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Iraq condemns Turkish incursion into Kurdistan

By IANS | Updated: July 11, 2024 09:55 IST

Baghdad, July 10 Iraq's National Security Council condemned Turkey's military incursion into its Kurdistan Region, calling it a ...

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Baghdad, July 10 Iraq's National Security Council condemned Turkey's military incursion into its Kurdistan Region, calling it a violation of Iraqi sovereignty.

In a statement on Wednesday, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's office said that the council demanded Turkey respect good neighbourliness and engage diplomatically.

The Iraqi Prime Minister appointed a delegation to visit Kurdistan to assess the situation and develop a joint response, reports Xinhua news agency, citing the statement.

Kurdish media reported that Turkish troops entered Iraqi territory near Amedi in recent days. Turkey frequently conducts cross-border operations against PKK militants based in northern Iraq.

The PKK is designated a terrorist group by Turkey, the US, and the EU.

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