Clashes between Turkish Soldiers, Kurdish Militants Kill 21

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Clashes between Turkish Soldiers, Kurdish Militants Kill 21

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21 people were killed as clashes broke out overnight between Turkish troops and Kurdish militants in the volatile southeastern Turkey.

Sixteen members of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) were killed in the fighting that erupted after the militants ambushed a military convoy, killing five Turkish soldiers, said the sources.

The convoy was hit by four simultaneous blasts in Semdinli town of Hakkari province, near Turkey's southeastern border with Iraq.

Fighting is still ongoing in Semdinli, a frequent site of clashes between Turkish security forces and Kurdish militants.


Source: AFP	23-08-2012 - 13:08 Last updated 23-08-2012 - 15:23 \| 1073 View

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