Original sentence: As of June 2007, over 15,000 PKK fighters are believed to be in Iraqi Kurdistan.Kurdish nationalism began resurgence in the 1970s when Turkey was racked with left-right clashes and the Marxist PKK led by Abdullah Öcalan was formed demanding a Kurdish state.The Peshmerga became the de facto army of northern Iraq and many of its weapons found their way into the hands of other Kurdish groups such as the PKK and the PJAK (a PKK offshoot which operated in Iran).Öcalan was captured by Turkish agents in Kenya on February 15, 1999
Edited sentence: As of June 2007, over 15,000 PKK terrorists are believed to be in Iraqi Kurdistan.Kurdish nationalism began resurgence in the 1970s when Turkey was racked with left-right clashes and the Marxist terrorist group PKK led by Abdullah Öcalan was formed demanding a Kurdish state.Terrorists mastermind Öcalan was captured by Turkish agents in Kenya on February 15, 1999.The Peshmerga became the de facto army of northern Iraq and many of its weapons found their way into the hands of other Kurdish terrorists such as the PKK and the PJAK (a PKK offshoot which operated in Iran)