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Turkey removes Siban Hamou from Red List
The name of Sipan Hamo, also known as Samir Osso, has been removed from the Turkish list of individuals wanted in connection with terrorism. He was previously listed on the red notice with a reward of up to 20 million Turkish lira for information leading to his capture. Hamo, a former leader in the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), was previously linked to the PKK/KCK organizations and associated with terrorist charges and Kurdish organizations. However, he is no longer present in the Turkish wanted persons database. This change comes after his appointment as an assistant to the Syrian Minister of Defense for the eastern region in March 2026. The timing of his removal is likely related to recent political and security developments in northeastern Syria, although no official reasons have been announced. Other prominent figures, such as Mazloum Abdi, continue to appear on wanted lists, with indications that this decision may be connected to recent political understandings between Damascus and Ankara.
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