There is truth in article about that civil war in souteaster of Turkey except killing own citizens. Turkish army and police fight with a terrorist organisation who killed more than 40.000 kurdish and turkish people during 30 years.
Turkish Army itself is the biggest criminal and terrorist organization in the world. PKK is the last hope of the Kurdish people, who are facing genocide and extermination at the hands of the criminal Turkish Army and Erdogan. It is true that more than 40,000 Kurds were killed during the last three decades. And all of them were killed by the criminal Turkish army.
You are the biggest liar! And the biggest terror supporter personaly.
In Turkey there's no Kurdish problem. They can speak their native language, they can study their language. They have members in parliament in every party.
May 24, 1993, the PKK kills 33 unarmed Turkish soldiers in an ambush on the highway between Elazığ and Bingöl
July 5, 1993, 100 militants attack the village of Başbağlar, near Erzincan, killing 33 civilians.
March 13, 1999, a petrol bomb was detonated at a crowded shopping center in Istanbul, killing 13 people. The next day two people, including a soldier are injured in Bahçelievler by a bomb placed under a truck. Turkish police suspect the PKK was behind the attacks.
July 2, 2005, six people are killed and 15 injured by a train bomb planted by Kurdish guerrillas, on a train travelling between Elâzığ and Tatvan in Bingöl province.
July 6, 2005, a bombing at a holiday resort in Kuşadası kills at least five people including a British and an Irish citizen
February 13, 2006, six people are injured in a bombing of an Istanbul supermarket. The Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK) claim responsibility for the blast and vow more attacks
June 25, 2006, a bombing hits a tourist resort near Antalya, killing four and injuring 28 people. The TAK claim responsibility for the attack.
August 27, 2006, ten British and six Turkish citizens are wounded in a minibus bombing in Marmaris. Five people are injured by two other bombs
August 28, 2006, Three people are killed and 87 injured in a blast in Antalya. The TAK claim responsibility
September 12, 2006, a bombing in Diyarbakir kills ten civilians. The Turkish Revenge Brigade (TİT) claimed responsibility for the attack on their website, threatening to kill ten Kurds for every Turk killed in the conflict
May 22, 2007: A suicide bombing hits Ankara, killing eight and wounding over 100. This attack was attributed to the PKK and the Turkish army decided to launch a military action against them
June 4, 2007: A PKK grenade attack kills seven soldiers and wounds six at an army base in Tunceli
September 27, 2007, two Turkish gendarme are killed in Bitlis Province by a bomb planted by Kurdish separatists
January 3, 2008, a bomb attack against a military vehicle outside a school in Diyarbakır kills five and injures 110 people
May 9, 2008, three people are killed and five wounded in Batman province when a landmine destroys their minibus
August 7, 2008: The PKK claimed responsibility for the explosion that halted the operation of the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline.
October 4, 2008: Fifteen Turkish soldiers were killed, with another 20 also wounded, after a PKK attack from northern Iraq with the firing of heavy weapons at a military outpost in the Semdinli region bordering Iraq and Iran. At least 23 members of the PKK were also killed.
The British foreign office said: "The United Kingdom utterly condemns Friday's terrorist attack in Hakkâri, Turkey. There can be no excuse for the use of violence to achieve one's aims. The UK stands shoulder-to-shoulder with Turkey in its fight against terrorism and strongly supports ongoing efforts between the Turkish and Iraqi authorities to prevent the PKK from using northern Iraq as a base from which to mount attacks against Turkey
The European Union also condemned the on the gendarmerie station in a statement released by the Union's French presidency, saying: "Europe expresses its complete solidarity with the Turkish authorities and offers its condolences to the families and friends of the victims
April 29, 2009, a PKK detonated bomb kills nine soldiers after ripping through their vehicle in Diyarbakir province.[
May 4, 2009, Village Guards dressed as PKK fighters attack a wedding party with rifles and grenades, killing at least 44 people in a family feud.
May 28, 2009: 6 Turkish soldiers were killed and 7 others were reportedly injured when their vehicle struck a landmine, in the Hakkâri Province of south-eastern Turkey
December 7, 2009: Seven Turkish soldiers were killed and three wounded in an ambush in Resadiye, Northern Turkey. The gunmen are suspected Kurdish militants, but their identities have not yet been confirmed.
April 19, 2010: 2 Turkish police officers were killed after suspected PKK militants opened fire upon their police patrol car with automatic weapons in the northern Turkish province of Samsun
April 26, 2010: 1 Turkish soldier was killed and 2 others were reportedly wounded after a landmine detonated, as their military vehicle was crossing a bridge near to the town of Dereli within the Giresun province
More and more. Pkk kills kurds too. Attacks schools, kills teachers, attacks mosques.
Pkk is the biggest trouble of kurdish people in Turkey.
