Silopi

Silopi is a region of Sirnak Province in Turkey's Southeastern Anatolia Region, near the outskirts of Iraq and Syria. The area, made out of Silopi focus, 3 depending townships with claim regions and 23 towns has a urban populace of 73,400. The Habur wilderness entryway, the main significant going among Turkey and Iraq, is arranged inside the area of Silopi and is a conclusive factor in the district's economy, both in Turkey and in past the Iraqi outskirt.

Lines of lorries sitting tight for traditions and trusted status that occasionally achieve a couple of many kilometers on the motorway interfacing the two nations are a typical sight. The Khabur River, which conveys indistinguishable name from the wilderness entryway, crosses in the region and joins the Tigris here. The Kirkuk-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline likewise crosses the locale.

On August 7, 2015, conflicts between Turkish security powers and the Kurdish activist PKK gathering may have slaughtered three individuals. Government reports guaranteed "fear mongers" were killed, while expert Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party official Faysal Sariyildiz said that the setbacks were regular citizens and that he had seen no indication of equipped activists, as per Reuters. Conflict among PKK and the Turkish government in this district has raised since late July 2015.