Ankara bombing: Turkey steps up strikes on Kurdish militants
Hindustan Times|October 07, 2023
Turkish security forces attacked Kurdish militants in northern Syria and eastern Turkey, and Ankara said it will continue to destroy their capabilities across the region as conflict escalated on Friday nearly a week after a bomb attack in Ankara
Ankara bombing: Turkey steps up strikes on Kurdish militants

After US forces shot down a Turkish drone in northern Syria on Thursday, Turkey confirmed the incident but assigned no blame, indicating it may want to contain any tensions with its Nato ally.

The military "neutralised" 26 Kurdish militants in northern Syria overnight in retaliation for a rocket attack on a Turkish base, the defence ministry said.

Turkey typically uses the term "neutralise" to mean kill.

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