After the attack in Istanbul: dozens killed in a Turkish attack on the Kurds Israel today

The reaction to the attack in Istanbul:

The Turkish Ministry of Defense confirmed today (Sunday) the beginning of a broad attack on Kurdish strongholds in northern Syria and northern Iraq, which led to dozens of deaths.

According to the announcement of the Turkish Ministry of Defense, 89 targets were attacked, including shelters and ammunition depots that were destroyed by the Air Force in the base of the Kurdish militias.

The attack focused on the mountains of Kendali, Assos and Khork in northern Iraq, and in Kobani, Tel Rifat, Jazira and Darik in northern Syria.

The Autonomous Administration of Northeast Syria claimed that the attack in Istanbul was just an excuse designed to justify the Turkish attacks.

The administration's announcement stated that the Turkish Air Force bombed targets indiscriminately - and the international community and Arab countries must fulfill their responsibilities and stop the "aggression and inhuman acts".

The moment one of the journalists working with the Stirk channel was injured in the city of Ain al-Arab Kobani as a result of the Turkish shelling of the city

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At the same time, a spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces, which is made up of Kurds, announced that at least 11 civilians were killed in attacks last night in the Syrian region, including a journalist.

The Syrian Center for Human Rights, based in Britain, reported that in addition to this, nine members of the Syrian Democratic Forces were killed and six soldiers of the Assad regime.

The Assad regime's Ministry of Defense confirmed that several of its soldiers were killed in the cities of Aleppo and al-Hasakah.

Furthermore, the counter-terrorism mechanism in Iraqi Kurdistan announced that 32 Kurdish militants were killed in Turkey's attacks.

This is in addition to the injured.

Earlier, Turkish Defense Minister Khalusi Akhar emphasized that the purpose of the military operation is to "ensure the security of the Turks and respond to the attack on their country."

Last week there was a terrorist attack in the heart of Istanbul, in which six people were killed and dozens were injured.

Following this, a suspect was captured in placing the explosive device on Istiklal Street.

A senior Turkish official told the Reuters news agency that she comes from Syria and belongs to a group of Kurdish militants.

The Kurdish underground denied involvement in the attack.

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