Life in Iraq’s ‘Forbidden Zone’

The Iraqi seased village of Sergele, who was nested in the Kurdistan Mountains.

The villagers, villagers and peaches and peaches and peaches and peaches and the forests in the surrounding forests have prepared food in residential forests.

However, 16 km (10 miles) from the border with Turkey, the sergeant, which is increasingly besieged by Turkish military bases in the slopes.

One, in half of the western series, and the benches on the village are built in the east.

The last two years have been built here in a small paragraph, including, including, including, including, including, including, including the restrictions for the villagers, including the restrictions for the villagers.

“This is a form of 100% of the Kurdish (Iraqi Kurdistan) lands,” he said.

“The Turks destroyed it.”

Sergele is now in danger of dragging in the “forbidden zone” – a large land strip, which is affected by the Turkish military in southern Turkey in 1984 in 1984 with the North Military Group.

The banned zone covers almost almost all length of the border with Turkey and Iraq and is 40 km (25 miles).

A human rights group, a human rights group in Iraq, says hundreds of civilians killed by hundreds of civilians in and around and around and around the banned zone of civilians. According to the Kurdistan Parliament in 2020, forced thousands of lands and all villages were evacuated with the conflict.

The sergele is now effective in the front line of the Turkish War with the PKK.

BBC World Service Eye Investigation Group visited the area, the Turkish plane pumped the mountains around the village to root the PKK militants in the northern caves and tunnels in Iraq.

Most of the lands around the sergele were burned by fire.

Sherwan says “how much they gave us, worse.”

Turkey has grown rapidly in the banned zone in recent years, but so far the scale of this expansion was not open.

The use of satellite images evaluated by experts and approved by surface reports and open source content.

Through the wide network of military works, Turkey now holds more than 2,000 square km (more than 772 square km) of Iraq’s analysis of Iraq.

Satellite images are further built by the fact that Turkish servicemen combining the facilities of Turkish servicemen (410 miles). This supply routes left a constant and durable mark in the mountains of the forests.

Several of the circles returned to the 1990s, 89% have been built since 2018, Turkey began to significantly expand military presence in Iraqi Kurdistan.

The Turkish government did not meet the wishes for the BBC’s interviews, but continued to push the PKK back to a terrorist organization of a number of Western peoples, including Ankara and a number of Western peoples, and a number of Western peoples.

Kani Miti, one of the only 4 km (2.5 miles) inside the Iraqi-Turkey border and the prohibited zone, can offer an idea of ​​the future of the Serge.

With Apple production, several residents who are popular once remain here.

Land in the shadow of a large Turkish base, Farmer who could not develop a vineyard in the last three years, Hello Said.

“The moment you arrive here will be a drone hover from you,” he told BBC.

“You’re staying to them.”

Turkish servicemen were first established here in the 1990s and agreed with the existence since today.

For armored personnel carriers to move inside, concrete blasting walls, clock and communication towers and the main military base from communication towers and space, are more developed than small outposts around the exhibition.

Hi, like some other local residents, Turkey thinks he wanted to claim the area as a result.

“Everything they want is for us to leave these areas,” he said.

Near Kani, BBC, the BBC saw how the Iraqi border guard, which is responsible for protecting the international borders of Iraq.

In several places, the border guards were in the territory of Iraq, direct Turkish troops, could not go to the border and did not have a potential conflict risk.

“The messages you see are Turkish posts,” he said, “About 10 km (6 miles) in Iraq, pointing to a valley with a series.

But “We cannot reach the border to know the number of posts,” he added.

Turkey’s military expansion in Iraqi Kurdistan – a pilot power and increased defense budget – is seen as part of a wider range of foreign policy changes in the region.

Similar to the operations in Iraq, Turkey tried to establish a buffer zone along the border with Syria and the Syrian armed groups allied with the PKK.

In the public, the Iraqi government has condemned the Turkish military participation in the country. However, behind closed doors, some of Ankara placed.

In 2024, the two sides signed a memorandum of understanding for the joint collision of the PKK.

However, the document received by the BBC, no restrictions on Turkish troops in Iraq.

Iraq has further violated the government’s ability to take a strong position for trade, investment and water safety to Turkey.

The National Iraqi government did not meet the BBC’s appeals.

Meanwhile, the rulers of the half-autonomous region of Iraqi are close to Ankara, based on mutual interests, and frequently civil servants often lowered the civilian damage due to the Turkish military company.

The Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) is dominated by the PKK’s backhoot and the Kurdistan Regional Administration (KRG), and since 2005, Iraq has officially ruled when the Constitution gives the region’s semi-autonomous status.

KDP’s close relations with Turkey contributed to the region’s economic achievements, and along with the Iraqi government and the Iraqi government, and the Iraqi government, and the Iraqi government, and the Iraqi government.

High-level member of the KDP politic Hoshyar Zebari, the PKK blamed Turkey to be Iraqi Kurdistan.

“They do not harm our people,” said BBC.

“They do not keep them. If they do not visit their work. Their attention is the only goal PKK.”

The conflict shows the end of the PKK, despite the warriors of the warriors and Disbuge for the fighters of the long leader of the PKK, Abdullah Ocalan.

Turkey continued to collect targets along the Iraqi Kurdistan, the PKK claimed responsibility for a Turkish Drone last month.

The fierce events in Turkey have been rejected by civilians in the border region of Iraq, which has been in the border region, which has been in the border region, which has been in the border region since 2016, in Iraq, death and displacement.

One of the murdered, 24-year-old Ismayil, a phase-four cancer patients with a weather attack in August 2023, and the cousin Hashem Shaker made an air attack on the mountains.

Turkish servicemen attributed that day, but a police report, which was carried out by the BBC, attributes the incident in a Turkish drone.

In case of appeals in the local court in connection with the Hashem’s attack, the Kurdish security forces were arrested and suspected of supporting the PKK for eight months – for his and his family.

“It destroyed us. It is like killing the whole family,” Ismail Chichi, his father.

“Their (Turks) do not have the right to kill people in their country.”

The Turkish Defense Ministry did not meet the BBC’s description. Earlier, the media said that they were targeting terrorists when they prevented the international law of the Turkish Armed Forces and in the implementation of transactions and implementation of civilians.

The BBC saw the documents that helped Kurdish officials flee Turkey’s accountability for civil losses.

The Confidential documents taken by the BBC, the Kurdish court closed the investigation into the murder of the area, the sinner is unknown.

And the death certificate – issued by Kurdish officials and said that the BBC died due to the “explosive fragments”.

When the victims of the victims of the air strikes died in violence, they complicate the crash, the rights and compensation of families under the law of both Iraq and the Kurdish law.

“In most of the death certificates, only” Infijah “wrote, which means an explosion,” said Kamaran Osman, society peacekeeping teams.

“It can be something that explodes.

“I think the Kurdish regional government does not want to do Turkey for what they did here.”

KRG, “As a result of military confrontation between the PKK and the Turkish army,” “” PKK and the military confrontation between the Turkish army “confessed to the loss of the tragic loss.

He added that “a number of losses” were documented as “civilian martyrs”, ie those who were unfairly killed and compensated.

About two years later, his family still expects to compensate for recognition from KRG.

“At least they could send condolences – we do not need their compensation,” he says Ismail.

“When something goes, he went forever.”