Turkish warplanes bomb targets in Kurdistan’s Duhok

Smoke rises after Turkish warplanes bomb an area near the village of Sgere in Amedi, northeast of Duhok, May 31, 2022.

SULAIMANI (ESTA) — Turkish warplanes on Saturday bombed targets in the Kurdistan Region’s Duhok province, according to Iraqi media.

Sites belonging to Ankara’s arch-enemy, the Kurdistan Worker’s Party (PKK), were bombed by Turkish warplanes in the district of Amedi, Shafaq news reported, citing sources as saying.

Amedi’s Plava and Kuherzi villages were hit by a series of consecutive airstrikes.

It was not immediately clear whether it caused casualties or not. Damages have yet to be known.

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