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11-08-2012   22:01
Turkish forces end anti-PKK operation in Semdinli
Turkish armed forces have ended an almost three-week operation against Kurdish militants in the southeast region of Semdinli, bordering Iran and Iraq, and have killed "a large number" of  fighters, the local governor said in a statement on Saturday.    

Turkish jets have bombarded Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) positions around the mountainous region in one of most intense bouts of fighting in recent years in a decades-long conflict which has killed 40,000 people.

REUTERS
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