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REVUE DE PRESSE-PRESS REVIEW-BERHEVOKA ÇAPÊ-RWISTA STAMPA-DENTRO DE LA PRENSA-BASIN ÖZETi Monday, December 27,1993 turkish daily news PKK activities increase by two.fold this year Separatist attacks reach record mark Civilians killed increases 100 percent Turkish Daily News ANKARA- Despite official statements that the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) received a major blow in 1993, official figures show a twofold increase in terrorist activities during the first 11 months of the year in comparison to the same period in 1992. . According to official figures provided by Turkish security sources and the Interior Ministry, the number of civilians killed this Jear increa~ed by ~00 percent compare to last year s statistics. Official data shows that in all of 1992 there were 1,920 PKK-related incidents throughout Turkey while this figure reached 3,901 in only the first II months of this year. Meanwhile, the civilian death toll was recorded at 1,249 as of Nov. 30, 1993, representing an increase of about 100 percent from 1992's year-end figure of 6[8. During the same period in 1993, a total of 676 security officials, including tem- porary village guards, soldiers and policemen, were killed. Last year, this figure stood at 634. Official figures, provided in writin~ to the Turkish Daily News, revealed an mcrease in PKK casualties and injuries in .1993 with 1,552 terrorists killed and 121 wounded, in contrast to last year's figures of 1,228 killed and 52 wounded. . However, the number of alleged terrorists caught by security forces so far in 1993 was 7,640, lower than the 7,908 terrorists caught in 1992. While 853 civilians were wounded in 1992, the figure rose to 1,389 in 1993. The number of wounded security personnel also increased in this year's figures. During the first Il months of 1993, securit): forces confiscated 3,02810ng-range nfles, 1,221 guns, 2,164 bombs and 463,378 bullets. In all of 1992, security forces had managed to seize 3,109longrange rifles, 1,290 guns, 2,368 bombs and 352,959 bullets. ; AydJnhk claims regional countries will clamp down on Kurds in January Turkish Daily News ANKARA- The Turkish Daily Aydmhk claimed on Sunday that Turkey, along with Iran and Syria, was preparing to clamp down on separatist Kurdish movements on a set date. The Aydmhk report said the joint operation would be launched on Jan. 15 and would target Kurdish secessionist movements in all of the three countries as well as in northern Iraq. It said the tripartite summit between foreign ministers of Syria, Turkey and Iran would be held before the operatIOn was launched. Quoting unidentified sources m the Foreign Ministry, Aydmhk said a secret agreement had been signed between the three countries and that all had aßreed on dealing with the Kurds. The report said that uamascus insisted on Turkey signing a formal agreement by Dec. 31 at the latest, and solving the regional water issue before the operation was launched. According to the newspaper,lraqi Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) representative to Ankara. Safeen Dizai held a meeting witb Gendarmerie Operation director Gen. Yusuf Soyba~ on Dec.22, and that the Iraqi Kurds would also participate inan operation. Under a separate headline, the paper said the Iraqi Kurds were preparing to crack down on the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in northern Iraq. ÇiIler: TL 400 trillion allotted to Army for '94 PM warns against frustrating Anny, calls for support for security forces fighting in the Southeast Turkish Daily News against terrorism because the success of Turkish ANKARA- Prime Minister Tansu Çiller has re- economy is contingent upon it," the prime minister vea!ed that TL 400 trillion, 5.6 percent of the said. Gross National Product, would be spooned out to Admitting that tourism had been dealt a heavy the Turkish Armed Forces in 1994 for its moderni- blow by increasing acts of terrorism, Çiller said zation and to finance the fight againstterrorism. In that in the southern resort city of Antalya alone, a an exclusive interview with the rightist daily Tur- seasonalloss if $1.5 million had been reported. kiye, Çiller warned against attempts to frustrate Çiller added that Operation Provide Comfort was the Turkish military, and demanded support "for a bulwark against the threat posed by Saddam those who are bravely fighting against terrorism in Hussein, and that it was only the outlawed Kurdithe Southeast." stan Workers' Party (PKK) that did not the opera-. "Turkey must emerge victorious from its fight tion. 134
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