Rasim Ozan Kütahyalı makes claim about Abdullah Öcalan: 'The house he will live in in Ankara is ready'

The repercussions of the call made by MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli, who urged the leader of the terrorist organization PKK, Abdullah Öcalan, to speak in Parliament, and his statement at his party's latest group meeting that "DEM and İmralı should meet," continue.

Rasim Ozan Kütahyalı, known for his proximity to the government, has put forward a striking claim regarding the terrorist leader Öcalan.

Adding a new one to his claims about Öcalan following Bahçeli's call, Kütahyalı suggested in his YouTube broadcast that all preparations for Öcalan to transition to house arrest have been completed.

Claiming that DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan will meet with Abdullah Öcalan in İmralı and that the final procedures for this are being discussed, Kütahyalı said that if the process concludes positively, Öcalan will be placed under house arrest in Ankara.

Stating that if the terrorist organization PKK lays down its arms, Turkish politics will enter a new era, Kütahyalı claimed that even the furniture inside the house where Öcalan will be placed in Ankara is ready.

Kütahyalı's statements on the subject are as follows:

"Tuncer Bakırhan is going to İmralı, the final procedures are being processed. On Saturday or Sunday, Tuncer Bakırhan will go to İmralı and meet with Abdullah Öcalan. I trust Tuncer Bakırhan. He will engage in a constructive conversation that also encourages Öcalan. If the result is positive, if Abdullah Öcalan says 'I will do everything necessary for the weapons to be buried,' Tuncer Bakırhan could also make a very significant contribution. The burden of history is on his shoulders right now. Do this job. 

'HE WILL MANAGE THE DEM PARTY'

If the process ends positively, Abdullah Öcalan will come to Ankara. The house he will live in - let's call it house arrest - is ready. Where it will be, the furniture inside, the security perimeter, everything is ready. He will manage the DEM Party from there, and Turkish politics will enter a brand new era."

News Source: 12punto