Turkish forces 'neutralise' two wanted terrorists

 

The PKK terrorists were targeted in eastern Agri province as part of Operation Eren Abluka-10.

Two of the terrorists were in the green category of the Interior Ministry's wanted list. (AA)

Turkish security forces have neutralised three PKK terrorists, two of whom were wanted, the country's interior minister has said.

The terrorists were neutralised in the rural areas of Agri's Diyadin district in an air raid as part of the Operation Eren Abluka-10 on Thursday, according to a statement by the ministry.

Two of them were in the green category of the Interior Ministry's wanted list.

The list is divided into five colour-coded categories, with red as the most wanted, followed by blue, green, orange and gray.

Interior Ministry Suleyman Soylu also shared a footage of the operation on Twitter. 

JÖH-PÖH,
Jandarma Komando,
Güvenlik Korucu Timleri,
SİHA-JİHA-PİHA
F-16

Biraz orantısız güç kullandık❗️

Eren Abluka 10 Operasyonu'nda;
1’i SARI TORBA,
2 TERÖRİST DE ELDE olmak üzere
3️⃣ terörist etkisiz❗
Teröristlerden 2’si YEŞİL KATEGORİ

SON ÇAĞRIMIZ,
TESLİM OLUN❗ pic.twitter.com/AHrll0u3cI

— Süleyman Soylu (@suleymansoylu) August 13, 2022

Operations against terrorists

Turkish forces use the term "neutralise" to indicate the terrorist in question either surrendered or was killed or captured.

In its more than 35-year terror campaign against Türkiye, the PKK – listed as a terrorist organisation by Türkiye, the US and EU – has been responsible for the deaths of over 40,000 people, including women, children, and infants.

Source: AA

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