Turkey says 326 Kurdish militants have been ‘neutralized’ in ongoing offensive

Posted 2022-11-26, Finger Lakes Times

ISTANBUL — Turkey says more than 300 Kurdish militants were "neutralized" in an offensive that was launched last weekend in northern Syria and northern Iraq.

"Operation Claw-Sword is ongoing with punishing strikes by air and ground support vehicles. So far, 326 terrorists have been neutralized,"
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