Ministry of National Defense reveals the dirty face of the PKK!
The Ministry of National Defense has shared a video revealing that thousands of children have been forcibly abducted and abused by the PKK terrorist organization.
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The Ministry of National Defense (MSB) has shared the testimonies of child-aged PKK/YPG terrorists who surrendered to security forces.
The statement made on the Ministry of National Defense's social media account is as follows: The footage you are about to watch consists of testimonies from child-aged terrorists who were abducted by the PKK/YPG terrorist organization through immoral methods such as lies, threats, blackmail, and torture, and were forced to participate in organizational activities.
Reports published by the UN Human Rights Commission in 2022 reveal that thousands of children have been forcibly abducted by the terrorist organization, held for terrorist activities, and even abused by the organization's leadership cadre.
The statements of the child-aged terrorists who surrendered demonstrate that the PKK/YPG terrorist organization is one of the most despicable terrorist organizations in the world, and that many other terrorists like them want to escape and seek refuge in the Republic of Türkiye.
Our fight against terrorist organizations, primarily the PKK/PYD/YPG/SDF, will continue with determination and resolve until we reach days when the children in our region are no longer abducted by terrorist organizations!
For this reason, we remind those who have fallen into the hands of terrorist organizations through lies to "Surrender," noting that their only salvation is to seek refuge in justice.
Here is the post shared by the MSB:
The footage you are about to watch consists of testimonies from child-aged terrorists who were abducted by the PKK/YPG terrorist organization through immoral methods such as lies, threats, blackmail, and torture, and were forced to participate in organizational activities.
— T.C. Millî Savunma Bakanlığı (@tcsavunma) November 2, 2024
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