09:21, 23 Augustos 2012 Thursday
Funeral of a Turkish soldier killed in Hakkari mine blast.(AA)
Death toll rises to 5 in Turkey-PKK clash - UPDATED
16 militants were killed in the operation, a statement by the governor's office said Thursday.
World Bulletin / News Desk
The number of Turkish troops killed in a clash with PKK militants in Semdinli town of the south-eastern province of Hakkari rose to five.
16 militants were killed in the operation, a statement by the governor's office said Thursday.
The statement said that five troops were killed and seven others were wounded in the clash.
Operations are under way in the region.
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