The Green Party has submitted motion for arms export to be stopped to Turkey in protest of Afrin operation. The motion has been approved.

According to the Ministry of Interior, 311 people have been detained on charge of “terrorism propaganda” due to their social media posts about Afrin operation. At least people have been arrested in the first 10 days of the operation.

US CENTCOM Commander Votel has said that they will not withdraw from Manbij despite Erdoğan telling Trump "Withdraw your forces".

HDP Urfa MP Baydemir has become the fourth HDP MP who has been prosecuted due to his or her statements about Afrin operation.

Not allowed to bring its fans to away games following the banner reading “May children don’t die, may they come to the games” opened at a tribune in 2015, Amedspor met the same ban in Sivas too.

Speaking in Amasya after Çorum, Erdoğan has detailed his previous statement: “We have 20 martyrs in total. Seven of them are our soldiers”.

The Ministry of Interior has declared that it will file a criminal complaint against the Turkish Medical Association, which was targeted by President Erdoğan, due to its declaration entitled “War is a Matter of Public Health”.

Spokesperson for US-led Anti-ISIS Coalition Dillon has said that the coalition forces will stay in Manbij and they expressed to Turkey “clearly” that their support to the SDF will continue.

Three people have been arrested in Malatya due to their social media posts about Afrin operation.

Gülmen and Özakça have announced that the State of Emergency Commission has rejected their applications, they ended the hunger strike and they will continue to struggle to go back to their works.

Stating that they always favour peace as doctors, İstanbul Chamber of Medicine Chair Erez has said, “Wishing that the children of our country and neighbours don’t die is a patriotic, humanitarian attitude”.

President Erdoğan has denounced the Turkish Medical Association, which has protested Afrin operation: “These gentlemen have never been local and national”.

Afrin Democratic Autonomous Government has stated that Afrin operation is a threat against civilians and Syria’s territorial integrity, and called on Syria to “fulfil its responsibilities for the protection of the region”.

The Women for Peace Initiative has said, “Once again war for peace, tension for the sake of tranquillity, death in the name of life wander around our top”.

Six people who were detained in Ardahan, Zonguldak and Balıkesir have been arrested due to their social media posts about Afrin.

US State Secretary Tillerson has answered that “We discussed a number of possible options, but we didn’t propose anything” a journalist asking whether the US proposed a safe zone.

Deputy FM of Syria Mekdad has interviewed BBC. “Syria has every right to respond to such offensive”, Mekdad said concerning Turkey's offensive into Afrin.

Figen Yüksekdağ, Aysel Tuğluk, Çağlar Demirel, Burcu Çelik Özkan, Gülser Yıldırım, Gültan Kışanak, Nurhayat Altun, Edibe Şahin and Sebahat Tuncel have gone on hunger strike for three days in prisons where they are kept.

HDP MP Kürkçü has called on the PACE to make a call for the release of all prisoners who are sent to prison for advocating peace in Turkey.

One of two rockets reportedly launched from Afrin to Kilis hit a mosque, killing two people.