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Türkiye eliminates 1,927 terrorists since January

Defense Ministry press adviser Admiral Zeki Aktürk speaks at the press briefing, in the capital Ankara, Türkiye, Nov. 23, 2023. (AA Photo)

Türkiye eliminates 1,927 terrorists since January

By admin on November 26, 2023

At a press briefing on Thursday, Defense Ministry press adviser Admiral Zeki Aktürk said Türkiye neutralized 1,927 PKK terrorists inside the country, in Iraq and…

Türkiye eliminates more than 150 terrorists in Syria, Iraq

A man watches from afar as a fire rages at the Zarba oil facility of the PKK/YPG terrorist group after a Turkish airstrike, al-Qahtaniyah, Syria, Oct. 5, 2023. (AFP Photo)

Türkiye eliminates more than 150 terrorists in Syria, Iraq

By admin on November 26, 2023

New videos of Turkish counterterrorism operations abroad emerged on Monday as the country’s top defense official gave the number of “neutralized” (eliminated) terrorists of the…

Türkiye eliminated more than 1,300 terrorists: Defense Ministry

Turkish police raid a location in an operation against the PKK, Mersin, southern Türkiye, Sept. 27, 2023. (DHA Photo)

Türkiye eliminated more than 1,300 terrorists: Defense Ministry

By admin on October 3, 2023

In a weekly press briefing on Thursday, a Defense Ministry official announced that as many as 1,351 YPG terrorists, the PKK terrorist group’s Syrian offshoot,…

Poland boosts defense with $24B in weapon orders amid Ukraine war

Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak speaks during a press conference after the final rehearsal of a parade, prior to the Polish Armed Forces Day, in Warsaw, Poland, Aug. 13, 2023. (EPA Photo)

Poland boosts defense with $24B in weapon orders amid Ukraine war

By admin on September 9, 2023

Poland has ordered about $24 billion worth of weapons to beef up security amid regional tensions following a war between Russia and Ukraine, with Warsaw…

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Türkiye eliminates 1,927 terrorists since January

Türkiye eliminates more than 150 terrorists in Syria, Iraq

Türkiye eliminated more than 1,300 terrorists: Defense Ministry

Poland boosts defense with $24B in weapon orders amid Ukraine war

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