Turkey Launches Airstrikes after Ankara Terror Attack

A terrorist attack on Turkish Aerospace Industries' headquarters in Ankara resulted in five deaths and 22 injuries, with Turkey attributing the attack to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK). The Security Council condemned the attack, emphasizing the need for international cooperation to combat terrorism. In response, Turkey launched airstrikes on PKK targets in Iraq and Syria, reportedly killing several militants and destroying 32 targets. The attack prompted Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to leave the BRICS summit early to address security concerns. This incident underscores ongoing tensions and the complex geopolitical landscape involving Turkey and the PKK.