​​​​​​​On anniversary of founding PKK, HPG carries  operations in Heftanîn

The Media Center of the People's Defense Forces (HPG) issued a statement, reported by Furat News Agency, regarding the specific operations carried out by the HPG's guerrillas in both Heftanîn and Cala, and it read:

Within the framework of the campaign launched by the Kurdistan Community Union entitled "Against the Genocide of Women: It's Time to Protect a Free Woman and a Free Society".

 On November 25^th, at 09:30, the Free Women’s Unit - Star carried out a qualitative operation against a group of the occupation army troops in the vicinity of Kartal, Victoria Square of the Heftanin area, which resulted in the killing of an occupation army member and the injury of two others. Our forces also intervened while the helicopters of the Turkish occupation army attempted to bombard the area, forcing it to retreat.

 Within the framework of the Xabur revolutionary resistance campaign in the Heftanîn region:

On the twenty-sixth of November, at 14.20, our forces targeted the Turkish occupation army with heavy weapons in Girê Kordin in Birbula Square, and our forces were able to accurately hit the target.

 In the framework of the revolutionary Zagros hawks campaign:

 On November 26t, at 19.30, our forces targeted the Turkish occupation army with heavy weapons in the Geliyê Kurdin square in the Colemêrg area, and were able to accurately hit the target.

 Our forces carried out these operations on the occasion of the 43rd anniversary of the founding of the PKK.

 The Turkish occupation army also launched a large-scale occupation operation in the Qashura line, Girê Azad, Bukhaza Girê, Qamriya Castle, Kurdin Square in Metîna and around the village of Adna, Dashisha and Sararo in Kanî Masê of Amedia, but it did not make any progress, and it was forced to  retreat on the twenty-fifth of November thanks to the resistance shown by our forces.

 On the twenty-fourth and twenty-seventh of November, the Jamjo and Ringbracha area of ​​the Zab region were bombarded by artillery from the border posts of the Turkish occupation army.

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