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PKK Begins Disarmament, Marking End to Four-Decade Conflict with Turkey

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1Nojor Desk
  • 12 Jul 25
  • 01:52 AM

The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has officially begun surrendering weapons in northern Iraq, signaling the end of its nearly 40-year armed struggle against Turkey. A ceremony in Sulaymaniyah marked the symbolic start, with members burning their weapons. Turkish President Erdoğan welcomed the move as a turning point. The process follows a peace appeal by jailed PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan. Over 40,000 people died in the conflict, which affected Turkey and neighboring countries including Iraq, Syria, and Iran.

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Jugantor 11 Jul 25

Kurdish Rebels Begin Weapon Surrender

Members of the Kurdish rebel group Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) have officially begun surrendering their weapons. The disarmament process started on Friday in the Kurdish-majority northern region of Iraq. This marks a potential end to nearly four decades of armed struggle by the PKK against Turkey, a conflict that has claimed more than 40,000 lives.

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