US EditionÖcalan Warns AKP Against “False Victory” Narrative as Kurdish Peace Talks Stall
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Öcalan warns AKP against “false victory” narrative as Kurdish peace talks stall
Jailed PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan has accused Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) of trying to manufacture a sense that it has already defeated the PKK, warning that Kurds “have alternatives” if Ankara does not move beyond rhetoric to binding guarantees. His remarks were relayed by the pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) at a news conference in Diyarbakır attended by DEM Deputy Co-chair Tayip Temel, HDK …
DEM Party Deputy Co-Chair Tayyip Temel highlighted the "democratic integration or state" equation presented by Abdullah Öcalan at the Diyarbakır meeting, expressing the importance of constitutional gains and the long-term democratization process for the solution of the Kurdish issue.
At the press conference held in Diyarbakır, the DEM Party conveyed the critical messages they claimed to have received from Abdullah Öcalan in recent meetings.
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