The Turkish army has entered Iraq

The Turkish army has entered Iraq

Turkey's army entered 20 kilometers of Iraq's Kurdistan region. As a result, many Iraqi civilians fled the area. According to reliable sources, Iranian news agency 'Perce' has reported this on Saturday.

The Turkish army occupied the outer plateau of the 'Sidkhan' area of ​​Kurdistan and bombarded a place in the area. It is believed that the PKK guerrillas in Turkey established bases there.

A Kurdish official in the 'Sidkhan' region said that after the entry of the Turkish army, at least 100 Iraqi families have taken shelter from other areas. He said two people were injured in the attack by the Turkish army.

Meanwhile, Iraq's Arbil administration called on PKK guerrillas to leave the country's territory. At the same time, they requested the Iraqi territory to not attack Turkey.

Earlier Turkey had established a military base in the 'Dahuk' area of ​​Iraq. However, the Iraq government has been urging the Turkish government to withdraw from the area, condemning it earlier.