Türkiye's last-minute decision on Azerbaijan: The Ministry of National Defense made a statement.....

Türkiye's latest decision on Azerbaijan: The Ministry of National Defense (MSB) issues a statement The Ministry of National Defense (MSB) released a statement regarding the Azerbaijani mandate, stating, "The Turkish soldiers will serve for a period of one year at the joint center to be established with Russia and in the activities to be carried out by this center." The Ministry of National Defense (MSB) reported that a total of 31 operations, 8 of which were large-scale and 23 of which were medium-scale, were conducted in the last month, neutralizing 80 terrorists. According to the Ministry's statement, the Ministry of National Defense Press and Public Relations Officer, Naval Lieutenant Colonel Şebnem Aktop, held an informational meeting. Aktop stated that all units and institutions of the Ministry are making every effort to protect the country's sovereignty and independence, ensure the security of our sacred homeland, the Blue Homeland, the skies, and 83 million citizens, and contribute to regional and world peace. "In the last month, a total of 31 operations, 8 large and 23 medium-sized, have been conducted, and 80 terrorists have been neutralized," Aktop said, adding that the fight against the PKK in northern Iraq was successfully carried out with Operation Claw in the Hakurk and Haftanin regions. Aktop stated that first Operation Claw-Eagle, then Operation Claw-Tiger, brought control over a large area used by terrorists for years in the region, dealing a significant blow to the terrorist organization. He continued: "A total of 348 terrorists have been neutralized in Operation Claw to date. As a result of these operations, the number of terrorists surrendering to security forces and fleeing the organization has increased. Our fight against terrorism will continue resolutely until the last terrorist is neutralized. Furthermore, the agreement signed between the Iraqi Central Government and the Iraqi Kurdish Regional Government on October 9th, which aims to end the PKK's presence in Sinjar, is crucial for establishing peace and stability in the region." Aktop noted that technologically advanced physical security systems have been established at the borders to ensure border security and increase the effectiveness of the fight against terrorism. He also noted that effective border security measures are being implemented by continuously improving the capabilities of border forces. Aktop noted that 9,122 individuals attempting to cross the border illegally were apprehended, adding that 46,082 individuals were prevented from crossing the border, and 41 members of a terrorist organization were apprehended. SYRIA Aktop explained that in order to maintain peace and stability in areas cleared of terrorists and made safe by Turkish Armed Forces in Syrian operational areas, mine/IED clearance and infrastructure and daily life support efforts to normalize life are continuing in coordination with other public institutions and organizations. He provided the following information: "As a result of the activities we carried out in the region within the framework of the agreements reached on and after March 5, 2020, tensions in the region have decreased significantly, a large wave of migration has been prevented, and approximately 450,000 Idlib residents have returned to their homes. We continue to make every effort to maintain the established peace and the return in the coming days. In this context, as we have done before, we are fulfilling our responsibilities to prevent civilian casualties and a new humanitarian tragedy, and to ensure peace and stability in the region. We will not tolerate any situation that poses a threat to our national security. Developments in this regard are being closely monitored in coordination with the Russian Federation, and every precaution is being taken to ensure the safety of our troops." AZERBAIJAN Aktop recalled that the Presidential Decree, prepared for the establishment of a joint center with Russia on Azerbaijani territory to oversee and monitor the implementation of the ceasefire agreement signed between Azerbaijan and Armenia, was adopted by the Turkish Grand National Assembly on November 17. Aktop stated that Türkiye continues to provide military training, mine/IED clearance, healthcare, humanitarian aid, and consultancy support in accordance with the bilateral agreements signed with the legitimate Government of National Accord (GNA) recognized by the UN in Libya and at the invitation of the Government of National Accord, in accordance with international law. He continued, "In this context, 120 Libyan Armed Forces personnel have completed nine weeks of basic combat training at the Tajura Joint Land Training Center. 163 Libyan Armed Forces personnel are continuing their training in five different areas. We support the UN-led political process, which has been paved the way for the training and consultancy support we have provided to the Libyan Government of National A...