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Six US F-16 Jets Deployed to Turkey for IS Offensive
US fighter aircraft have been deployed at the Incirlik Air Base in Turkey to help Ankara fight against the Islamic State (IS) group, US envoys to NATO have said.
The deployment, which came from the Aviano Air Base in Italy, includes 300 US military personnel.
Ankara and Washington agreed last month that the Incirlik base will be used by warplanes to attack IS positions.
Gunmen open fire at Alevi leaders in central Turkey
Unidentified gunmen opened fire on Alevi-Bektashi Federation (ABF) head Baki Düzgün, his wife Yurdanur Düzgün and Alevi Culture Assoications (AKD) head Do?an Demir 80 kilometers northwest of the capital Ankara on Aug. 8, the second armed offensive against senior Alevi figures in a week.
Unarmed civilians killed in Turkish airstrikes in northern Iraq: HDP report
Unarmed civilians were killed in a military airstrike by Turkey in the Zergele village of Iraqi Kurdistan, the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) has said in a report, denying Ankara's claims to the contrary.
HDP asks for UN inquiry into 'arbitrary executions and deaths' since Suruç bombing
The Peoples? Democratic Party (HDP) co-leaders Selahattin Demirta? and Figen Yüksekda? have filed a request that the United Nations launch an inquiry into what they call ?unlawful and arbitrary executions? after the deadly suicide bomb attack in the border town of Suruç, the HDP Press Office said in a written statement on Aug. 6.
Istanbul police continue anti-terror raids
A dozen suspected militants have been remanded in custody following anti-terror raids across Istanbul on the morning of Aug. 4, police said.
Of the 23 suspects arrested in the raids, police earlier identified three as being linked to the far-left Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front (DHKP-C).
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PKK Bombs Railway in Turkey's Kars, Police Kills Three Kurdish Rebels in Agri
Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) rebels have bombed a railway line in Turkey's eastern province of Kars and then fired at repair workers, killing one, the BBC reported.
The attack, which took place on Thursday, is the latest in the surge in violence after a fragile two-year ceasefire between PKK and the Turkish government broke last week.
Attack on Police Station Leaves Two Turkish Officers, Two PKK Militants Dead
An armed attack on a police station in the southern Turkish province of Adana left two police officers and two Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militants dead.
Around eight PKK militants armed with long-barreled guns attacked the police station in the town of Pozanti early on Friday.
Chronology: Week of violence as Turkey, PKK fight rekindled
The outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militants killed at least 12 police and army members since last week, after Turkey launched a two-pronged "war on terror" against PKK and Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militants.
Here is a chronology of events that started following a suspected ISIL suicide bombing in southeastern Turkey.
July 20
Turkey Conducts New Airstrikes on Suspected PKK Targets
Turkish fighter jets conducted new airstrikes on suspected terrorist targets in the southeast of the country and across the border in northern Iraq on Tuesday.
Two F-16 jets bombed at least three suspected separatist terrorist targets in the southeastern Sirnak province, the Turkish General Staff said in a statement.
Bulgaria Expresses Solidarity with Turkey - FM
Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov stated on Tuesday that Bulgaria expresses solidarity with Turkey.
His comments come after the request of Turkey for a special meeting of the North Atlantic Council to be convened under Article 4 of the Washington Treaty.
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