Erdoğan's former chief advisor İlnur Çevik reveals: PKK leaders were asked
İlnur Çevik, former chief advisor to AKP Chairman and President Erdoğan, stated that after the PKK dissolved itself, its leaders were asked, "Where would you like to be sent?" and that most of them replied with "Sweden."
A written statement penned by PKK terrorist organization leader Abdullah Öcalan from İmralı was shared with the public on February 27, following the third visit by a DEM Party delegation.
Through this letter, Öcalan had called on the terrorist organization PKK to lay down its arms.
The terrorist organization PKK convened its so-called congress between May 5-7 as part of this call, and on May 12, it announced that it had dissolved itself and laid down its arms.
While the repercussions of the terrorist organization PKK's dissolution decision continue, İlnur Çevik, who served as President Erdoğan's "chief advisor" for 7 years, made a striking post on his social media account.
"WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE SENT"
In his post, Çevik stated, "The PKK leaders in Qandil were asked where they would like to be sent. The one asking is our state... In other words, they have come to what I have been saying for years. Most of them said Sweden."
News Source: 12punto
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