Preparations complete in Ankara: PKK leadership could be sent to third countries
Hürriyet columnist Abdulkadir Selvi has claimed that preparations are being made in Ankara for the organization's senior leadership to be sent to third countries.
While the DEM Party's Imralı delegation is expected to hold a second meeting with Abdullah Öcalan in the coming days, striking claims regarding the organization's leadership continue to emerge.
Abdulkadir Selvi claimed that work is being carried out in Ankara to send the organization's leadership cadre, consisting of approximately 200 people, to third countries.
He described the scenario that would be activated if the organization responds positively to the call to lay down arms with the following statements in his column:
“Mechanisms aimed at the disarmament and liquidation of the organization in Turkey, Syria, and Iraq will be put into effect.''
''In this context, it is planned to send the leadership cadre of approximately 200 people within the KCK structure to third countries. It is stated that preparations for this process are ongoing in Ankara.”
DEM DELEGATION HAD HELD A MEETING
On December 28, 2024, DEM Party deputies Sırrı Süreyya Önder and Pervin Buldan held a meeting with Abdullah Öcalan in Imralı and subsequently held contacts with representatives of political parties.
Expectations regarding Öcalan making a call to lay down arms continue to maintain their place on the agenda.
News Source : 12punto
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