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The Palace's Statement on the Commission: "Listening to Öcalan Does Not Mean negotiations."
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Chief Advisor to the President Mehmet Uçum spoke about requests from the National Solidarity, Brotherhood, and Democracy Commission established in Parliament to listen to PKK leader Öcalan, who is imprisoned in İmralı. Uçum stated that he found the objections to the commission's ability to listen to Öcalan groundless, saying, “Listening to Öcalan would be a purely wiretapping activity; it is clear from the commission's modus operandi that there …
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