While at least 48 military operations and 63 village raids took place in 11 months, 61 people were subjected to torture and ill-treatment, and dozens of people were detained in Hakkari where the governor's office said "an environment of peace was established".
Two girls were found murdered in the Hol Camp where ISIS members were staying.
It turned out that Ahlam Albasahir, who allegedly carried out the bomb attack on Istiklal Street, had a phone conversation with MHP Şırnak's Basa District President Mehmet Emin İlhan.
Democratic Union Party said that Turkish occupation state is "preparing for new attacks on our regions ", with its "deliberate accusations for our forces and regions" about the Istanbul explosion.
KCK made a statement regarding the bomb attack in Taksim, and said: "Our movement has nothing to do with this attack. The fact that the attack is intended to destroy our movement shows that the AKP-MHP is plotting dark plans."
Continuing the sit-in in front of the Urfa Courthouse, the Şenyaşar family shared the message: "Our faith and humanity command us not to remain silent against injustice and oppression."
Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdag said that the number of those detained in connection with the bomb attack on Istiklal Street has risen to 50.
A military operation was launched against the village of Zêvkan in the Yüksekova district.
It was reported that the soldiers who went on an operation in the Besta region of Şırnak, tortured 3 shepherds who were stripped.
Stating that not being able to hear from PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan increased the concerns, DBP Urfa Provincial Co-Chair attorney Hidayet Enmek said: "The address of the solution is in İmralı, which the Kurdish people show as the address."
A new indictment has been prepared about Kurdish politician Aysel Tuğluk, who was recently released due to memory loss, on the charge of "being a member of a terrorist organisation" nearly 8 years later, due to an alleged incident in 2014.
After the People’s Defense Center (HSM), the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) also refuted Turkey’s allegations after the deadly bomb attack that hit the heart of Istanbul yesterday.
“Turkish officials pointing Kobanê as a target in connection with this incident reveals the aspect of their plan. The incident points to the initiation of a dark plan,” said the HSM.
The Iranian regime has launched a new wave of attacks on Komala and PDK-I positions in Southern Kurdistan. At least eight people are reported to have been injured and one killed.
Turkish officials announced that 46 people, including the person who allegedly left the bomb, were detained in connection with Sunday's explosion in Istanbul.