Turkish strike kills Kurdish women fighters in north Syria ...Kuwait

Two members of a Kurdish women's militia in northern Syria were killed in a Turkish intelligence agency operation earlier this week, Turkish security sources reportedly said Friday. Rodin Abdulkadir Muhammed, otherwise known as Ronahi Kobani, and Ranya Henan, known as Dilar Halep, were killed in the operation, the sources told the Turkish state-owned Anadolu Agency. The sources said the two fighters were members of the Women's Protection Units (YPJ), a Kurdish militia that falls under the umbrella of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). The YPJ said on Thursday that three of its members had been killed in the attack - the two women named by the Turkish security sources

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