Street signs in front of the US embassy in Ankara were renamed to ‘Olive Branch street’ on Monday, after the name of the Turkish military operations against Kurdish fighters in Afrin.
The move is reportedly seen as a reaction against US support for Syrian Kurdish militia in the region.
Despite international outrage, Turkey has continued with ‘Olive Branch’ operations and plans for extended operations in Idlib province.
Turkey views the YPG, which is active in northern Syria, as an extension of the banned militant group the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).
Source: Ruptly
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