PKK

The PKK terrorist organization began laying down its arms today following statements by its imprisoned leader Abdullah Öcalan. The first group of 30 members conducted a symbolic disarmament ceremony near the Casne cave, 10–15 kilometers…

The PKK terrorist organization is expected to begin laying down its weapons today in the Dukan region of Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, following recent statements by its leader Abdullah Öcalan. The disarmament, expected to officially start around…

An Ihlas News Agency (IHA) team captured exclusive footage from the Dukan region of Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, where the PKK is set to begin disarmament. Following a statement by jailed leader Abdullah Öcalan, the first 30-member group…

The PKK's announcement that it will begin disarmament on Friday after over 40 years of armed conflict has received a mixed but largely hopeful reaction in Iraq’s Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). While some remain cautious, many…

The PKK’s decision to disband and lay down arms has been welcomed in Erbil, the capital of Iraq’s Kurdistan Regional Government. Residents expressed hope that the move would promote peace and allow displaced families to return home. Erbil…

Families of victims killed by PJAK, the Iranian wing of the PKK, protested outside the German Embassy in Tehran, condemning Germany for granting asylum to PKK members. Demonstrators held photos of their lost relatives and…

A car bomb attack by the PKK/YPG on El-Tajnid Street in Manbij, northern Syria, claimed the lives of two civilians and injured four others. The explosion caused fires in nearby vehicles and damaged homes, according to the White…

In Manbij, Syria, 304 mines planted by the PKK/YPG terrorist organization were discovered in an olive grove, reportedly intended to target civilians harvesting olives. The area, previously controlled by the group, is now being…

PKK/YPG terrorists fleeing Manbij, recently cleared by the Syrian National Army (SNA), set fire to vehicles used in clashes to prevent their capture. The SNA reported finding numerous ammunition-filled vehicles left behind by…

In Manbij, Syria, a building previously controlled by the PKK/YPG terrorist organization was revealed to be a site for training women in bomb-making under the guise of a handicrafts course. The Syrian National Army (SNA), which…