Turkey denies US claims of peace deal with PKK/YPG/SDG, describing it 'slip of tongue'


(MENAFN) Turkey on Thursday denied claims of a peace deal with the horror organization PKK/YPG, working under the so-called SDF label, after a statement on the considered cease-fire by the US State Department.

"We do not negotiate with terrorist organizations; we believe this is a slip of the tongue," National Defense Ministry representative Zeki Akturk stated, denying any claims of discussions with certain organizations.

In a weekly media summary at the ministry, Akturk delivered robust statements on many major global and peace problems.

The Turkish armed forces remain their attempts both locally and through limits against a variety of horror organizations, comprising the PKK and its terrorist subdivisions in Syria, the PKK/PYD and PKK/YPG, Daesh/ISIS, as well as the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) – the organization behind a beaten 2016 coup attempt – based on to the representative.

Forty-one terrorists were deactivated in the previous week, he noted, taking the overall figure of counteracted terrorists since this January 1 to 2,959, pending 3,000 for the whole year.

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