Turkish F-16s refuelling. Officials say that Turkish warplanes have bombed suspected Kurdish rebel hideouts in northern Iraq for the fourth time in five days. There is no information on whether there were any casualties. The Turkish military says the aircraft hit eight caves and hideouts used by Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) rebels Wednesday in Iraq's Dahuk Governorate . Turkish state media quote President Abdullah Gül as saying that Ankara and Washington are satisfied with their cooperation in sharing intelligence to fight the PKK. A White House spokesman reiterated today that the United States regards the PKK as a terrorist group. But, he says the Bush administration has expressed concern to Ankara about any steps that could lead to civilian casualties. It says troops have killed 11 rebels in the operation in Şırnak province since Tuesday. Related news 
 Officials say that Turkish have bombed suspected rebel hideouts in for the fourth time in five days. There is no information on whether there were any casualties. The says the hit eight caves and hideouts used by (PKK) rebels Wednesday in Iraq's . Turkish state media quote President as saying that Ankara and Washington are satisfied with their cooperation in sharing intelligence to fight the PKK. A spokesman reiterated today that the United States regards the PKK as a terrorist group. But, he says the Bush administration has expressed concern to Ankara about any steps that could lead to civilian casualties. It says troops have killed 11 rebels in the operation in since Tuesday. Related news Sister links
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Turkish F-16s refuelling.
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