Turkey’s foreign minister to visit Iraq to discuss Kurdish militants and security, source says
- Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will visit Iraq to discuss security and Kurdish militants on January 28, as reported by a Turkish diplomatic source.
- Fidan will meet with Iraqi leaders and emphasize the need for Iraq to label the PKK as a terrorist organization and remove it from its lands.
- Turkey and Iraq's ties have improved since Baghdad labeled the PKK a banned organization last year, leading to high-level security talks.
- Ties between Turkey and the U.S.-allied Kurdish YPG militia have been tense, with Turkey considering them terrorists linked to the PKK.
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