Iraqi media reported that Turkey's attack on Duhok refugee camp was at risk and that the lives of the refugees are in danger.

On Saturday, Iraqi media reported that turkey's attack on the Iraqi refugee camp in Duhok was at risk, and the residents of the camp had asked the central government to facilitate for them to return to their homeland.

Meanwhile, Ali Abbas, spokesman for the Iraqi Ministry of Migration and Refugees, said the ministry is investigating the situation of refugees in the Kurdistan Region, especially those who are living in Duhok province.

"The refugee camp is safe and without problems, and there is no need to worry, and it is far from military action," said a spokesman for the ministry of immigration.

"The ministry supports all Iraqi refugees in the region, cooperates with international organisations, and provides them with medical and food supplies as the seasons change," abbas said.

Meanwhile, nine people were killed and 23 injured in the bombardment last Wednesday afternoon due to Turkish bombardment in a tourist area in the village of Parkh in the Darkari district of Zakho. 
On Saturday, two Turkish planes heavily bombarded the mountains of the Segerian village border in Amedi district border.