A primary school teacher from Cizre: “There is no armory here, civilians are killed. Youngsters in their twenties put up barricades to protect themselves. A nation totally antagonist is born.”

After four days of detention, Dutch journalist Geerdink is being deported upon the request of Governorship of Hakkari even though she was released. Her lawyer would resort to the judgement even she was deported.

The building of Hürriyet Daily has been attacked for a second time. Perpetrators came on trucks this time and broke down the windows and doors.

In many provinces of Turkey, HDP buildings and headquarters were set fire and party signboards were ripped off.

20 customs officers kidnapped by PKK in August, have been picked up by İHD delegation in Northern Iraq. Customs officers are returning Turkey along with İHD delegation.

In Hakkari province, a land mine exploded and an armed conflict broke out. It was stated that many soldiers got wounded and died.

A group of people attacked and broke the glasses of the building of Hürriyet Daily by shouting slogans in favour of the President Erdoğan and soldiers who died during conflicts.

Fatma Ay and her child B.Ö. (14) sleeping on the housetop in Şırnak province were opened fire. Mother died while the kid got wounded.

A group of people in Konya province beat a first lieutenant who was allegedly a PKK member and broke his nose.

Severe clashes have taken place in Yüksekova district of Hakkari province after a curfew was declared, reported Yüksekova news citing from Zap News.

32-year-old Captain Ali Alkan killed in the attack at gendarmerie station has been buried in Osmaniye province. In the funeral ceremony, Alkan’s elder brother Lieutenant Colonel, Mehmet Alkan, reacted against Justice and Development Party (AKP) members: “Why do those favoring resolution [process] now advocate fighting?”

Co-mayors of two districts in the southeastern Diyarbakır province have been arrested on charges of “breaking up the unity of the state and integrity of the country.” Among the arrested were also the Democratic Regions Party (DBP) Sur district co-chair and an employee from Women’s Academy, Güneş Ölmez.