Kurdish PKK militants pull out of four camps in northern Iraq as part of peace process with Turkiye
The Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, vacated the camps in the Baze area of northern Iraq's Metina region, near the Turkish border.
According to The Hindu, the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, vacated the camps in the Baze area of northern Iraq's Metina region, near the Turkish border.
This world story centres on Iraq. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Kurdish PKK, Turkiye and Iraq's Metina.
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- Iraq · Middle East
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- Kurdish PKK, Turkiye, Iraq's Metina, Kurdistan Workers' Party
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