Kurd rebels say open to talks, may give up arms
[Reuters international] - 9. Novembre 2007 - 18:53TUNCELI, Turkey (Reuters) - The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), whose bases in north Iraq Turkey has threatened to attack, said on Friday it was open to a dialogue that could lead to its downing arms, a news agency close to the rebels reported.
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