PUK Politburo member Arêz Abdullah held the KDP responsible for Turkey's cross-border attacks and said, "This current policy towards Turkey is not the policy of the Kurdistan Region and the Kurdistan Region Government."
Şenyaşar family told that their pursuit for justice continues under persecution.
Iraqi President Berhem Salih stated that Turkey's cross-border operation is a "clear threat to national security" and made a statement and said: "We reject the continued attacks of the Turkish state."
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
Sadr Movement Leader Muqtada Es Sadr stated that Turkey's cross-border operation is a "violation of sovereignty" and that they will not remain silent in the face of these attacks.
The clashes that started after the Iraqi Army's attack on the YBŞ and YJŞ points in the Geliyê Şîlo and Sikêniye villages in Shengal continue.
SDF announced that two members of the Council were injured in the attack on a vehicle belonging to the Reqa Military Council.
Şêwarxa and Kela Şêwarxa villages of Shera district of Afrin and Bênê village of Sherawa were bombed with howitzers and mortars.
The Iraqi army attacked the checkpoints of Êzîdxan Asayish in the Digurê district of Shengal.
Emine Şenyaşar, who continued her Justice Watch on its 406th day, was taken to the Urfa Police Department for the 16th time on the grounds of "defamation".
Sabriye Yılmaz, mother of prisoner Ferhan Yılmaz who was tortured to death, said, “I spoke to him on Wednesday, his body was sent to us on Saturday. My son did not commit suicide, they tortured him to death."
It was stated that in the intense clashes in Avaşîn and Zap, where Turkey launched a new operation in partnership with the KDP, the region was bombed 147 times with warplanes, 2 helicopters belonging to the TAF were hit, and 28 soldiers lost their lives.
The case of Ridwan Îd Numan El Ehmed, who was killed by soldiers while trying to cross from Northern Syria to the Turkish side in November last year, resulted in non-prosecution in line with the statements of the police commander who is the suspect of the case.
Yunuş Bağış, attorney of Yahya Karabaş who was tortured in the police station and was arrested afterwards, told that the prosecutor's office was trying to produce a crime that did not exist.
Stating that Turkey's attacks will not be limited to a single front, PYD Co-Presidency Committee Aldar Xelîl said, "They will attack initially in the mountains of Kurdistan, then Shengal and Rojava. They are all connected to each other. We will not remain unresponsive in any means."