New details on the so-called ceremony in Sulaymaniyah: Ahmet Türk's 8-year travel ban lifted

Another critical step has been taken in the PKK terrorist organization's disarmament process. In the Casene Cave, west of Sulaymaniyah, a total of 30 PKK members, 15 women and 15 men, laid down their arms.The organization memberslaid down their weapons in a symbolicceremony andburned them.

Journalistsin the region were unable to broadcast the ceremony live due to security measures. However, journalist İsmail K.,who later connected to the live broadcast,Küçükkaya providedstriking details aboutwhat happened at the ceremony.

Accordingto the informationprovided by Küçükkaya,the most notable moments of the ceremonyone of them was theterrorist organization leader Bese Hozatlaying down her weapon and sash first. Then, the other PKK members laid down their weapons in turn and moved to the side.

Küçükkaya, the so-called ceremonys pedescribed itasfollows:

“The PKK membersdid not even show a facial expression at the ceremony. Speakingwas forbidden. Everything was conducted via written scripts. There was an emotional but extremely controlled atmosphere.”

MIT COLLECTED THE SERIAL NUMBERS OF THE WEAPONS

Following the symbolic burning of the weapons, theNational Intelligence Organization teams that arrived in the region recorded the serial numbers of all the weapons. This step is critical both for documenting the organization's inventory and forthe official destruction of the weapons.Itis critical. is ofimportance.

SPECIALPERMISSION FOR AHMET TÜRK: HIS 8-YEAR BAN WAS LIFTED

The fact that Ahmet Türk, one of the leading figures of the DEM Party, also attended the ceremonydrew attention. drew attention. Türk's 8-year-long foreign travel ban was lifted so that he could attend the ceremony.announced that it was lifted3 days ago.NAMESCLOSE TO ÖCALAN

TRAVELED BACK AND FORTH Journalist

Küçükkaya, close to Öcalanstated thatknown for his closeness, stated that DEM Party MP Tayyip Temel traveled to the Casene Cavemultiple times throughout the disarmamentprocess andcloselymonitored the process.

JOURNALISTS AND NGO REPRESENTATIVES ALSO OBSERVED

The disarmamentceremony was attended by manyJournalists and representatives of non-governmental organizations were also invited to the event. However, thetaking of footageand broadcasting at the ceremony were prohibited due to strictsecurity measures..

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