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PKK head Murat Karayılan announcing the party's dissolution at an undisclosed location in northern Iraq
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Turkey Eyes Legal Steps After Kurdish Militant Group PKK Disbands

Abdullah Ocalan founded the PKK in the late 1970s and it began its armed insurgency in 1984
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Kurdish Militant Group PKK Says Disbanding, Ending Armed Struggle

6 Kurdish Fighters Confirmed KIA After Drone Strike in Syrian Base
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6 Kurdish Fighters Confirmed KIA After Drone Strike on Syrian Base

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Turkey's Erdoğan shuts down 20 TV, radio stations

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ISIS Attacks Iraq Base, Kills 3 Sunni Fighters And Wounds 10 Others

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ISIS: Female Militia In Syria Say 'ISIS Is Afraid Of Girls'

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Tahir Elci: Pro Kurd Human Rights Lawyer Killed In Shootout (VIDEO, TWEETS)

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Europe Terrorist Raids Target 15 From Alleged ISIS Recruiting Ring

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Turkey Election: Ruling AKP Wins Parliamentary Majority, President Recep Erdogan Tightens Grip On Power

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Turkey Air Strikes: Kurds Targeted And Killed

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PKK: Turkish Soldiers Killed In Ambush, 15 Dead

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ISIS Chemical Weapons: U.S. Troops In Iraq Asked To Ready For 'Mustard Agent' Attack

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Turkey: Vice News Journalists Freed, Assistant Remains Jailed

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Canadian Airstrike May Have Killed 27 Iraqi Civilians

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Turkey Charges Two VICE Journalists And Turkish Fixer With Terrorism

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