At least three Turkish soldiers are killed during a new offensive against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in northern Iraq..  

The Turkish government has long accused the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party of having links to the PKK.

Turkey has killed at least 15 Kurdish fighters from the People's Protection Units (YPG) in a territory controlled by Ankara-backed occupying forces in northeastern Syria.  

Turkey’s president asks Iraq to prevent its soil from being used by Kurdish militants as a launchpad for attacks against the Turkish soil.

A suspected militant affiliated with Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) killed himself by detonating explosives following a police chase Monday near Turkey’s border with Syria, and a second suspect was slain by security forces, officials said.

The Turkish military started its ground campaign, dubbed Claw-Tiger Operation, against the PKK in Iraq on July 17.

The Iraqi president calls on Turkey to stop its cross-border incursion, and to respect the Arab country’s sovereignty.

Turkey says it will press ahead with its cross-border operation in northern Iraq if Baghdad continue to overlook Kurdish militants in the region.

Iraq pleads for Arab intervention against Turkey’s continued cross-border attacks against the PKK.

The Iraqi National Security Council denounces a recent deadly drone strike by Turkey on the Arab country as a violation of good neighborly principles.