Turkey intelligence confirms PKK evacuated four bases in northern Iraq
Most outlets reported that Turkey’s intelligence services confirmed the PKK had evacuated four bases in northern Iraq, as announced by the group. Dawn added context about the timing, noting the decision came two months after an unspecified event. Both excerpts framed the withdrawal as a confirmed move, with no significant differences in emphasis or framing.
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Anti-Ankara fighters evacuate four bases in Iraq’s north
ANKARA: Turkiye’s intelligence services said on Monday PKK militants had withdrawn from four key bases in northern Iraq, confirming a move announced by the Kurdish group last week. The decision comes two months after Turkiye voted through a bill offering limited amnesty for PKK militants in a major step in the peace process seeking to end decades of deadly violence. “The PKK evacuated the Hebat...
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Turkey intelligence confirms PKK evacuated 4 N. Iraq bases
Turkey's intelligence services said on Monday PKK militants had withdrawn from four key bases in northern Iraq, confirming a move announced by the Kurdish group last week.
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