Abdullah Öcalan denies documents and minutes attributed to him: 'The minutes are untrue'
Abdullah Öcalan, the leader of the terrorist organization PKK, argued that the documents, minutes, and references reflected in the press and on social media are untrue.
Abdullah Öcalan, the leader of the terrorist organization PKK, made a statement regarding the meetings, documents, and minutes reflected in the press and on social media that were claimed to belong to him.
Stating that the posts in question do not reflect the truth, Öcalan said, “The attempts by certain circles trying to disrupt the process in this historical period are a conspiracy against me. The statements, meetings, names, documents, minutes, and references reflected in the press and on social media and attributed to me are untrue. These posts are provocative actions developed by opponents of the process.”
In his statement, the terrorist organization leader Öcalan, who said, “It is natural that I will further develop the efforts I am trying to carry out for the construction of social peace and the law of brotherhood,” invited everyone to “show a sensible, conscious approach and effort in accordance with the spirit of brotherhood.”
The statement by the terrorist organization leader Öcalan came after some documents and minutes attributed to him became a subject of public debate.
News Source: 12punto
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