Turkish army says Kurdish militants attack convoy


  • World
  • Saturday, 16 Nov 2013

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's military said Kurdish militants attacked a convoy of military vehicles with rifles and a rocket-propelled grenade in southeast Turkey on Friday.

There were no casualties, but it appeared to be one of the most serious breaches yet of an 8-month-old ceasefire between the government and PKK militants. The rebels previously opened fire on a military helicopter in June and an army outpost the following month.

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