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Mass Riots and Uprising in Turkey fascists Tear Gas and Water Cannons!!
Turkish police fire tear gas, water cannon to disperse Kurdish protesters denouncing round-the-clock curfews in Diyarbakir's Sur district in southeast Turkey. (Reuters video clip)
DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - A Turkish police officer and a soldier were killed by sniper fire and two Kurdish militants were shot dead in separate incidents in the mainly Kurdish southeast's biggest city, security sources said on Sunday.
Two police officers were also wounded by shrapnel from a homemade explosive during operations in the district of Sur in Diyarbakir. The soldier was shot and killed on Sunday, while the police officer was sadly hit on Saturday before succumbing to his wounds a day later, they said. Sur has been under a round-the-clock curfew since Dec. 2 as security forces try to eject militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) from urban centers. The cities of Silopi and Cizre, further east near the Syrian and Iraqi borders, have also been under curfew since mid-December. The military General Staff said 135 PKK militants in Silopi, 308 in Cizre and 101 in Sur have been killed since Dec. 15. according to media reports today on Live Leaks as the prelude to World War 4 warms up. Today 18 January the violence is escalating this footage was shot yesterday by Reuters and the death tolls are increasing by the hour.
DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (Reuters) - A Turkish police officer and a soldier were killed by sniper fire and two Kurdish militants were shot dead in separate incidents in the mainly Kurdish southeast's biggest city, security sources said on Sunday.
Two police officers were also wounded by shrapnel from a homemade explosive during operations in the district of Sur in Diyarbakir. The soldier was shot and killed on Sunday, while the police officer was sadly hit on Saturday before succumbing to his wounds a day later, they said. Sur has been under a round-the-clock curfew since Dec. 2 as security forces try to eject militants from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) from urban centers. The cities of Silopi and Cizre, further east near the Syrian and Iraqi borders, have also been under curfew since mid-December. The military General Staff said 135 PKK militants in Silopi, 308 in Cizre and 101 in Sur have been killed since Dec. 15. according to media reports today on Live Leaks as the prelude to World War 4 warms up. Today 18 January the violence is escalating this footage was shot yesterday by Reuters and the death tolls are increasing by the hour.
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