MIT’s Last Minute Operation Renders “Responsible” Terrorist Ineffective in Gara
MIT Neutralizes a PKK/KCK Special Forces Member in Northern Iraq
According to breaking news, Tekin Okan, codenamed “Deniz Bahri,” a member of the PKK/KCK’s so-called special force aviation units, has been neutralized by Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization (MIT) in an operation in Gara, northern Iraq.
The PKK/KCK is recognized as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the United States, and the European Union. The group has been active in the region for decades, and Turkey has been conducting operations against them both domestically and across the border in Iraq.
Okan’s neutralization is a significant development in Turkey’s fight against terrorism. The PKK/KCK has been responsible for numerous attacks that have killed civilians, soldiers, and police officers in both Turkey and Iraq.
MIT has been working diligently to gather intelligence and carry out operations against the PKK/KCK. They have been successful in the past, and this latest operation demonstrates their continued commitment to fighting against terrorism.
The Turkish government has reaffirmed its determination to rid the region of all terrorist organizations and to ensure the safety and security of its citizens. They have expressed their gratitude to MIT and the security forces involved in the operation.
Turkey will continue to take all necessary measures to combat terrorism and protect its citizens. This latest operation is a testament to their resolve in achieving this goal.
