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Two Turkish troops killed in PKK clashes
13 PKK members were killed in the clash, officials said.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Two Turkish troops were killed in a clash with PKK militants in southeastern province of Hakkari.
Military officials said on Thursday that two Turkish soldiers were killed and four others were wounded in a clash erupted between security teams and PKK militants in Cukurca town of Hakkari.
13 PKK members were killed in the clash, officials said.
Security operations are under way in the region.
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