Turkish occupation army penetrates 50 km deep into S. Kurdistan territory

The Turkish occupation army is largely stationed inside S. Kurdistan, where it has controlled more than 80% of the territory of Dohuk governorate, or 50 km inside the territory of S. Kurdistan.

Turkish occupation army penetrates 50 km deep into S. Kurdistan territory
11 July, 2024   11:38
NEWSDESK

The Turkish occupation army penetrates 50 kilometers deep into S. Kurdistan, and its control of more than 80% of the territory of Dohuk province, in light of the cooperation of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the silence of the Iraqi government, has raised great concern among the people, according to information revealed by Roj News Agency during a report.

The Turkish occupation army has introduced thousands of soldiers, tanks and military equipment into S. Kurdistan during the past 2 months, and has established more than 80 bases and camps, in addition to establishing new roads for incursion, building occupation bases, and installing surveillance cameras in various areas.

Displacement of 300 villages

Turkey attacks on S. Kurdistan caused the displacement of 300 villages and significant economic and agricultural losses. In addition, the Turkish occupation army is constantly arresting and torturing local residents, according to a report published by the American organization CPT.

Cooperation and silence

The KDP authorities cooperate directly with the Turkish occupation army, preventing citizens from returning to their homes and confiscating their identities. This cooperation is taking place in front of the eyes of the Iraqi government, and the silence strengthening the Turkey's position and continuing its occupation plans.

The KDP authorities prevent demonstrations and protests against the Turkish occupation, and arrest anyone who expresses their rejection of the occupation Turkey's plans.

Danger of occupation

Analysts warn that continued silence and cooperation will enable Turkey to occupy the entire of S. Kurdistan, if the Iraqi government, the authorities of S. Kurdistan and international bodies do not take firm action.

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ANHA