Inside scoop from pro-government media on the PKK terrorist organization's dissolution congress: 'Two alternatives are being discussed...'
Following terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan's call for laying down arms and dissolution, two alternatives are being discussed in the corridors regarding the PKK terrorist organization's dissolution congress.
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MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli’s handshake with DEM Party deputies at the opening of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, followed by his call for terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan during his party's group meeting, has kept the new resolution process at the center of the agenda.
The DEM Party Imralı Delegation read terrorist leader Öcalan's 'call for laying down arms and dissolution' following their third meeting on February 27, while the PKK terrorist organization issued a ceasefire statement and demanded Öcalan's release.
What will happen next in the new resolution process is being awaited with curiosity.
According to a report by Türkiye Gazetesi, known for its proximity to the government, the calendar for the PKK terrorist organization's dissolution congress has become clearer. Accordingly, assessments regarding the PKK's congress were made during meetings between terrorist leader Öcalan and state officials.
Two alternatives are being discussed in the corridors regarding the PKK terrorist organization's dissolution congress, which will be monitored by three countries.
It is stated that if the congress is held in Erbil or Sulaymaniyah, the Iraqi administration could take measures to ensure the security of those attending the congress.
AKP sources state that the Iraqi administration will be on alert against potential attacks by intelligence agencies of certain countries that may want to sabotage the process during the congress.
The process of laying down arms, which will begin after the decision for dissolution is reached at the congress, will be monitored by the Turkish, Iraqi, and Syrian administrations. Decisions regarding where the weapons will be surrendered, how they will be surrendered, and what will happen to these weapons afterward will be made through a joint mechanism to be established by the intelligence units of the three countries.
The AKP is currently cool toward the DEM Party's proposal to establish a parliamentary commission regarding this process.