Terrorist organization PKK's 'anniversary' celebration: The 'infinity symbol' detail

The "infinity symbol" choreography performed in Sulaymaniyah during the terrorist organization's so-called founding anniversary, which included the participation of children, has drawn widespread backlash.

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Terrorist organization PKK's 'anniversary' celebration: The 'infinity symbol' detail

In Sulaymaniyah, a group of terrorists held a notable ceremony on the so-called founding anniversary of the PKK by burning their weapons. During the event, alongside broadcasts by media outlets close to the terrorist organization, claims that the PKK had disbanded and withdrawn from Turkey were also brought to the agenda.

However, following these statements, the symbols and choreography used in the PKK's events conveyed a strikingly different message.

EVENT HELD AT THE MAKHMUR REFUGEE CAMP

According to a report by Cumhuriyet, the celebration organized by the separatist terrorist organization PKK at the Makhmur Refugee Camp became a subject of controversy, particularly for targeting children under the age of 18. During the event, torches were handed to children referred to as "preparatory school students."

These children participated in the event by performing a choreography that combined the year 1978, when the PKK was founded, with the "infinity symbol (∞)".