Terrorist leader Öcalan allegedly connected to the so-called congress and gave a 37-minute speech
It has been alleged that Abdullah Öcalan, the leader of the terrorist organization PKK, sent a video message to the so-called congress held between May 5-7 and delivered a long speech in Turkish.
During the new peace process, which the government has named a 'Terror-Free Turkey,' the terrorist organization PKK's so-called congress convened between May 5-7.
Following this development, many claims regarding the so-called congress were brought to the agenda.
According to Sözcü, terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan connected to the so-called congress via satellite phone and gave a 37-minute speech in Turkish.
It was learned that 2 terrorists who manage his secretariat were with Öcalan.
"TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION WAS LIKELY ESTABLISHED"
DEM Party Imralı Delegation Member Pervin Buldan described the so-called congress as "historic." When asked whether terrorist leader Öcalan had participated in the congress, Buldan replied, "Technical communication was likely established."
News Source: 12punto
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