Turkish intelligence eliminates key figure of PKK/YPG terrorist group in Syria’s Qamishli
Türkiye intensifies counterterrorism efforts with TAF and National Intelligence, focusing on border security and strategic engagements in Iraq and Syria (AA Photo)
The Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MIT) successfully eliminated Metin Dinc, a senior figure within the PKK/YPG terrorist organization, in a precision operation in Syria’s Qamishli region.
Dinc was identified as one of the key figures within the PKK/YPG terrorist organization, operating in Syria. The group, designated as a terrorist organization by Türkiye, has been a focal point of Turkish intelligence and military operations in the region.
The operation took place in the Qamishli region of Syria, an area known for its terrorist PKK/YPG activity.
According to reports, MIT’s precise action resulted in the neutralization of Dinc, further disrupting the organization’s leadership structure.
Operation in Qamishli region
Dinc, who joined the PKK/YPG terror group in 2015, was organizing attacks against Turkish security forces on behalf of the organization. He was therefore on MIT’s target list.
Dinc was assigned as the so-called General Public Order Officer in place of the so-called General Public Order Officers Aslan Cele codenamed Muzdelif Taskin and Syrian national Eymen Coli – who were eliminated in an operation organized by MIT in 2023.
As a result of the intelligence work of MIT’s field agents, it was determined that Dinc was last in Qamishli.
