Oğuzhan Uğur reacts sharply to Tuncer Bakırhan's remarks on Öcalan! 'Apo is a cowardly creature!'
Following the PKK's decision to dissolve, DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan's remarks regarding Abdullah Öcalan have sparked controversy. Oğuzhan Uğur responded with a sharp reaction to these comments. Uğur stated, "Your compass is self-interest; Apo is a cowardly creature."
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The terrorist organization PKK announced its decision to dissolve on the morning of May 12. The statement declared, "Activities carried out under the name of the PKK have been terminated." While this announcement dominated Turkey's agenda, analyses on the subject gained momentum on news channels.
The remarks made by DEM Party Co-Chair Tuncer Bakırhan, who appeared on Habertürk, infuriated Oğuzhan Uğur. In his statement, Tuncer Bakırhan referred to Öcalan, saying, "We are talking about a person who thinks of 85 million people, who writes and draws for their benefit, and who possesses high-level knowledge."
Sharing these words, Oğuzhan Uğur reacted to the situation, saying, "Apo is a creature of such cowardice that from the moment he was captured, he cried out 'don't hang me,' pointed out all the organization's secret weapons depots and secret cells on a map with his finger, and provided intelligence to the Turkish state, thinking only 'let me live, no matter who dies'."
"YOUR COMPASS IS SELF-INTEREST"
Oğuzhan Uğur continued by drawing attention with the following words:
"He has sold out the tens of thousands he dragged behind him in one fell swoop. His hands are stained not only with the blood of our soldiers, police, teachers, engineers, workers, farmers, children, and babies, but also with the blood of thousands of PKK members who were deceived into joining the organization, because he sang like a bird. So, Apo wasn't the person we thought he was... Is that so? We know you, Apo, and those who make you glorify this murderer very well, don't worry. Your concern is not the Kurdish society that you have caused to suffer in various ways for years, because your compass is self-interest."