Abdullah Öcalan's plan in the İmralı meeting! The terrorist leader was disappointed...

Following MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli's challenge, 'I will go to İmralı if necessary,' the reconciliation commission in the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) went to a vote to meet with PKK terrorist organization leader Abdullah Öcalan. With the votes of the AKP, MHP, DEM Party, TİP, and EMEP, the visit to İmralı was approved.

The İmralı delegation, consisting of AKP Deputy Chairman Hüseyin Yayman, MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız, and DEM Party Group Deputy Chairman Gülistan Kılıç Koçyiğit, met with terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan on Monday.

While the public was curious about what was discussed with the terrorist leader during the İmralı visit, Nefes columnist Deniz Zeyrek made striking claims on the subject.

Zeyrek shared the statement, "I heard that Öcalan was disappointed when he saw only AK Party, MHP, and DEM deputies in the delegation," and also included the commentary, "It was obvious that Öcalan had planned to pose for a wide photo with a deputy from every party sitting around him."

Suggesting that the government is aware of this expectation and the disappointment experienced by terrorist leader Öcalan, Zeyrek wrote, "Do not be surprised if you soon hear someone from that side say, 'Hey CHP, hey İYİ Party, hey New Path Group..! Who are you to deign not to listen to Öcalan's valuable opinions?'"

The section titled 'Was Öcalan expecting that pose?' from Deniz Zeyrek's column today is as follows:

"A three-person delegation from the 'Terror-Free Turkey Commission' formed in the TBMM went to İmralı last Monday and met with PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan.

I heard that Öcalan was disappointed when he saw only AK Party, MHP, and DEM deputies in the delegation.

I do not know if the behind-the-scenes information that he felt resentful, saying 'At least there should have been a deputy from the CHP,' is true, but I am as sure as I am of my own name that Öcalan was expecting a delegation that included representatives from all parties.

It was also obvious that Öcalan had planned to pose for a wide photo with a deputy from every party sitting around him.

The government side knows this expectation of Öcalan and his disappointment with the result so well that if you soon hear someone from that side say, 'Hey CHP, hey İYİ Party, hey New Path Group..!

Who are you to deign not to listen to Öcalan's valuable opinions?' do not be surprised."