Kurdish PKK Group Says Turkish State Not Doing Enough to Pursue Peace Process
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Kurdish PKK group says Turkish state not doing enough to pursue peace process
“We have withdrawn all our armed forces, both within and outside of Turkiye, that could be considered near the border,” the PKK said, adding that the move was taken to prevent the government “making any excuses or justifying its inadequate approach to the process”
The Kurdistan Workers' Party claims to have withdrawn all its fighters from Turkish territory this week, but regrets that Turkey has not done its part of the job.
The peace process between the Turkish government and the banned Kurdish workers' party is stalling. Now the PKK has announced a far-reaching step and is also calling for movement from the opposite side.
The PKK believes that the government has left the case behind, two months after the adoption by the Turkish Parliament of a historic law opening the way for the reintegration of its armed militants.
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The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) announced this Thursday the end of the withdrawal of its...
The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) accused Turkey on Thursday of not doing enough to continue the peace process that began in 2024, even though the Kurdish group says it has withdrawn all its combat forces from the country.
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