PKK: Truce With Turkey No Longer Any Meaning

BAGHDAD / NINA / PKK declared that the truce with Turkey has not any meaning. The party said in a brief statement today: "The truce with Ankara no longer has any meaning, pointing out that this decision came after the intensive Turkish air strikes on the party locations." It is mentioned that two people were wounded today due to the bombing of the Turkish aircraft on the sites of the Turkish Kurdistan Workers' Party in Amadiyah district in Iraqi Dahuk province. A Kurdish security source told the correspondent of the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA / that "two people were wounded due to the Turkish aircraft raids on Amadiyah district in Iraqi Dahuk province, adding that one of them his leg was amputated, and both injured transferred to Amadiyah Hospital, where they are being treated there currently. Turkish warplanes bombed, in late hour last night, the strongholds of the PKK in Mount Korzar on the outskirts of Amadiyah district. For its part, protect people forces, the military wing of the PKK, said in a statement that their headquarters in the province of Kurdistan have been, throughout the night, subjected to heavy bombardment by Turkish fighter jets, adding that the ceasefire is meaningless, and we will announce soon to our citizens the results of this bombing. / End