Turkish jets pound Iraqi Kurdistan amid growing calls for investigations over alleged chemical attacks
TURKISH jets continued to pound Kurdish villages in Qandil and other parts of Iraqi Kurdistan today, amid growing demands for investigations over its alleged use of chemical weapons.
Missiles struck a number of villages in simultaneous attacks at around 10.30am local time, according to eyewitnesses, although no casualties were reported.
Ankara’s five-month bombing and ground invasion has continued and met with silence from the international community and global media organisations.
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