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The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) announced on Monday that it will disband and disarm following its more than four-decade insurgency against the Turkish state that has resulted in the deaths of over 40,000 people at the hands of PKK militants and Turkeys military.The PKK has sought to create an independent Kurdish state on Turkish soil, where theKurds make up some 20% of Turkey's 86 million population. The U.S., the European Union and Turkey have classified the PKK as a terrorist organization.In its statement, the PKK said,according to a Reuters report, it "has completed its historic mission," which over the years shifted to seeking greater Kurdish rights and limited autonomy in southeast Turkey, rather than an independent state.TURKISH DRONE STRIKES IN SYRIA KILL 4 U.S.-BACKED FIGHTERS, WOUND 11 CIVILIANS, KURDISH GROUP SAYS"The PKK struggle has broken the policy of denial and annihilation of our people and brought the Kurdish issue to a point of solving it through democratic politics," it said on the Firat news website, which showed images of senior PKK members attending the congress in fighter fatigues.Turkey will take necessary measures to ensure smooth progress toward a "terror-free" country after the PKK decision, said Turkeys presidential communications director, Fahrettin Altun.The dissolution of the PKK raises a host of questions for the Islamist government of Turkeys PresidentRecep Tayyip Erdoan and the pro-American Kurdish forces (YPG) in northern Syrian who helped defeat the Islamist State terrorist movement. Turkey considers the YPG an affiliate of the PKK and has repeatedly launched military strikes against Syrian Kurds.TURKEY'S INVASION THREATS SHOULD BE TAKEN 'VERY SERIOUSLY': CYPRUS OFFICIALThe jailed PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan, who has been held on an island south of Istanbul since 1999, urged in February that the PKK disband.Separately, Mazloum Abdi, the pro-American commander in chief of Syrian Kurdish fighters, called the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which ousted the Islamic State, said Ocalans call did not apply to his organization. The YPG is part of the larger umbrella organization, the SDF, and is not associated with the PKK.The U.S. and the EU are allied with the SDF and the YPG in the fight against Islamist terrorism in Syria and, in contrast to Turkey, do not see an affiliation between the SDF, YPG and the PKK. Fox News Digital has reported over the yearson Turkeys efforts to wipe out pro-U.S. Syrian Kurdish forces (SDF and YPG) who played a key role in the dismantlement of the Islamic State.In December, after former Syrian dictator Bashar Assad fled to Russia and his regime collapsed,Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., declared repeatedly in an address to Erdoan inCongress, "Leave the Kurds alone." He added, "The Kurds are America's friends The people most responsible for helping us, most responsible for destroying ISIS, were the Kurds."The Kurds are among thelargest stateless ethnic groups in the world, with some 30 million concentrated in an area straddling Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria. A minority in all four countries, the Kurds speak their own language, with several dialects. Most are Sunni Muslims.

The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) announced on Monday that it will disband and disarm following its more than four-decade insurgency against the Turkish state that has resulted in the deaths of over 40,000 people at the hands of PKK militants and Turkeys military.The PKK has sought to create an independent Kurdish state on Turkish soil, where theKurds make up some 20% of Turkey's 86 million population. The U.S., the European Union and Turkey have classified the PKK as a terrorist organization.In its statement, the PKK said,according to a Reuters report, it "has completed its historic mission," which over the years shifted to seeking greater Kurdish rights and limited autonomy in southeast Turkey, rather than an independent state.TURKISH DRONE STRIKES IN SYRIA KILL 4 U.S.-BACKED FIGHTERS, WOUND 11 CIVILIANS, KURDISH GROUP SAYS"The PKK struggle has broken the policy of denial and annihilation of our people and brought the Kurdish issue to a point of solving it through democratic politics," it said on the Firat news website, which showed images of senior PKK members attending the congress in fighter fatigues.Turkey will take necessary measures to ensure smooth progress toward a "terror-free" country after the PKK decision, said Turkeys presidential communications director, Fahrettin Altun.The dissolution of the PKK raises a host of questions for the Islamist government of Turkeys PresidentRecep Tayyip Erdoan and the pro-American Kurdish forces (YPG) in northern Syrian who helped defeat the Islamist State terrorist movement. Turkey considers the YPG an affiliate of the PKK and has repeatedly launched military strikes against Syrian Kurds.TURKEY'S INVASION THREATS SHOULD BE TAKEN 'VERY SERIOUSLY': CYPRUS OFFICIALThe jailed PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan, who has been held on an island south of Istanbul since 1999, urged in February that the PKK disband.Separately, Mazloum Abdi, the pro-American commander in chief of Syrian Kurdish fighters, called the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which ousted the Islamic State, said Ocalans call did not apply to his organization. The YPG is part of the larger umbrella organization, the SDF, and is not associated with the PKK.The U.S. and the EU are allied with the SDF and the YPG in the fight against Islamist terrorism in Syria and, in contrast to Turkey, do not see an affiliation between the SDF, YPG and the PKK. Fox News Digital has reported over the yearson Turkeys efforts to wipe out pro-U.S. Syrian Kurdish forces (SDF and YPG) who played a key role in the dismantlement of the Islamic State.In December, after former Syrian dictator Bashar Assad fled to Russia and his regime collapsed,Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., declared repeatedly in an address to Erdoan inCongress, "Leave the Kurds alone." He added, "The Kurds are America's friends The people most responsible for helping us, most responsible for destroying ISIS, were the Kurds."The Kurds are among thelargest stateless ethnic groups in the world, with some 30 million concentrated in an area straddling Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria. A minority in all four countries, the Kurds speak their own language, with several dialects. Most are Sunni Muslims.

Jeff Cobb made an immediate impact on the WWE roster when he made his debut during the Backlash premium live event on Saturday.Cobb interfered in the fatal four-way match for the United States Championship as Jacob Fatu, LA Knight, Damian Priest and Drew McIntyre fought for the title. As Priest took out McIntyre in the crowd, Knight turned his attention to Fatu.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMKnight set himself up to put Fatu through the announcers table when Solo Sikoa removed Fatu from danger. As Knight went to address Sikoa, Cobb attacked Knight near the barricade.Cobb then slammed Knight into the ring post multiple times. He threw Knight back into the ring. Fatu regained composure and took a long look at Cobb and Sikoa before he finished off his opponent.It was long rumored that Cobb was going to make an appearance on WWE programming it was only a matter of when and where. The Bloodline faction has dwindled in recent months as Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa have both suffered injuries. Sikoa made clear he had Fatus back as he pursued the United States Championship. Cobb could be looked at as added reinforcements.PRO WRESTLING LEGEND SABU DEAD AT 60The 42-year-old has been almost everywhere in pro wrestling.He made a name for himself in Lucha Underground and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla before taking New Japan Pro-Wrestling by storm. He made appearances in All Elite Wrestling and Ring of Honor as well.Pro Wrestling Illustrated named Cobb as one of the top 25 pro wrestlers in 2019.Hes set to be a part of the SmackDown roster.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.