The Turkish Air Force carried out a massive operation in Southern Kurdistan last night. Dozens of fighter jets bombed not only guerrilla areas but also the surroundings of the UN-protected Maxmur refugee camp and the Yazidi settlement Shengal. All bombed sites are on Iraqi territory. The guerrillas did not suffer any casualties, and there is no information yet on the number of dead and injured in the civilian areas.

Protest actions aree taking place today in numerous cities in Germany. The following dates are known so far:

Berlin: 15:30 o'clock, Turkish Embassy

Bielefeld: 17:00 o'clock, central station

Bremen: 15:00 o'clock, central station

Duisburg: 17:00 o'clock, Königstraße

Düsseldorf: 17:00 o'clock, central station

Freiburg: 17:00, Place of the Old Synagogue

Gießen: 17:00 o'clock, Berliner Platz

Hanover: 17:00 o'clock, central station

Heilbronn: 18:00 o'clock, Kiliansplatz

Cologne: 17:00 o'clock, central station

Leipzig: 17:00 o'clock, Richard Wagner Platz

Münster: 18:00 o'clock, central station

Magdeburg: 19:00 o'clock, central station

Oldenburg: 18.00 o'clock, central station

Stuttgart: 18:00 o'clock, Schlossplatz

Munich: 17:00 o'clock, Karlsplatz/Stachus

Kleve: 18:00 o'clock, Deutsche Bank

Dinner: 18:00 o'clock, Willy-Brandt-Platz

Bonn: 18:00 o'clock, Münsterplatz Bonn

Hamburg: 18:00 o'clock, Altona in front of the Mercado

Hildesheim: 17:00 o'clock, Angoulemeplatz

Darmstadt: 17:00 o'clock, Luisenplatz

Kiel: 17:00 o'clock, central station

Frankfurt: 18:00 o'clock, Hauptwache