Ümit Özdağ reacts sharply to the phrase 'PKK members who have not committed crimes': The Turkish nation is being mocked

Zafer Party Chairman Ümit Özdağ, who visited veterans continuing their protests in Ankara's Güvenpark to demand their personal rights, made statements regarding the framework law currently being circulated for signatures.

Zafer Party Chairman Ümit Özdağ, who showed his reaction to the 'terror-free Turkey' process initiated by the call of MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli by not participating in the commission, continues to express his reaction regarding the emerging 'framework law'.

Most recently, supporting the protests held in Güvenpark and visiting the veterans there, Ümit Özdağ questioned the phrase 'not involved in crimes' highlighted regarding PKK members who would be included in the scope of an amnesty in the framework law, and reacted with the following words:

- They say, 'There are PKK members who have not committed crimes.' So, when three people exchange ideas to commit a robbery, it becomes an organized crime;

- You become a member of a terrorist organization that has been carrying out attacks to divide Turkey for 30 years, but you are considered not to have committed a crime.

- How does this happen? 'They didn't pull the trigger.' 'They didn't throw bombs.'

- Well, didn't they carry supplies?

- Didn't they bring weapons and ammunition?

- Didn't they transport or treat the PKK's wounded terrorists?

- Didn't they participate in their actions?

- In other words, the Turkish nation is being mocked.