One Kurdish Peace Deal Could Ignite Another Middle Eastern Conflict
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One Kurdish Peace Deal Could Ignite Another Middle Eastern Conflict
In October 2025, the PKK (Partiya Karkerên Kurdistanê, Kurdistan Workers' Party) announced it was withdrawing its fighters from Türkiye to northern Iraq as part of a peace effort with Ankara after four decades of hostilities. The statement said all PKK forces in Türkiye were being pulled back to northern Iraq "to avoid clashes or provocations." This followed the group's May 2025 decision to dissolve and a July ceremony where fighters burned thei…
There is a serious possibility that demobilized PKK fighters will join the Iranian Kurdish organization PJAK, which is fighting against the Iranian regime, a development that will greatly complicate relations between Turkey, Kurdish Northern Iraq, Iraq, Iran, and the United States in the region.
The PKK gunmen carried out a new withdrawal from four of their positions at the border adjacent to Turkey, within the framework of the peace process called for by Abdullah Ocalan...
Gıran Özcan analyzes the Turkey-PKK peace process through the lens of Israel, the Kurds, regional rivalries, and the changing power balance in the Middle East. Gıran Özcan wrote: Is Israel against the Turkey-PKK peace process? Medyascope
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