Erdogan’s regime announces the death of an eighth Turkish soldier in northern Iraq

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Istanbul (ST): The Ministry of Defense of the Turkish regime announced the death of the eighth soldier in about a week after he was wounded last Friday while participating in the military operation launched by the regime of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, violating the sovereignty of Iraqi lands.

The  France Press Agency quoted the ministry as saying in a statement yesterday that the soldier was wounded on Friday, and died in hospital from his injuries.

A Turkish soldier was killed last Saturday and another was wounded by the explosion of an improvised explosive device in northern Iraq. This brings the death toll of Turkish regime forces’ losses since last Tuesday to eight soldiers.

K.Q.

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