Iraqi expert says Turkey has no justification to continue operations in Iraq

Iraqi security expert asserts that‍ Turkey no longer has⁤ justification for military operations in ​Iraq following​ teh dissolution of⁢ the⁢ PKK.

Retired Iraqi military‌ officer adn security analyst Riyadh Haddidi, citing ⁤Turkey’s⁢ recent attacks on Iraqi ⁢border areas, stressed that Iraq’s Foreign Ministry must counter Turkey’s‍ expanding presence through diplomatic measures. webangah News Agency reported ⁤this statement ⁤from Mehr News‍ Agency, which originally ‌sourced it‍ from Al-Ahd.

The recent offensive displaced hundreds ​of Iraqi families⁣ from⁣ border regions.

Haddidi‍ held Iraq’s ⁤Foreign⁢ Ministry ⁣responsible for violations of⁤ national sovereignty and urged Baghdad to file ‌a‍ formal complaint against Turkey with the United Nations.

The analyst concluded that Turkey’s agreement with the ‍Kurdistan workers’ Party (PKK) eliminates any rationale ⁢for continued Turkish‍ military occupation ‌in Iraq.

The PKK announced its dissolution last month​ after nearly 40 years of operations. Turkey had previously justified its‌ cross-border operations ⁤into northern Iraq and Syria by‍ citing⁤ the group’s ⁣presence in these regions.

news Sources: © webangah news Agency, ⁤Mehr News‌ Agency, Al-ahd

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