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Weapons and ammunition seized from PKK in northern Iraq

Weapons and ammunition seized from PKK in northern Iraq


With the operations carried out towards terrorist targets in the north of Iraq, terrorists’ dens proceed to be entered.

The Ministry of Nationwide Protection (MSB) reported that numerous weapons and ammunition belonging to the terrorist group PKK had been discovered throughout the search and scanning actions in Hakurk.

On this context, numerous ammunition and numerous supplies belonging to the terrorist group PKK had been discovered in the bunkers and shelters recognized by the heroic commandos.

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In search and scanning actions, 64 grenade launchers with a diameter of 40 millimeters, RPG-7 rocket launcher ammunition, AT-5 guided anti-tank gun (used), AK-47 infantry rifle journal, 2 daytime sight binoculars, 15 pairs of snowshoes, steel detectors, A complete of 5 turbines, 2 cans of diesel and many dwelling supplies had been seized.

The Ministry shared photographs of the operation on its Twitter account.

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