Turkish Armed Forces neutralise 43 PKK terrorists, destroy 74 shelters and 53 mines used by the group in northern Iraq's Hakurk region during 'Operation Claw'
Turkish commandos observe the area as Turkish Armed Forces launched a counter-terrorism operation in Hakurk, northern Iraq on May 28, 2019.
A total of 74 shelters and 53 mines used by PKK terrorists in the Hakurk region were also destroyed, according to the ministry.
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