Turkey Draws a Red Line on Proxy Forces
Turkey sent a clear message to Iran and Israel: If you use proxy forces near our border, we see it as a “cause for war.” Military sources shared this warning with NTV news. Turkey is taking new steps to secure its borders. At the same time, the country pushes forward with its terror-free policy.
PKK Disarmament Brings New Hope
The PKK announced its dissolution. Within four months, it must disarm. The National Intelligence Organization (MIT) will closely monitor each step. Turkey plans to reintegrate about 1,000 PKK members who have no criminal records. These efforts give hope to the “Diyarbakir mothers,” who want their children back.
PKK Disbands: A Historic Step Toward a Terror-Free Turkey
Turkey Sends a Strong Regional Warning
Turkey’s leaders did not stop with just a message. They warned both Iran and Israel: Do not send Kurdish groups or armed factions to our borders. If you try, we will take it as a direct threat. Such moves could destroy Turkey’s efforts to end terrorism. “If proxy forces appear at our border, we act,” sources said.
Peshmerga to Replace PKK Camps
PKK camps in Northern Iraq and Qandil will soon be empty. Turkey expects Peshmerga forces to move in. This will help prevent chaos in the region. It also supports Turkey’s push for security.
Political Moves Open New Opportunities
Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahceli started this process with his call in October 2024. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan supported him, calling the step “a historic window of opportunity.” The DEM Party expects better conditions for Abdullah Ocalan and hopes for more legal changes. All these moves could reshape Turkey’s approach to peace.
