BREAKING NEWS... 'Ceasefire' statement from Minister of National Defense Güler

Minister of National Defense Yaşar Güler made statements regarding the so-called 'ceasefire' call from the terrorist organization PKK.

Emphasizing that the complete elimination of the terrorist organization is the ultimate goal, Minister Güler stated, "Issues not included in the text, such as a ceasefire, should not be brought to the agenda. Such a thing is absolutely and strictly out of the question."

WHAT HAPPENED?

With MHP Leader Devlet Bahçeli's call regarding Öcalan, a new resolution process has begun. In his speech at his party's group meeting, Devlet Bahçeli had said, "Let Öcalan come to the Turkish Grand National Assembly and announce that he has dissolved the PKK. As a result, let him benefit from the right to hope."

Following Bahçeli's call, the government side and the DEM Party supported Bahçeli. After these developments, a DEM Party delegation established dialogue first with PKK leader Öcalan and then with the Kurdistan Regional Government in Northern Iraq.

Following these meetings, the DEM Party delegation also visited political parties and provided information about the process. Finally, after the second visit to Imralı, a written statement was received from PKK leader Öcalan.

The terrorist leader Öcalan had called on the PKK to lay down its arms. Following Öcalan's call, the terrorist organization PKK did not delay in responding. In a written statement, Kandil said that they would not carry out any attacks unless there was an attack against them.

Following the terrorist organization's 'ceasefire' statement, a response came from Bahçeli, the main actor in the process.

In a statement on his social media account, Bahçeli stated that he found the organization's ceasefire call inappropriate and noted the following:

The armed and commissioned conflicts that broke out in the Syrian cities of Latakia and Tartus starting from March 6, 2025, and subsequently spread to the cities of Hama, Homs, and Daraa, are of a level and quality that threaten the internal security and peace environment of our country as much as the peace and stability of neighboring geographies.

Ethnic and sectarian-based confrontations, for which there is not the slightest doubt that they are controlled from the outside, have unfortunately given functionality and progress to nightmare scenarios. The regional and global hostility mechanism, which resists the rebirth of Syria from its ashes and aims to prevent such an effective recovery, has embarked on the manufacture of chaos through its subcontractors.

Even though the waters have relatively calmed down in Syria and the internal bleeding has been brought under control, it is too early to say that the crisis environment in the form of an undercurrent has subsided. A primitive and disgusting plot that scratches and probes sectarian conflict, and in this way aims to set Syria on fire and corner the countries of the region, is visibly gaining ground. The dark picture in which Ba'ath remnants act as puppets, foreign intelligence agencies are active, and Zionist barbarism is in play is evident in all its gravity.

In this context, the Republican People's Party's (CHP) acting like a hitman for the Ba'ath mentality and attempting an exploitation campaign through our Alevi brothers is a new derivative of its sick and hostile politics. The CHP's sectarian provocation is the most serious evil that can be done not only to Turkey but also to Islamic societies, regional balances, and dynamics in these blessed days. The CHP positioning itself like a remnant and extension of the Ba'ath is a very dangerous fracture and rupture.

Our Alevi brothers are our life and soul; they are inseparable, indivisible, and cannot be seen as separate faith and human values of our nation and the Islamic world. In our view, those who dig a chasm between Alevis and Sunnis, those who create duality between them, and worse, those who present them as distant and foreign to each other, are enemies of religion, faith, nation, and the ummah. Neither our Alevi brothers nor our Sunni brothers will be deceived by deadly games, and they will never fall for this. The CHP's path is not the right path. The statements of CHP executives and deputies cannot be interpreted as anything other than paving the way for and leading sedition and corruption.

Those who pursue political sectarianism and ethnic discrimination are both committing a crime against humanity and are complicit in goals and actions that are contrary to the law and the constitution.

It is also beneficial for the DEM Party to clarify its stance and attitude in the face of these developments. Will they talk about the February 27 Imralı call in their contacts with the CHP or other parties, or will they listen to and join the fake and fossilized clichés of parties that are in the process of taking steps and seeking to destroy ethnic and sectarian sensitivities? Will they fulfill the requirements of the “Call for Peace and Democratic Society” prepared by the founding leader of the PKK, or will they act as intermediaries for rotten political mentalities that project Turkey falling into internal turmoil and chaos under the pretext of Syria? It is an urgent and vital need for the DEM Party to crystallize its decision in this framework.

While Turkey is on the verge of permanently and categorically removing terrorism from the life of the nation and the state, neither God will forgive nor the noble Turkish nation will tolerate opportunistic, fickle, and thoughtless politicians who use ethnic and sectarian provocations as political tools and arguments.

The Nationalist Movement Party is concerned about the emergence of other and more terrifying new problems while a struggle for liberation from one trouble is being waged, and invites everyone, especially political parties, to be moral, sensitive, national, and responsible.

Let it not be forgotten that the gasoline poured on the fire will burn the one who poured it first; whoever hopes for help from the wind will have their roof blown off first.

News Source: 12punto