Interior Minister Soylu said the following on his Twitter account:
“From the Herekol mountains, our JÖH and PÖH news yes, 5 terrorists have been neutralized. Someone was supposedly responsible for Herekol. But most importantly, the Çemçe group was destroyed and now the so-called Herekol headquarters has collapsed. ”
MINISTRY: 2 IN THE GRAY LIST
The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that it was determined that 2 of the terrorists who were neutralized in Siirt were on the Gray list and one of them was allegedly responsible for the front line. In the written statement made by the Ministry, within the scope of internal security operations; Provincial Gendarmerie in the countryside of Siirt Herekol
In the operation, which continues under the coordination of its command, it was stated that 2 out of 5 inactivated terrorists were listed in the Gray list with a reward of up to 500 thousand TL for those seeking terrorism. In the statement, it was determined that one of the terrorists in the gray list is the so-called Herekol Cephe YJA- Star officer named ‘Beritan Van’, Nahide Timur, and the other is the so-called Herekol Cephe YJA- Star team officer, ‘Serhildan’ and ‘Evrak’ coded Dilan İlhan. Another terrorist who has been made is said to be the terrorist named “Sidar Kamisli”, the so-called Herekol responsible.
The statement also said, “In the air-supported operation initiated on May 29 in the countryside of Siirt Herekol, under the coordination of the Provincial Gendarmerie Command, 2 terrorists were seized by the troops of Gendarmerie Special Operations, Gendarmerie Commandos, Police Special Operations and security guards. troops have been dispatched, 3 terrorists have been neutralized as a result of the follow-up, so that in the last 2 days, 5 terrorists have been seized as dead in the rural areas of Siirt Herekol.In the operation, many ammunition, organizational documents and large radios that provide organizational communication have so far about 4 tons of food material. and other life materials were captured. “
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