ANKARA, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Turkish warplanes bombed Kurdish separatist targets on Tuesday in northern Iraq with the backing of artillery fire from Turkey, the military said. Violence has increased between Turkish security forces and the separatist rebels of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in recent weeks as tensions have risen in predominantly Kurdish southeastern Turkey. The PKK uses northern Iraq as a base to launch attacks on targets in Turkey. (Reporting by Thomas Grove)
Students hold a banner reads "get out, get out occupant" as they march during a protest at the University of Mustansiriya in Baghdad October 28, 2008. Tens of students took part ...
