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Bookmark or Share- Afrin after Operation Olive Branch - CeasefireIn July 2020, Ceasefire and YASA published Cultivating Chaos: Afrin after Operation Olive Branch, a comprehensive report on violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in Turkish-occupied Afrin.1 The report documented patterns of violations including attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure; forced displacement and demo...
- Operation Olive Branch: Status update - Atlantic CouncilIn the past 53 days since Olive Branch began, 12 Turkish soldiers have been killed in southeast Turkey, for an average of one lethal attack every 4.3 days. The PKK’s history of conducting hit-and-run guerrilla attacks could foreshadow the challenges the Turkish military will face after Afrin is initially cleared of YPG fighters.
- AP Explains: Turkey’s ‘Operation Olive Branch’ in AfrinISTANBUL (AP) — Turkey has launched an air and ground campaign into Afrin, a Kurdish-controlled enclave in northwestern Syria. Codenamed “Operation Olive Branch,” it’s the latest chapter in a decades-long conflict between Turkey and Kurdish militants. Here’s a look at why this is happening now and what’s at stake: ___ WHAT’S THE GOAL?
- Turkey's Operation Olive Branch: 10 questions answered - Anadolu AjansıOperation Olive Branch aims to establish security and stability along the Turkey-Syria border region and to protect Syrian civilians from the terrorist groups’ depredations. It also aims to ensure the safe return of displaced Syrians to their homes. Who are the operation’s primary targets?
- The Meaning of Operation Olive Branch – Foreign PolicyOlive Branch stops the descent into a broader war and soaring terrorism that would engulf Europe and the United States. Instead, it opens an artery toward peace.
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