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Entries Tagged as 'Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK)'

Monday, October 22nd, 2007

Don’t allow Turkish-Iraqi differences to help al-Qaeda

Will Turkey invade Iraq?
I hope not, although that question incessantly hovers over a deteriorating situation along the border between the two countries. In recent days, clashes involving Turkish troops and a Kurdish extremist group known as the PKK have killed dozens of Turks and militants. Several Turkish soldiers have wound up as hostages.
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