Turkey on Friday blamed the BBC for making promulgation for the "terrorist"  (PKK) over a report on the prohibited bunch's female warriors in northern Iraq. 

The BBC reacted by saying its report had offered an "extraordinary knowledge" into the inspirations of the PKK's warriors and had likewise expressed obviously that the gathering is viewed as a "terrorist association" by Turkey. 

The report, distributed Thursday on the BBC site, took after female contenders on a PKK preparing camp in northern Iraq as they arranged to battle against Islamic Condition of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) activists. 

"Giving such scope... sums to an open backing for terrorism," the Turkish outside service said in an announcement, denouncing the report as "unsuitable."