severe warning; The next operation is in Turkey if it is not withdrawn from Iraq

According to Fars News Agency, two unknown groups who identified themselves as Iraqis took responsibility for attacking Turkish bases in the Kurdistan region of Iraq.

The Kurdish-language media in Iraq reported yesterday afternoon that a Turkish base was attacked by two drones in Bamarni district on Friday morning.

The mentioned group announced on its Telegram channel by publishing a video: “Seraya Olya Al-Adam is responsible for the special operation of the revenge of the martyrs of the tourism center. ^_“Part^_» which was carried out with a number of long-range drones against the Turkish base in Bamerni district of Dohuk province.

This group added: “This base is located 24 kilometers from the border strip inside Iraqi territory at an altitude of 1050 meters above sea level.”

Saraya Olya Al-Dem further warned: “If the Turkish forces do not withdraw from the territory of Iraq, our next attacks will be inside the territory of Turkey.”

On the other hand, the group known as “Ahrar Al-Iraq Brigade” announced in a statement that it takes responsibility for the rocket attack on the Turkish base “Zelikan”.

The Kurdistan Counter-Terrorism Center of Iraqi Kurdistan announced in a statement last night that Zelikan base was attacked with three rockets; But no one was injured.

These attacks have been carried out after Iraqi sources reported on Wednesday afternoon that a cannonball hit a resort in Dohuk province and nine tourists died in an attack by Turkish forces in northern Iraq.

Although the Baghdad authorities insist that the attack was carried out by Turkish forces and that they are responsible for the deaths and injuries of Iraqi civilians, Ankara claims that the country’s forces did not attack civilians.

On Wednesday night, in an interview with “Al-Sumriya” channel, the Iraqi Foreign Minister said: “If there is a problem between the Turkish government and the Workers’ Party, this problem should not be dragged into the territory of Iraq.” “Some Iraqi military experts proved that this attack was from Turkey.”

However, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday: “According to the information we received from the Air Force, there was no attack on civilians. [در دهوک عراق] We haven’t had it.”

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey rejected the statements of the Iraqi authorities and attributed the attack to elements of the PKK group.

After this attack, Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi emphasized in a statement while attributing this operation to Turkey: “Iraq reserves its full right to respond to these aggressions and will take all necessary measures to protect the people of this country and impose consequences.” It will adopt continuous tension towards the aggressor.

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