10:52, 07 September 2012 Friday
(AA)
Turkish troops kill 18 PKK militants in Beytussebap
Turkish troops killed 18 PKK militants in Beytussebap town of southeastern province of Sirnak.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Turkish troops killed 18 PKK militants in Beytussebap town of southeastern province of Sirnak.
Officials told AA correspondent on Friday that operations have been continuing in the region after simultaneous terrorist attacks on military checkpoints in Beytussebap that killed 10 Turkish soldiers on September 2.
Sirnak governor's office said that one soldier died early on Friday in clashes with terrorists in the region.
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