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What will be the PKK/YPG response to Erdoğan's ultimatum by December 25, 2024?
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Lay down arms • 25%
Continue armed resistance • 25%
Seek negotiations • 25%
Other • 25%
Official statements from PKK/YPG or credible news reports
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Erdoğan Demands PKK/YPG Kurdish Militants Lay Down Arms by December 25, 2024, or Face Burial in Syrian Soil
Dec 25, 2024, 10:11 AM
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has issued a stark ultimatum to Kurdish militants in Syria, stating they must either lay down their arms or face being buried in Syrian soil alongside their weapons. This declaration was made during a live address on December 25, 2024, where Erdoğan emphasized the seriousness of the situation regarding the PKK/YPG groups, which are designated as terrorists by Turkey. The remarks reflect Turkey's ongoing military stance against Kurdish forces in the region.
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