After weeks of rescue efforts, focus of Turkish authorities shifts to rehabilitation and reconstruction in the country's 11 provinces devastated by 7.7 and 7.6 magnitudes earthquakes that have left more than 50,000 dead in Türkiye and Syria.
Türkiye steps up relief efforts to quake-hit provinces as death toll in the country reaches 44,218. Death toll in Syria is more than 5,800 people.
The Turkish operation preparations continue as Ankara clearly demands from Finland and Sweden, the Nordic states, to cut their ties with the PKK, a terror group.
In the past, Sirnak, which borders both Iraq and Syria, was one of the PKK terror-hit southeastern provinces, but now it is hosting an international tennis tournament at the foot of Mount Cudi.
Cizre was a hotspot during Turkey’s security operations against the PKK terror group five years ago. But now the district hosts one of the biggest volunteer centres of the Turkish Red Crescent humanitarian organisation.
PKK terrorists attacked a truck carrying fuel for roadwork in Turkey's southeastern province of Sirnak, killing four labourers.
Two aid workers were killed and one wounded after PKK terrorists opened fire on social workers delivering aid amid the coronavirus outbreak on Thursday.
Diyarbakir Governor’s Office said Turkey’s military launched an operation to catch the perpetrators of the attack.
A surrendered PKK terrorist meets with his family on Tuesday amid his ongoing judicial process in southeast Turkey.
Families whose children are reported to be under the hold of terrorists have been protesting regularly in Turkey's southeastern province of Diyarbakir.
If there were peace then the PKK would lose its relevance - and this has been proven repeatedly.
Local mayor for opposition HDP among those remanded over last week's terror attack in the province's Kulp area, which left seven civilians dead and 10 wounded, Anadolu Agency reports.
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