In a targeted drone attack on Monday, the Turkish military struck a vehicle in Sulaymaniyah province, resulting in the loss of two Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) fighters, with two others sustaining injuries. The incident occurred in Boskeni village near the district of Ranya at approximately 11:15 a.m. local time.

Social media footage has emerged, depicting the aftermath of the strike, showing the bodies of the deceased and injured individuals strewn across the street.

The presence of the PKK in the Kurdistan Region has led to a series of civilian casualties, widespread displacement of communities, and the abandonment of numerous mountain resorts, as well as thousands of acres of agriculturally productive land.

Just last week, the Turkish Ministry of National Defense declared that their forces had "neutralized" a minimum of 1,715 PKK members in both the Kurdistan Region and neighboring Syria throughout the year.

This Saturday, the National Defense Ministry of Turkey reported the successful destruction of at least 15 targets associated with the Kurdistan Workers' Party within the Kurdistan Region.

In a significant development, Turkey's Ministry of National Defense announced on Tuesday last week that they had "neutralized" a key logistics operative of the PKK in the Kurdistan Region, underscoring the country's intensified efforts in its crackdown on the group.

Ankara employs the term "neutralize" to encompass actions such as killing or compelling surrender in the context of its military operations against the PKK.

In response to a recent suicide attack by the PKK on Turkey's national police headquarters in Ankara, Turkey has escalated its airstrikes in both the Kurdistan Region and neighboring Syria. The situation remains fluid, with tensions running high in the region. Further updates on the situation will be provided as they become available.