Iraq Complains to the UN of 398 Turkish Violations – Ankara Invokes the Right of Self-Defense
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The standoff between Iraq and Turkey regarding Turkish actions on Iraqi soil and airspace was transferred to the UN, with Baghdad reporting a total of 398 violations within…More...
Iraq has reported to the UN 398 Turkish violations of its territory and airspace from May to August 2026. Turkey claims self-defense, while Baghdad has lodged protests with the UN.
The standoff between Iraq and Turkey regarding Turkish actions on Iraqi soil and airspace was transferred to the UN, with Baghdad denouncing the
Ankara responds that it is simply defending itself against terrorist organizations.
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The standoff between Iraq and Turkey regarding Turkish actions on Iraqi soil and airspace was transferred to the UN, with Baghdad reporting a total of 398 violations over a period of four months and Ankara responding that it is acting against terrorist threats, invoking the right of self-defense provided for in Article 51 of the Charter […]
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