015 Seven members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered to the Turkish security forces in the southeastern Turkish province of Sirnak, the Sirnak governorate said in a statement Saturday. According to the statement, a total of 747 members of the group surrendered to Turkish authorities between March 21, 2013 and June 13, 2015. Turkey as well as the U.S. and the European Union list the PKK as a terrorist group. -
Turkish soldier killed in PKK attack in Sirnak
A member of the Turkish security forces was killed in an attack by the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, in southeastern Turkey. Authorities say PKK militants attacked a military base in Sirnak province on Tuesday. The killing comes after four Turkish police officers were killed and another seriously injured in a landmine attack by PKK militants Monday. Subscribe to us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CCTVNEWSbeijing Download for IOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cctvnews-app/id922456579?l=zh&ls;=1&mt;=8 Download for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.imib.cctv Follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cctvnewschina Twitter: https://twitter.com/CCTVNEWS Google+: https://plus.google.com/+CCTVNEWSbeijing Tumblr: http://cctvnews.tumblr.com/ W... -
Tension at border, anti-PKK demo in Istanbul
SHOTLIST Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey 1. ++MOBILE PHONE VIDEO++ Various of mountains UPSOUND: gunfire Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey 2. Wide of mountains, soldier at position 3. Various of soldiers at positions 4. Various of soldier walking 5. Various of group of soldiers 6. Various of ambulance arrive to pick up bodies 7. Goats crossing the road, military vehicle in the background Istanbul 8. Mid shot of hundreds of demonstrators in Taksim Square carrying a huge Turkish flag 9. Mid shot of demonstrators holding Turkish flags and banner with portrait of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Republic of Turkey 10. Woman walking along arm in arm with young boy, carrying a photograph of soldier, she wipes tear from her cheek 11. Vario... -
Demonstration in support of those travelling to border province of Sirnak
SHOTLIST 1. Various of people gathering for demonstration 2. Close of people holding up their fingers in the victory sign next to poster of Abdullah Ocalan, founding leader of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) 3. Wide of crowd UPSOUND: crowd chanting "Ocalan" 4. Woman holding poster of Ocalan 5. Demonstrators holding up Ocalan posters 6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Vox Pop, masked demonstrator, Name not given: "This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture. Our leader is Ocalan, we will turn the world into hell for them if they don't free Ocalan." 7. Child waving scarf with PKK colours 8. Close of masked woman 9. Wide of crowd leaving gathering area 10... -
Turkey attacks Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
At least five members of the Turkish security forces have been killed in attacks in the country's south-east and Istanbul. Four police officers were killed by a bomb on a road in Sirnak province and shortly after, gunmen opened fire on a military helicopter, killing a soldier. Tension between the Turkish government and Kurdish militants has been rising. One of the Istanbul attacks, on the US consulate, was carried out by two women and linked to a far-left group. JOIN QUIZGROUP PARTNER PROGRAM: http://join.quizgroup.com/?ref=143357 -
Turkish artillery near the border, anti-PKK rally, student protest
SHOTLIST Sirnak Province 1. Various of artillery set up Gurumlu village, Sirnak Province 2. Various of protestors marching and waving Turkish flags 3. Close of woman standing in doorway watching demonstration 4. Mid shot of demonstrators, tilt up to close of flag 5. Children chanting in demonstration 6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) No Name Given, demonstrator, Vox Pop: "We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people. We will fight against them (PKK)." 7. Various of villagers holding Turkish flags, next to a grave of soldier killed in clashes with PKK rebels in 2005 8. Wide of demonstrators waving huge Turkish flag Istanbul 9. Wide of demonstrators marching carrying a banner Turkey Youth Union (TGB) banner 10. Various of student demonstrators march... -
Raw: Turkey bomb attacks | Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
Six members of the security forces have been killed in a series of attacks in Turkey amid rising tension between the government and Kurdish militants. https://youtu.be/ikT4wmUOkNE n south-eastern Sirnak province, four police officers were killed by a roadside bomb and a soldier died when gunmen fired on a military helicopter. In Istanbul, a police officer was killed in clashes after a car bombing. Meanwhile, the city's US consulate was attacked by two assailants. A leftist group said it carried out that attack. The outlawed Revolutionary People's Liberation Army Front (DHKP-C) made the claim in a statement on its website, which described the US as the "chief enemy of people in the Middle East and in the world". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikT4wmUOkNE -
WRAP Turkish army patrolling border area, military base
SHOTLIST Sirnak Province 1. Various shots of helicopters in air 2. Various of troops securing the roads near border area 3. Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) 4. Close of driver of APC 6. Troops securing roads 7. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Soldier, Name not given: "Mothers won't cry any more. We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs." 8. Close of soldier 9. Various of patrol 10. Various of soldiers getting back in APC, and leaving Diyarbakir 11. Wide of military helicopters on tarmac 12. Wide of tanks 13. Wide of military helicopter landing 14. Wide of four tanks lined up along street 15. Wide of military helicopter taking off STORYLINE Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, just one day after Ankara warned it will dec...
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Turkish army bombing kurdish Şırnak Province , many killed 4-4-2016
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#BREAKING Turkish army bombing & directly shelling civilian’s houses in Kurdish Şırnak Province (Shirnak) In southeastern Turkey right now -Many civilians we...
#BREAKING Turkish army bombing & directly shelling civilian’s houses in Kurdish Şırnak Province (Shirnak) In southeastern Turkey right now -Many civilians were killed 4-4-2016
It's not just that they're shelling civilian houses.
Note : At the very beginning and 15 seconds from the end, you'll notice a cloud of yellow smoke from one of the shells. The one at the beginning could be dust. The one at the end, though- not a chance. As many civilians have been killed its looks like they used chemical bomb
wn.com/Turkish Army Bombing Kurdish Şırnak Province , Many Killed 4 4 2016
#BREAKING Turkish army bombing & directly shelling civilian’s houses in Kurdish Şırnak Province (Shirnak) In southeastern Turkey right now -Many civilians were killed 4-4-2016
It's not just that they're shelling civilian houses.
Note : At the very beginning and 15 seconds from the end, you'll notice a cloud of yellow smoke from one of the shells. The one at the beginning could be dust. The one at the end, though- not a chance. As many civilians have been killed its looks like they used chemical bomb
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Turkey: Mass anti-government protests in Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province
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Mass anti-government protests in the Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province. November 29, 2015.
Турция: Массовые курдские антиправительственные протесты в город...
Mass anti-government protests in the Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province. November 29, 2015.
Турция: Массовые курдские антиправительственные протесты в городе Джизре, провинция Ширнак. 29 ноября 2015.
Türkiye: Cizre halkı Tahir Elçi için ayağa kalktı. 29 Kasım 2015.
wn.com/Turkey Mass Anti Government Protests In Kurdish Town Of Cizre, Sirnak Province
Mass anti-government protests in the Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province. November 29, 2015.
Турция: Массовые курдские антиправительственные протесты в городе Джизре, провинция Ширнак. 29 ноября 2015.
Türkiye: Cizre halkı Tahir Elçi için ayağa kalktı. 29 Kasım 2015.
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Anti terror operation in Turkey's southeastern province Sirnak
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SIRNAK, TURKEY - DECEMBER 17: Flames are seen after the PKK terrorists set the roof of Resha Medical Vocational high school alight during an anti-terror operat...
SIRNAK, TURKEY - DECEMBER 17: Flames are seen after the PKK terrorists set the roof of Resha Medical Vocational high school alight during an anti-terror operation in the Cizre district of Sirnak, southeastern province of Turkey on December 17, 2015. . Read More : http://news.videonews.us
wn.com/Anti Terror Operation In Turkey's Southeastern Province Sirnak
SIRNAK, TURKEY - DECEMBER 17: Flames are seen after the PKK terrorists set the roof of Resha Medical Vocational high school alight during an anti-terror operation in the Cizre district of Sirnak, southeastern province of Turkey on December 17, 2015. . Read More : http://news.videonews.us
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Turkey: Seven PKK members surrender in Sirnak province
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The Sirnak governorate has said in a statement that 747 members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered between 2013 and 2015
Seven mem...
The Sirnak governorate has said in a statement that 747 members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered between 2013 and 2015
Seven members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered to the Turkish security forces in the southeastern Turkish province of Sirnak, the Sirnak governorate said in a statement Saturday.
According to the statement, a total of 747 members of the group surrendered to Turkish authorities between March 21, 2013 and June 13, 2015.
Turkey as well as the U.S. and the European Union list the PKK as a terrorist group.
wn.com/Turkey Seven Pkk Members Surrender In Sirnak Province
The Sirnak governorate has said in a statement that 747 members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered between 2013 and 2015
Seven members of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have surrendered to the Turkish security forces in the southeastern Turkish province of Sirnak, the Sirnak governorate said in a statement Saturday.
According to the statement, a total of 747 members of the group surrendered to Turkish authorities between March 21, 2013 and June 13, 2015.
Turkey as well as the U.S. and the European Union list the PKK as a terrorist group.
- published: 14 Jun 2015
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Turkish soldier killed in PKK attack in Sirnak
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A member of the Turkish security forces was killed in an attack by the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, in southeastern Turkey. Authorities say PKK mili...
A member of the Turkish security forces was killed in an attack by the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, in southeastern Turkey. Authorities say PKK militants attacked a military base in Sirnak province on Tuesday. The killing comes after four Turkish police officers were killed and another seriously injured in a landmine attack by PKK militants Monday.
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wn.com/Turkish Soldier Killed In Pkk Attack In Sirnak
A member of the Turkish security forces was killed in an attack by the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, in southeastern Turkey. Authorities say PKK militants attacked a military base in Sirnak province on Tuesday. The killing comes after four Turkish police officers were killed and another seriously injured in a landmine attack by PKK militants Monday.
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- published: 11 Aug 2015
- views: 39340
Tension at border, anti-PKK demo in Istanbul
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- Duration: 3:48
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 176
SHOTLIST
Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey
1. ++MOBILE PHONE VIDEO++ Various of mountains UPSOUND: gunfire
Idil District, Sirnak Province, ...
SHOTLIST
Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey
1. ++MOBILE PHONE VIDEO++ Various of mountains UPSOUND: gunfire
Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey
2. Wide of mountains, soldier at position
3. Various of soldiers at positions
4. Various of soldier walking
5. Various of group of soldiers
6. Various of ambulance arrive to pick up bodies
7. Goats crossing the road, military vehicle in the background
Istanbul
8. Mid shot of hundreds of demonstrators in Taksim Square carrying a huge Turkish flag
9. Mid shot of demonstrators holding Turkish flags and banner with portrait of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Republic of Turkey
10. Woman walking along arm in arm with young boy, carrying a photograph of soldier, she wipes tear from her cheek
11. Various of demonstrators waving Turkish flags and chanting slogans
Istanbul
12. Protesters chanting "Don't Stay Silent or It is going to backfire on you!"
13. One man chanting "We are all soldiers, we die for our cause!"
14. Demonstrators carrying a large flag and chanting "May the hand that reaches our soldier be broken!"
15. Riot police on guard
16. Protester in the crowd holding a placard that reads "I am a Kurdish Turk but down with PKK!"
17. Protesters marching through the crowd and chanting "Soldiers Don't Die, Our Land Won't Be Divided"
18. Crowd marching carrying flags, flowers, whistling
19. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Seyfettin Getinkaya, Protester, Vox pop:
"They released our eight soldiers today but how come they didn't release them before? Because our president is going to meet with (US President George W.) Bush tomorrow? They want to use this as a trump card! Because America made a deal, they released our soldiers."
20. Protesters placing a wreath at Ataturk statue in Taksim Square
STORYLINE
Even as news of the release by Kurdish rebels of eight Turkish soldiers spread, skirmishes between the two sides continued near the border with Iraq, and protesters took to the streets in Istanbul waving Turkish flags and chanting anti-PKK slogans.
Two Kurdish rebels and a government-paid village guard killed in the town of Idil, in the border province of Sirnak, according to state-run Anatolia news agency.
The eight soldiers were released on Sunday, a day before the Turkish prime minister holds a meeting with U.S. President George W. Bush that is expected to play a pivotal role in whether Turkey launches attacks on guerrilla bases in northern Iraq.
Though rebel leaders said the move was meant as an olive branch, experts said it seemed unlikely to soften Turkish demands for tough action against the rebels of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the PKK, which has killed more than 40 Turks in cross-border raids in the past month.
Turkey has ruled out talks with the PKK, and has dismissed past overtures by the rebels as attempts to improve their image or undercut Turkish military and political pressure.
Still, the soldiers' plight has featured daily in Turkish newspapers, and their release removes one of the hot-button issues that has been putting domestic pressure on Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to launch a cross-border operation against the rebel bases in northern Iraq.
And the timing - on the eve of Erdogan's meeting with Bush in Washington - was no accident.
Northern Iraq-based PKK commander Murat Karayilan told the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency the rebels released the soldiers to make clear that they want to solve the Kurdish problem with peaceful means and methods.
In Istanbul, hundreds of demonstrators made their way through the central Taksim Square waving Turkish flags and chanting slogans like "We are all soldiers, we die for our cause!" and "May the hand that reaches our soldier be broken!."
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SHOTLIST
Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey
1. ++MOBILE PHONE VIDEO++ Various of mountains UPSOUND: gunfire
Idil District, Sirnak Province, southeastern Turkey
2. Wide of mountains, soldier at position
3. Various of soldiers at positions
4. Various of soldier walking
5. Various of group of soldiers
6. Various of ambulance arrive to pick up bodies
7. Goats crossing the road, military vehicle in the background
Istanbul
8. Mid shot of hundreds of demonstrators in Taksim Square carrying a huge Turkish flag
9. Mid shot of demonstrators holding Turkish flags and banner with portrait of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of the Republic of Turkey
10. Woman walking along arm in arm with young boy, carrying a photograph of soldier, she wipes tear from her cheek
11. Various of demonstrators waving Turkish flags and chanting slogans
Istanbul
12. Protesters chanting "Don't Stay Silent or It is going to backfire on you!"
13. One man chanting "We are all soldiers, we die for our cause!"
14. Demonstrators carrying a large flag and chanting "May the hand that reaches our soldier be broken!"
15. Riot police on guard
16. Protester in the crowd holding a placard that reads "I am a Kurdish Turk but down with PKK!"
17. Protesters marching through the crowd and chanting "Soldiers Don't Die, Our Land Won't Be Divided"
18. Crowd marching carrying flags, flowers, whistling
19. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Seyfettin Getinkaya, Protester, Vox pop:
"They released our eight soldiers today but how come they didn't release them before? Because our president is going to meet with (US President George W.) Bush tomorrow? They want to use this as a trump card! Because America made a deal, they released our soldiers."
20. Protesters placing a wreath at Ataturk statue in Taksim Square
STORYLINE
Even as news of the release by Kurdish rebels of eight Turkish soldiers spread, skirmishes between the two sides continued near the border with Iraq, and protesters took to the streets in Istanbul waving Turkish flags and chanting anti-PKK slogans.
Two Kurdish rebels and a government-paid village guard killed in the town of Idil, in the border province of Sirnak, according to state-run Anatolia news agency.
The eight soldiers were released on Sunday, a day before the Turkish prime minister holds a meeting with U.S. President George W. Bush that is expected to play a pivotal role in whether Turkey launches attacks on guerrilla bases in northern Iraq.
Though rebel leaders said the move was meant as an olive branch, experts said it seemed unlikely to soften Turkish demands for tough action against the rebels of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, known as the PKK, which has killed more than 40 Turks in cross-border raids in the past month.
Turkey has ruled out talks with the PKK, and has dismissed past overtures by the rebels as attempts to improve their image or undercut Turkish military and political pressure.
Still, the soldiers' plight has featured daily in Turkish newspapers, and their release removes one of the hot-button issues that has been putting domestic pressure on Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to launch a cross-border operation against the rebel bases in northern Iraq.
And the timing - on the eve of Erdogan's meeting with Bush in Washington - was no accident.
Northern Iraq-based PKK commander Murat Karayilan told the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency the rebels released the soldiers to make clear that they want to solve the Kurdish problem with peaceful means and methods.
In Istanbul, hundreds of demonstrators made their way through the central Taksim Square waving Turkish flags and chanting slogans like "We are all soldiers, we die for our cause!" and "May the hand that reaches our soldier be broken!."
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Demonstration in support of those travelling to border province of Sirnak
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- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 13
SHOTLIST
1. Various of people gathering for demonstration
2. Close of people holding up their fingers in the victory sign next to poster of Abdullah Ocalan,...
SHOTLIST
1. Various of people gathering for demonstration
2. Close of people holding up their fingers in the victory sign next to poster of Abdullah Ocalan, founding leader of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK)
3. Wide of crowd UPSOUND: crowd chanting "Ocalan"
4. Woman holding poster of Ocalan
5. Demonstrators holding up Ocalan posters
6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Vox Pop, masked demonstrator, Name not given:
"This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture. Our leader is Ocalan, we will turn the world into hell for them if they don't free Ocalan."
7. Child waving scarf with PKK colours
8. Close of masked woman
9. Wide of crowd leaving gathering area
10. SOUNDBITE (Kurdish) Vox Pop, demonstrator, Name not given:
"Thousands of people gathered here to go to the operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom. Thousands of youngsters got killed, we are going there to be human shields."
11. Wide of crowd applauding
12. Mid shot of demonstrators UPSOUND: chanting "Erdogan is a Murderer"
13. Man in crowd holding up poster of Ocalan
14. Wide of crowd
STORYLINE
About two thousand demonstrators gathered in Diyarbakir, on Tuesday, to show their support for the 150 people travelling to act as human shield in the border province of Sirnak where the Turkish military is conducting air raids against Kurdish rebels.
The demonstrators chanted slogans calling for an end to Turkey's military air raids on Kurdish areas along the Turkish-Iraqi border.
"This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture," said one masked demonstrator.
"Thousands of people gathered here to go to the operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom," another demonstrator said.
The human shields "gathered here to go to operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom," another demonstrator said.
The demonstrators also called for the release of Kurdish rebel leader and Kurdistan Worker's Party, or PKK, founder Abdullah Ocalan.
On Monday, Turkish fighter jets bombed suspected Kurdish rebel hideouts in northern Iraq, a senior Kurdish official said. No casualties were reported.
The Turkish bombing raid lasted one hour early on Monday, in an area inside Iraq along the country's northern border with Turkey, said Jabbar Yawar, an undersecretary for the ministry governing Kurdish protection forces known as peshmerga.
The area includes the towns of Khnera, Khwakurd and Sidakan in Irbil province, he said.
Yawar said there were no civilian or peshmerga casualties in the mostly abandoned area.
Turkey has frequently targeted members of the PKK, in cross-border raids into Iraqi territory, where thousands of the rebels are based.
The PKK reportedly uses its strongholds in northern Iraq for cross-border strikes into Turkey.
Since December 16, the Turkish military has confirmed four cross-border aerial raids into Iraq. Iraqi Kurdish officials, however, have reported other air strikes by Turkish jets, but those have never been confirmed by Turkey.
Turkey's military says the raids have inflicted heavy losses on the PKK, killing as many as 175 rebels and destroying command and logistic centres, shelters, and ammunition depots.
The rebel group is believed to have a large base in Khnera, where Turkish planes struck on Monday. It was unclear whether the base was damaged.
On Sunday, Turkish troops killed 10 separatist Kurdish rebels in clashes in southeastern Turkey, according to a Turkish military official.
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SHOTLIST
1. Various of people gathering for demonstration
2. Close of people holding up their fingers in the victory sign next to poster of Abdullah Ocalan, founding leader of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK)
3. Wide of crowd UPSOUND: crowd chanting "Ocalan"
4. Woman holding poster of Ocalan
5. Demonstrators holding up Ocalan posters
6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) Vox Pop, masked demonstrator, Name not given:
"This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture. Our leader is Ocalan, we will turn the world into hell for them if they don't free Ocalan."
7. Child waving scarf with PKK colours
8. Close of masked woman
9. Wide of crowd leaving gathering area
10. SOUNDBITE (Kurdish) Vox Pop, demonstrator, Name not given:
"Thousands of people gathered here to go to the operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom. Thousands of youngsters got killed, we are going there to be human shields."
11. Wide of crowd applauding
12. Mid shot of demonstrators UPSOUND: chanting "Erdogan is a Murderer"
13. Man in crowd holding up poster of Ocalan
14. Wide of crowd
STORYLINE
About two thousand demonstrators gathered in Diyarbakir, on Tuesday, to show their support for the 150 people travelling to act as human shield in the border province of Sirnak where the Turkish military is conducting air raids against Kurdish rebels.
The demonstrators chanted slogans calling for an end to Turkey's military air raids on Kurdish areas along the Turkish-Iraqi border.
"This nation (referring to Kurdish population) is being massacred, you can not get rid of a nation like this. Kurds will defend their honour, they will defend their culture," said one masked demonstrator.
"Thousands of people gathered here to go to the operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom," another demonstrator said.
The human shields "gathered here to go to operation area to call for peace, to stop war and and call for freedom," another demonstrator said.
The demonstrators also called for the release of Kurdish rebel leader and Kurdistan Worker's Party, or PKK, founder Abdullah Ocalan.
On Monday, Turkish fighter jets bombed suspected Kurdish rebel hideouts in northern Iraq, a senior Kurdish official said. No casualties were reported.
The Turkish bombing raid lasted one hour early on Monday, in an area inside Iraq along the country's northern border with Turkey, said Jabbar Yawar, an undersecretary for the ministry governing Kurdish protection forces known as peshmerga.
The area includes the towns of Khnera, Khwakurd and Sidakan in Irbil province, he said.
Yawar said there were no civilian or peshmerga casualties in the mostly abandoned area.
Turkey has frequently targeted members of the PKK, in cross-border raids into Iraqi territory, where thousands of the rebels are based.
The PKK reportedly uses its strongholds in northern Iraq for cross-border strikes into Turkey.
Since December 16, the Turkish military has confirmed four cross-border aerial raids into Iraq. Iraqi Kurdish officials, however, have reported other air strikes by Turkish jets, but those have never been confirmed by Turkey.
Turkey's military says the raids have inflicted heavy losses on the PKK, killing as many as 175 rebels and destroying command and logistic centres, shelters, and ammunition depots.
The rebel group is believed to have a large base in Khnera, where Turkish planes struck on Monday. It was unclear whether the base was damaged.
On Sunday, Turkish troops killed 10 separatist Kurdish rebels in clashes in southeastern Turkey, according to a Turkish military official.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Turkey attacks Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 10 Aug 2015
- views: 107
At least five members of the Turkish security forces have been killed in attacks in the country's south-east and Istanbul.
Four police officers were killed by a...
At least five members of the Turkish security forces have been killed in attacks in the country's south-east and Istanbul.
Four police officers were killed by a bomb on a road in Sirnak province and shortly after, gunmen opened fire on a military helicopter, killing a soldier.
Tension between the Turkish government and Kurdish militants has been rising.
One of the Istanbul attacks, on the US consulate, was carried out by two women and linked to a far-left group.
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At least five members of the Turkish security forces have been killed in attacks in the country's south-east and Istanbul.
Four police officers were killed by a bomb on a road in Sirnak province and shortly after, gunmen opened fire on a military helicopter, killing a soldier.
Tension between the Turkish government and Kurdish militants has been rising.
One of the Istanbul attacks, on the US consulate, was carried out by two women and linked to a far-left group.
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- published: 10 Aug 2015
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Turkish artillery near the border, anti-PKK rally, student protest
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- Duration: 3:30
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 231
SHOTLIST
Sirnak Province
1. Various of artillery set up
Gurumlu village, Sirnak Province
2. Various of protestors marching and waving Turkish flags
3. ...
SHOTLIST
Sirnak Province
1. Various of artillery set up
Gurumlu village, Sirnak Province
2. Various of protestors marching and waving Turkish flags
3. Close of woman standing in doorway watching demonstration
4. Mid shot of demonstrators, tilt up to close of flag
5. Children chanting in demonstration
6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) No Name Given, demonstrator, Vox Pop:
"We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people. We will fight against them (PKK)."
7. Various of villagers holding Turkish flags, next to a grave of soldier killed in clashes with PKK rebels in 2005
8. Wide of demonstrators waving huge Turkish flag
Istanbul
9. Wide of demonstrators marching carrying a banner Turkey Youth Union (TGB) banner
10. Various of student demonstrators marching
11. Demonstrators marching and waving Turkish flags
12. Wide pan of demonstrators matching along street alongside Bosphorus
13. Demonstrators marching
14. Various of demonstrators outside palace where Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, died
15. Mid shot of students holding Turkish flag in front of guard at palace entrance
16. Various of demonstrators marching
17. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Vox Pop, Student Demonstrator, No Name Given:
"We're still waiting for orders from the United States. Some are still making telephone calls, some will carry on having meetings in November. These things are all wrong. Turkey is alone and no one is aware of it. The struggle is ours alone. We've done it and we can do it again even more powerfully."
18. Various of demonstrators
19. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Vox Pop, Student Demonstrator, No Name Given:
"The country has had enough. We've run out of patience. What should be done is that we should carry out the law passed by parliament (authorising cross border military action). We need to prove to the world, especially the US that we are a free country."
20. Various of demonstration
STORYLINE
Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, one day after Ankara warned it will decide whether to cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants regardless of US objections.
AP Television on Friday filmed Turkish artillery set up in the country's southeastern Sirnak Province.
Meanwhile, residents of Gurumlu Village near the border with northern Iraq, held a demonstration against the recent attacks by Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK rebels on Turkish soldiers.
"We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people," a Kurdish Turk told AP Television.
In Istanbul, thousands of students took to the streets to protest against the attacks which left up to 30 soldiers dead in the past two weeks, officials said.
Students marched through the country's largest city, waving Turkish flags and calling for government action against the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
The protest came a day after the Turkish military said on its Web site that more than 30 rebels were killed.
The rebels denied any casualties, calling the military statement a lie, the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency said.
An Iraqi delegation held talks with Turkish officials on Friday to deal with a growing crisis over Iraq-based Kurdish rebels, even as Turkish war planes and Cobra helicopters reportedly bombed separatist hideouts in the border region inside Turkey.
State-run Anatolia news agency said the aircraft attacked suspected rebel positions that were detected during reconnaissance flights.
There were no reports of guerrilla casualties.
Turkish officials have been frustrated by the failure of both US forces in Iraq and Iraqi forces to stop the Kurdish rebel attacks, which have claimed 42 lives in Turkey this month alone.
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SHOTLIST
Sirnak Province
1. Various of artillery set up
Gurumlu village, Sirnak Province
2. Various of protestors marching and waving Turkish flags
3. Close of woman standing in doorway watching demonstration
4. Mid shot of demonstrators, tilt up to close of flag
5. Children chanting in demonstration
6. SOUNDBITE (Turkish) No Name Given, demonstrator, Vox Pop:
"We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people. We will fight against them (PKK)."
7. Various of villagers holding Turkish flags, next to a grave of soldier killed in clashes with PKK rebels in 2005
8. Wide of demonstrators waving huge Turkish flag
Istanbul
9. Wide of demonstrators marching carrying a banner Turkey Youth Union (TGB) banner
10. Various of student demonstrators marching
11. Demonstrators marching and waving Turkish flags
12. Wide pan of demonstrators matching along street alongside Bosphorus
13. Demonstrators marching
14. Various of demonstrators outside palace where Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, died
15. Mid shot of students holding Turkish flag in front of guard at palace entrance
16. Various of demonstrators marching
17. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Vox Pop, Student Demonstrator, No Name Given:
"We're still waiting for orders from the United States. Some are still making telephone calls, some will carry on having meetings in November. These things are all wrong. Turkey is alone and no one is aware of it. The struggle is ours alone. We've done it and we can do it again even more powerfully."
18. Various of demonstrators
19. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Vox Pop, Student Demonstrator, No Name Given:
"The country has had enough. We've run out of patience. What should be done is that we should carry out the law passed by parliament (authorising cross border military action). We need to prove to the world, especially the US that we are a free country."
20. Various of demonstration
STORYLINE
Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, one day after Ankara warned it will decide whether to cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants regardless of US objections.
AP Television on Friday filmed Turkish artillery set up in the country's southeastern Sirnak Province.
Meanwhile, residents of Gurumlu Village near the border with northern Iraq, held a demonstration against the recent attacks by Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK rebels on Turkish soldiers.
"We do not share the ideology of PKK. We love our country and its people," a Kurdish Turk told AP Television.
In Istanbul, thousands of students took to the streets to protest against the attacks which left up to 30 soldiers dead in the past two weeks, officials said.
Students marched through the country's largest city, waving Turkish flags and calling for government action against the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
The protest came a day after the Turkish military said on its Web site that more than 30 rebels were killed.
The rebels denied any casualties, calling the military statement a lie, the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency said.
An Iraqi delegation held talks with Turkish officials on Friday to deal with a growing crisis over Iraq-based Kurdish rebels, even as Turkish war planes and Cobra helicopters reportedly bombed separatist hideouts in the border region inside Turkey.
State-run Anatolia news agency said the aircraft attacked suspected rebel positions that were detected during reconnaissance flights.
There were no reports of guerrilla casualties.
Turkish officials have been frustrated by the failure of both US forces in Iraq and Iraqi forces to stop the Kurdish rebel attacks, which have claimed 42 lives in Turkey this month alone.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Raw: Turkey bomb attacks | Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
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- Duration: 1:32
- Updated: 10 Aug 2015
- views: 125
Six members of the security forces have been killed in a series of attacks in Turkey amid rising tension between the government and Kurdish militants.
https://y...
Six members of the security forces have been killed in a series of attacks in Turkey amid rising tension between the government and Kurdish militants.
https://youtu.be/ikT4wmUOkNE
n south-eastern Sirnak province, four police officers were killed by a roadside bomb and a soldier died when gunmen fired on a military helicopter.
In Istanbul, a police officer was killed in clashes after a car bombing.
Meanwhile, the city's US consulate was attacked by two assailants. A leftist group said it carried out that attack.
The outlawed Revolutionary People's Liberation Army Front (DHKP-C) made the claim in a statement on its website, which described the US as the "chief enemy of people in the Middle East and in the world".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikT4wmUOkNE
wn.com/Raw Turkey Bomb Attacks | Deadly Violence In Istanbul And Sirnak
Six members of the security forces have been killed in a series of attacks in Turkey amid rising tension between the government and Kurdish militants.
https://youtu.be/ikT4wmUOkNE
n south-eastern Sirnak province, four police officers were killed by a roadside bomb and a soldier died when gunmen fired on a military helicopter.
In Istanbul, a police officer was killed in clashes after a car bombing.
Meanwhile, the city's US consulate was attacked by two assailants. A leftist group said it carried out that attack.
The outlawed Revolutionary People's Liberation Army Front (DHKP-C) made the claim in a statement on its website, which described the US as the "chief enemy of people in the Middle East and in the world".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikT4wmUOkNE
- published: 10 Aug 2015
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WRAP Turkish army patrolling border area, military base
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- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 575
SHOTLIST
Sirnak Province
1. Various shots of helicopters in air
2. Various of troops securing the roads near border area
3. Armoured Personnel Carrier (A...
SHOTLIST
Sirnak Province
1. Various shots of helicopters in air
2. Various of troops securing the roads near border area
3. Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC)
4. Close of driver of APC
6. Troops securing roads
7. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Soldier, Name not given:
"Mothers won't cry any more. We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs."
8. Close of soldier
9. Various of patrol
10. Various of soldiers getting back in APC, and leaving
Diyarbakir
11. Wide of military helicopters on tarmac
12. Wide of tanks
13. Wide of military helicopter landing
14. Wide of four tanks lined up along street
15. Wide of military helicopter taking off
STORYLINE
Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, just one day after Ankara warned it will decide whether to cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants, regardless of US objections.
AP Television filmed soldiers on foot patrols in Sirnak, near the border, sweeping for mines and securing the roads as military helicopters flew overhead.
In Diyarbakir, AP Television filmed military helicopters taking off and landing at the Air Base in the country's southeast. Tanks and military vehicles lined up in streets surrounding the base.
The Bush administration is urging Turkey not to launch an incursion that would destabilise Iraq's autonomous Kurdish north, Iraq's most stable region.
Top Iraqi officials arrived in Turkey, on Thursday, as part of frantic efforts to persuade it not to send troops over the border, and the US ambassador to Iraq sent American diplomats to join the delegation.
But Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the US desire to protect the north would not hinder Turkey's fight against militants from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
One soldier in Sirnak Province told AP Television on Friday: "We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs," he said.
Militants use mountain bases in Iraq to rest, train and receive supplies in relative safety before returning to Turkey to carry out attacks against government forces in the heavily Kurdish southeast of the country.
The Iraqi government has promised to shut down offices used by rebels. But Turkey wants Iraq and the US to destroy their main bases and extradite the rebel leadership to Turkey.
Turkey has called for both an incursion and economic measures against northern Iraq if its demands are not met. The self-ruling Kurdish administration in Iraq's landlocked north relies heavily on Turkish investment and fuel imports.
Turkey still seems willing to refrain from a major cross-border action until at least early next month, when it is scheduled to host foreign ministers in Istanbul to discuss Iraq.
However, Turkey's military and civilian leaders are facing growing demands at home to launch an offensive.
Turkish troops have killed hundreds of Kurdish rebels since 1 January, the state-run Anatolia news agency said, citing military sources.
It did not say how many Turkish soldiers have died, but about 30 troops have been killed this month alone.
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wn.com/Wrap Turkish Army Patrolling Border Area, Military Base
SHOTLIST
Sirnak Province
1. Various shots of helicopters in air
2. Various of troops securing the roads near border area
3. Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC)
4. Close of driver of APC
6. Troops securing roads
7. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Soldier, Name not given:
"Mothers won't cry any more. We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs."
8. Close of soldier
9. Various of patrol
10. Various of soldiers getting back in APC, and leaving
Diyarbakir
11. Wide of military helicopters on tarmac
12. Wide of tanks
13. Wide of military helicopter landing
14. Wide of four tanks lined up along street
15. Wide of military helicopter taking off
STORYLINE
Military activity continued on Friday in Turkey near the border with Iraq, just one day after Ankara warned it will decide whether to cross into Iraq in pursuit of Kurdish militants, regardless of US objections.
AP Television filmed soldiers on foot patrols in Sirnak, near the border, sweeping for mines and securing the roads as military helicopters flew overhead.
In Diyarbakir, AP Television filmed military helicopters taking off and landing at the Air Base in the country's southeast. Tanks and military vehicles lined up in streets surrounding the base.
The Bush administration is urging Turkey not to launch an incursion that would destabilise Iraq's autonomous Kurdish north, Iraq's most stable region.
Top Iraqi officials arrived in Turkey, on Thursday, as part of frantic efforts to persuade it not to send troops over the border, and the US ambassador to Iraq sent American diplomats to join the delegation.
But Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the US desire to protect the north would not hinder Turkey's fight against militants from the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK.
One soldier in Sirnak Province told AP Television on Friday: "We will take revenge for any blood spilt by martyrs," he said.
Militants use mountain bases in Iraq to rest, train and receive supplies in relative safety before returning to Turkey to carry out attacks against government forces in the heavily Kurdish southeast of the country.
The Iraqi government has promised to shut down offices used by rebels. But Turkey wants Iraq and the US to destroy their main bases and extradite the rebel leadership to Turkey.
Turkey has called for both an incursion and economic measures against northern Iraq if its demands are not met. The self-ruling Kurdish administration in Iraq's landlocked north relies heavily on Turkish investment and fuel imports.
Turkey still seems willing to refrain from a major cross-border action until at least early next month, when it is scheduled to host foreign ministers in Istanbul to discuss Iraq.
However, Turkey's military and civilian leaders are facing growing demands at home to launch an offensive.
Turkish troops have killed hundreds of Kurdish rebels since 1 January, the state-run Anatolia news agency said, citing military sources.
It did not say how many Turkish soldiers have died, but about 30 troops have been killed this month alone.
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MARDIN - TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO- Mardin Tanıtım Video
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East & Southeast Anatolia - TURKEY
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Turkey to Recruit 5,000 Village Guards Once again, Turkey is faced with terror attacks carried out by the outlawed PKK. Most of them have been in its eastern and southeastern provinces. And recently, nearly 130 Turkish security officials and 30 civilians have been killed. Now, the Turkish state is stepping up security measures including its village guard system. Turkey’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Selami Altinok has announced 5,000 village guards are to be recruited and deployed in the east and southeast. And more than 20,000 people have applied. Who Are The Village Guards? This is not the first time Turkey has recruited such guards in its south and eastern regions, where the PKK usually targets people for attack. The security system began on March 26, 1985, when laws were amended to ... -
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The Most Beautiful Places in Sirnak [TURKEY]
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East & Southeast Anatolia - TURKEY
South & Southeast Anatolia This region is geographically the smallest region of Turkey representing only 9.7% of the total...
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East & Southeast Anatolia - TURKEY
South & Southeast Anatolia This region is geographically the smallest region of Turkey representing only 9.7% of the total area of Turkey with its 75.000 square kilometers of land certainly not that small with respect to natural and historical beauties it possesses. This region of ancient cities, is adorned by attractive natural figures, constituting a real mixture of sights and past combined with originality. Thanks to GAP (Southeastern Anatolian Project) the area is having great changes positively; many farming lands and dam lakes were formed lately with this project. Valleys and Plateaus occupy large areas in the south of southeast Taurus mountains. Central part is very mountainous and eastern part is generally flat. Long summers are very hot and dry, with high evaporation, winters are cold and rainy. Although mountainous areas are affected by Continental climate, western part shows typical characteristics of Mediterranean climate. Southeastern Anatolia is the only region of Turkey where the country produces some oil. The economy is based also on stockbreeding and agriculture, main crops and products are; wheat, barley, lentil, tobacco, cotton, and pistachio nuts. Situated on the broad plain of upper Mesopotamia, Sanliurfa is one of these points, once being a city of 1001 nights and camel caravans. Then comes Diyarbakir with its wonderful architectural designs dates back to the Middle Ages. Here is the Malabadi Bridge presenting a peaceful view, besides the Dicle Bridge over the Tigris (Dicle) river. Another famous river, the Euphrates (Firat), flows through Harran, a wonderful place to see with its ancient city walls and castle. Throughout this region a special atmosphere exists, one uniquely different from other parts of the country. Thus, reflecting a specific life style over its land, Southeastern Anatolia offers a wide variety of opportunities for its visitors. If you especially want to escape from a "sun - sea - sand" holiday, you should explore this region and live out of ordinary days in very distinguished places. Provinces in this region: Sanliurfa, Mardin, Diyarbakir, Adiyaman, Gaziantep, Siirt, Sirnak, Batman, Kilis. 9 cities.
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TRT World - World in Focus: Turkey’s Village Guards Poised for Duty
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Turkey to Recruit 5,000 Village Guards
Once again, Turkey is faced with terror attacks carried out by the outlawed PKK. Most of them have been in its eastern a...
Turkey to Recruit 5,000 Village Guards
Once again, Turkey is faced with terror attacks carried out by the outlawed PKK. Most of them have been in its eastern and southeastern provinces. And recently, nearly 130 Turkish security officials and 30 civilians have been killed. Now, the Turkish state is stepping up security measures including its village guard system. Turkey’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Selami Altinok has announced 5,000 village guards are to be recruited and deployed in the east and southeast. And more than 20,000 people have applied.
Who Are The Village Guards?
This is not the first time Turkey has recruited such guards in its south and eastern regions, where the PKK usually targets people for attack. The security system began on March 26, 1985, when laws were amended to allow people mostly from prominent tribes in the southeastern provinces to become guards. Widely viewed as paramilitary forces, the guards are armed men and women under the command of local gendarmerie. Since 1985, nearly 130-thousand village guards have been recruited in 22 provinces. Five of them - Hakkari, Van, Sirnak, Diyarbakir and Siirt - have the highest numbers of guards.
Village Guards During Peace Process
Before the Peace Process was launched between the government and PKK, there were about 63,000 guards. But during the talks to end the 30-year armed conflict, the number was reduced.
“We are ready to fight against PKK”
After hearing of the government’s recruitment campaign, most village guard associations issued a statement saying they’re ready to fight the PKK. Several Village Guards and Martyrs' Families Associations also welcomed moves by the Turkish state to improve the salaries and employee rights of guards, who are guaranteed a minimum wage and paid monthly.
Scope of Guards’ Duty and Recruitment
Guards are proposed by the Governor, approved by the Ministry of Interior Affairs and recruited by the Council of Ministers. Under law, they are can be deployed in times of emergency. And with the PKK launching attacks again, such times appear to have arrived.
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Turkey to Recruit 5,000 Village Guards
Once again, Turkey is faced with terror attacks carried out by the outlawed PKK. Most of them have been in its eastern and southeastern provinces. And recently, nearly 130 Turkish security officials and 30 civilians have been killed. Now, the Turkish state is stepping up security measures including its village guard system. Turkey’s Minister of Internal Affairs, Selami Altinok has announced 5,000 village guards are to be recruited and deployed in the east and southeast. And more than 20,000 people have applied.
Who Are The Village Guards?
This is not the first time Turkey has recruited such guards in its south and eastern regions, where the PKK usually targets people for attack. The security system began on March 26, 1985, when laws were amended to allow people mostly from prominent tribes in the southeastern provinces to become guards. Widely viewed as paramilitary forces, the guards are armed men and women under the command of local gendarmerie. Since 1985, nearly 130-thousand village guards have been recruited in 22 provinces. Five of them - Hakkari, Van, Sirnak, Diyarbakir and Siirt - have the highest numbers of guards.
Village Guards During Peace Process
Before the Peace Process was launched between the government and PKK, there were about 63,000 guards. But during the talks to end the 30-year armed conflict, the number was reduced.
“We are ready to fight against PKK”
After hearing of the government’s recruitment campaign, most village guard associations issued a statement saying they’re ready to fight the PKK. Several Village Guards and Martyrs' Families Associations also welcomed moves by the Turkish state to improve the salaries and employee rights of guards, who are guaranteed a minimum wage and paid monthly.
Scope of Guards’ Duty and Recruitment
Guards are proposed by the Governor, approved by the Ministry of Interior Affairs and recruited by the Council of Ministers. Under law, they are can be deployed in times of emergency. And with the PKK launching attacks again, such times appear to have arrived.
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A travel in Turkish Kurdistan - part 1 - Bingol and Djarbakir Newroz 2010
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- Updated: 29 Mar 2010
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Seni Seviyorum Türkiye - I love you Turkey !
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This video is composed of pictures from Turkey - places such as : Adana, Bursa, Rize, Afyon , Aksaray, Burdur, Pamukkale, Istanbul, Izmir, Ankara, Antalya, Ağrı...
This video is composed of pictures from Turkey - places such as : Adana, Bursa, Rize, Afyon , Aksaray, Burdur, Pamukkale, Istanbul, Izmir, Ankara, Antalya, Ağrı,Aydın , Bartın, Canakkale, Elazığ , Gaziantep, Kocaeli,Kahramanmaraş , Şırnak, Tekirdağ...and many more!
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Sirnak Province - Turkey - EuroNews - No Comment
Tension on the border between Iraq and Turkey.
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Turkish army bombing kurdish Şırnak Province , many killed 4-4-2016
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Turkish army bombing kurdish Şırnak Province , many killed 4-4-2016
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Turkey: Mass anti-government protests in Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province
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Turkey: Mass anti-government protests in Kurdish town of Cizre, Sirnak Province
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Anti terror operation in Turkey's southeastern province Sirnak
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Turkey: Seven PKK members surrender in Sirnak province
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Turkish soldier killed in PKK attack in Sirnak
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Tension at border, anti-PKK demo in Istanbul
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Demonstration in support of those travelling to border province of Sirnak
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Turkey attacks Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
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Turkish artillery near the border, anti-PKK rally, student protest
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Raw: Turkey bomb attacks | Deadly violence in Istanbul and Sirnak
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WRAP Turkish army patrolling border area, military base
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MARDIN - TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO- Mardin Tanıtım Video
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The Most Beautiful Places in Sirnak [TURKEY]
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Hakkari Tanıtım Filmi
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Dolmabahce Palace Turkish Soldier
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TRT World - World in Focus: Turkey’s Village Guards Poised for Duty
Turkey to Recruit 5,000 Village Guards
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A travel in Turkish Kurdistan - part 1 - Bingol and Djarbakir Newroz 2010
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A travel in Turkish Kurdistan - part 1 - Bingol and Djarbakir Newroz 2010
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Seni Seviyorum Türkiye - I love you Turkey !
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It’s Game On for Sanders and Trump but Game Over for Hillary
Edit WorldNews.com 27 May 2016
Article by WNews.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. While it hasn’t been a good week for Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton, the latest twist and turn in this surprising 2016 presidential race has just caused Donald Trump’s and Bernie Sanders’ poll numbers to surge. Indeed, on ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” the presumptive Republican nominee was asked if he would consider debating with Sanders ... But it gets even worse ... Sanders....
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'Mass rape' video on social media shocks Brazil
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Brazilian police are hunting more than 30 men suspected of raping a teenage girl in Rio de Janeiro, and of putting video of the attack on social media. The girl is reported to have gone to her boyfriend's house on Saturday and to have regained consciousness later, surrounded by the men ... ....
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U.S. Military Orders Troops in Iraq: Stop Wearing ‘Terrorist’ Patches
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Rodi Said/Reuters. The U.S. military called the Special Forces decision to wear the combat patches affiliated with the Kurdish forces they were training “unauthorized and inappropriate” and ordered the troops to stop wearing them, a DoD spokesman said Friday ... And the U.S ... Moreover, the photos suggested that despite U.S ... Army Col ... He added. “Everyone is moving on.”....
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Man killed by more than 1,000 bee stings in Arizona park
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A 23-year-old man who set out for a peaceful hike in an Arizona park died after being stung by more than 1,000 bees, a swarm so threatening it thwarted rescuers’ repeated attempts to reach him. Alex Bestler visited Usery Mountain Park with a friend on Thursday and was hiking the Merkle Trail w... ....
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Putin Declares Russia an 'Ally' to Islamic World
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed that his country will always be a “reliable ally” to the “Islamic world” at a discussion event on the topic of Islam and Russia, state news agency RIA Novosti reported ... Try Newsweek. Subscription offers ... ....
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UN Committee against Torture: Review of Turkey (HRW - Human Rights Watch)
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In August 2015, Human Rights Watch documented allegations of police repeatedly beating, humiliating and issuing death threats to detainees in Silopi, a town in the southeastern Şırnak province, and Silvan, a town in Diyarbakir province ... Human Rights Watch would like to undertake its own interviews with those who have lodged complaints and others in Şırnak prison if the government were to grant permission for a prison visit....
Elderly Statistics (TURKSTAT - Turkish Statistical Institute)
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Province with the highest proportion of the elderly population was Sinop. The province that had the highest proportion of the elderly population was Sinop with 18.1%. This province was followed by Kastamonu with 16.8% and Çankırı with 15.7%. The provinces that had the lowest proportion of the elderly population were Hakkari and Şırnak with 3.1%. These provinces were followed by Van with 3.6% and Şanlıurfa with 3.7%....
Turkey eases curfew after assault on PKK rebels leaves Cizre in ruins
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This article is 2 months old ... Twitter ... What the returnees found shocked them ... Related ... Curfews remain in the historic district of the main Kurdish city of Diyarbakır and in Idil, a district in Şırnak province, where Turkish forces are continuing operations against Kurdish militants ... Meanwhile, Ali Ihsan Su, the governor of Şırnak province, warned returning Cizre residents to beware of possible undetected explosive devices in their homes ... ....
At least 10 people were killed in Turkey following a military raid
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The local media report that the governor of the Şırnak province in Turkey issued a statement on Monday saying that counter-terrorism operations were still taking place in Cizre ... Explosions also occurred in the Cudi neighborhood of the Şırnak province, breaking the windows of surrounding houses Doğan news agency reports, and a series of gunshots and other explosions were also reported....
Turkey: Failure to respond to desperate pleas of seriously injured (Amnesty International United Kingdom Section) ...
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(Source. Amnesty International United Kingdom Section). More than 20 residents sheltering in basement for six days. Building a few hundred metres from medical centre ... An estimated 23 people are stranded in a building's basement in the town of Cizre, Şırnak province, where they sought shelter on 23 January amid ongoing clashes between the army and the armed individuals affiliated to the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) ... Original Document....
Well-Being Index for Provinces (TURKSTAT - Turkish Statistical Institute)
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Well-being index for provinces, 2015 ... Provinces that follow Batman are Mardin with 0.0956 and Şırnak with 0.1663 ... Provinces that follow Ağrı are Kilis with 0.3192 and Şırnak with 0.3308 ... Provinces that follow Hakkâri are Şırnak with 0.1634 value and Ağrı with 0.2045 ... Last province in the social life index with the lowest value 0.1912 is Şırnak. Provinces that follow Şırnak are Mardin with 0.1965 and Adıyaman with 0.2034....
Turkey: Mounting Security Operation Deaths (HRW - Human Rights Watch)
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The eight deaths in the city of Cizre, in Şırnak province, during a curfew in September and four deaths in the city of Silvan and three in Nusaybin during November curfews, documented by Human Rights Watch are only a sample of the civilian deaths and injuries that occurred during this period ... At the end of the second day in the evening the Şırnak parliamentarians came and took Cemile's body to İdil Street to the mosque there....
More than 60 Kurdish militants now killed in Turkish forces' crackdown
Edit The Guardian 19 Dec 2015Kurdish militants killed as Turkey intensifies operations against PKK
Edit The Guardian 17 Dec 2015
Turkish military says 25 militants have died in Şırnak province as president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan vows to ‘annihilate’ PKK ... Eight members of the security forces suffered wounds that were not life threatening. The two towns, in Şırnak province near the border with Syria and Iraq, have become central targets for the latest anti-PKK operations in which Turkey’s media says 10,000 police and troops, backed by tanks, are taking part. Related....
Seven people killed in Turkey amid protests against curfews
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Further south, five Kurdish militants were killed in Mardin province’s Dargeçit district, another area under curfew, security officials said ... In Şırnak province, the governor imposed a curfew in two towns near the borders with Syria and Iraq from Monday night, a day after teachers were seen leaving the area on the orders of education authorities ... and secure public order,” the Şırnak governor’s office said in a statement....
No answers for Kurdish victims in Turkey: HRW
Edit The Oslo Times 06 Nov 2015
The crimes took place in the town of Cizre and surrounding villages in Şırnak province, southeastern Turkey between 1993 and 1995 ... The case was transferred to the Şırnak courts and then by a decision of the Court of Cassation, citing security concerns, to the Eskişehir Heavy Penal Court No ... the 1993 disappearance of 6 residents of a Şırnak village....
Turkey: No Answers for Kurdish Victims (HRW - Human Rights Watch)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Nov 2015
The crimes took place in the town of Cizre and surrounding villages in Şırnak province, southeastern Turkey between 1993 and 1995 ... The case was transferred to the Şırnak courts and then by a decision of the Court of Cassation, citing security concerns, to the Eskişehir Heavy Penal Court No ... the 1993 disappearance of 6 residents of a Şırnak village....
Turkey: Beaten, Threatened With Death by Police (HRW - Human Rights Watch)
Edit Public Technologies 02 Sep 2015
(Source. HRW - Human Rights Watch) ... Human Rights Watch made repeated efforts to discuss these cases with both the governor of Şırnak province and the district governor of Silopi, but has received no response ... Renewed conflict between Turkish security forces and Kurdish militia has risen to worrying levels ... The boy is currently in pretrial detention in the adult division of Şırnak prison, on suspicion of being a member of the YDG-H ... ....
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