Within one month, six occupation attacks occurred in Bakur Kurdistan

During the month of June, the Turkish occupation state carried out six occupation attacks in the areas of Eleh, Bitlis, Kafr, Akri, Wan, and Amed in Bakur (Northern) Kurdistan.

Within one month, six occupation attacks occurred in Bakur Kurdistan
2 July, 2024   06:44
NEWS DESK
JIHAN BALKIN

The Turkish occupation state expanded its attacks against the regions of Bakur Kurdistan. During the month of June, the occupation attacks began in six areas with the participation of thousands of soldiers, police, and village protectors. These attacks and bombing by warplanes, helicopters, and drones caused fires to break out in many areas. While the Turkish state did not allow any intervention to put out these fires.

ANHA's agency publishes the outcome of the attacks of the Turkish occupation army in Northern Kurdistan during the period from 1 to 30 June 2024.

On June 6, an attack took place around the villages of Derkhost, Janna Hazur, Hasinik, Berek, and Banaf in Amed. Checkpoints were also set up on the roads of villages and neighborhoods.

On June 11, the Turkish occupation state launched an attack on the Mount Spears area and the plains of Hori, Beri Sor, and Kony, where the villages of Tellorana Tahtani and Tellorana Fawqani of the Kafr district of Colemêrg are located.

On June 15, Turkish army soldiers launched an attack on the Maseru area of Albak district of Wan.

On June 18, the occupation attack in the countryside of Kharbi Kour village in the Jabal Mawa area in the city of Elijah extended to the Kargos countryside. The area witnessed clashes. As a result of the aircraft bombing, a fire broke out in the Mount Mawa area, and the fire spread within a short period to the village of Abshi in the Madyad district of Mardin Province. The Turkish state prevented intervention to extinguish the fire. The Mardin municipality's fire brigade extinguished the fire. Meanwhile, entry and exit from many places in the Tour area of the Kargos region was prohibited by the region's governor until July 3.

On June 18, the Turkish state launched an attack on the Bazid area in Akre, the Qata Rash area in Mount Akre (Gli Dag) and some other areas, with the participation of a large number of soldiers, police, and village protectors. Helicopters and warplanes bombed the area.

- On June 20, the Turkish state launched an attack on the Oyma Kaya area on the border of Alki and Qalaban districts in Şernek. The area was bombed by reconnaissance aircraft, warplanes and helicopters. The entry and exit of residents was prohibited during the period from June 20 to July 4. Preventing entry and exit to villages and pastures in the region. Hundreds of police officers, soldiers, and village protectors participated in the attacks. Internet and telephone lines were also cut. A fire broke out in the area as a result of military aircraft bombing.

On June 22, the Turkish occupation state attacked the villages of Suri, Zivkan, and Kharfat in Kafr, Khashkan, Dereshki, Lisk, and Dravy in the Elbak district. It also attacked the areas of the villages of Suryan, Basan, Blandbasan, Delzi, Wadi Delzi, and Wadi Derian in Kafr.

The attacks by the Turkish occupation state on June 22 extended to various areas, including the villages of Akunis, Kovan, Lanilan, Kholpur, Kakulan, Sora, Bartawan, Mizra Basyan, Wadi Nimran, Dashta Ovi, Kaveltin Plain, and Hozran in the Khizan district of Bitlis, as well as the Shirvan and Barwari districts of Siirt.

The attack involved hundreds of soldiers and village protectors, with helicopters bombing the surrounding forests.

The Kabar and Judi Mountains were declared a “special security zone” from June 24 to 30, preventing the entry and exit of residents to and from the area.

T/ Satt.

ANHA