Kurdish rebels end truce with Ankara
The largest Kurdish rebel group, the PKK, has announced that it is ending the unilateral truce with Ankara, Reuters reported. The PKK observed the truce for 5 years, but during all this time, the Turkish government, according to the Kurds, did not take a step towards them and did not even support the ceasefire initiative. "From September 1, we no longer observe a truce, since a truce can only be bilateral," the group said in a statement.