News - Middle East: At least one person has been killed and another injured in a Turkish drone strike in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region of northern Iraq, as Ankara ramps up its cross-border raids in the Arab country.

A security source said that the strike targeted a post for a Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militant group in the town of Chamchamal, west of the city of Sulaimaniya.
There has been a long-running Turkish campaign in Iraq against members of the PKK, which is regarded as a terrorist group by Ankara.
The central government in Baghdad has frequently condemned Turkish attacks on its northern Kurdistan region.
Militants of the PKK — designated as a terrorist group by Turkey, the United States and the European Union — regularly clash with Turkish forces in the Kurdish-dominated southeast of Turkey attached to northern Iraq.