PKK reported to be planning suicide attacks in Turkey
According to the latest intelligence reports, a team of four militants were sent to Turkey on a suicide mission by the terrorist group.
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which announced a cease-fire as part of ongoing settlement talks between the Turkish government and the terrorist organization's leader, has sent four suicide bombers to Turkey from an undisclosed location abroad, according to latest intelligence reports.
PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan and government officials have been negotiating a settlement for the decades-old Kurdish question since October of last year. This year in March, the PKK was ordered by Öcalan to leave Turkish soil. However, the numbers of militants who have left Turkey are not as many as Turkish government officials claim they agreed on with the PKK.
According to the latest intelligence reports, a team of four militants were sent to Turkey on a suicide mission by the terrorist group. The National Police Department has alerted the police departments in Turkey's 81 provinces to be on the lookout for any possible suicide bomb attacks. The Milliyet daily reported on Thursday that the PKK, whose Syrian wing -- the Democratic Union Party (PYD) -- has established a strong presence in the war-torn country's north, will be attacking Turkish targets in the coming months.
Intelligence reports suggest that the PKK would like to see the settlement process fail. The organization is also trying to get the government to accept Kurdish demands.
The names of the suicide bombers are Jamal İ., Muhittin K., Saad A. and Abdullah A. The terrorists who will assist them are Muhsin R., Nusret M., Murşit A., Huseyin A. and Sansani M. The terrorists have already illegally entered Turkey, according to two official circulars issued by the police department on Aug. 16 an Aug. 17. Other information suggests that the suspects might be hiding in Sanlıurfa.
According to the latest intelligence reports, a team of four militants were sent to Turkey on a suicide mission by the terrorist group. The National Police Department has alerted the police departments in Turkey's 81 provinces to be on the lookout for any possible suicide bomb attacks. The Milliyet daily reported on Thursday that the PKK, whose Syrian wing -- the Democratic Union Party (PYD) -- has established a strong presence in the war-torn country's north, will be attacking Turkish targets in the coming months.
Intelligence reports suggest that the PKK would like to see the settlement process fail. The organization is also trying to get the government to accept Kurdish demands.
The names of the suicide bombers are Jamal İ., Muhittin K., Saad A. and Abdullah A. The terrorists who will assist them are Muhsin R., Nusret M., Murşit A., Huseyin A. and Sansani M. The terrorists have already illegally entered Turkey, according to two official circulars issued by the police department on Aug. 16 an Aug. 17. Other information suggests that the suspects might be hiding in Sanlıurfa.
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