He is preparing to address his imprisoned leader for decades, as announced by the co -chair of the pro -Kurdish equality of peoples and democracy (DEM) Town Bakchery.
Speaking to the DEM Parliamentary Group, Bakchery said, among other things: “Society in Turkey wants to have a peace process. This historical opportunity should not be lost. An asphalt approach and a poisonous rhetoric will lead this process backwards. We are looking for a rational solution to the Kurdish issue. While Ocalan calls for the shift of the conflict to a territory of ideas and politics, the government’s language should be in line. We refuse to perceive the desire for peace as a weakness. I would like to announce from here that Ocalan is preparing to address a historic appeal in the coming days for a permanent solution to the Kurdish issue. “
DEM delegation has visited Ocalan twice on the island of Imrali, Propontis, where he is being held, following the initiative of Turkey’s nationalist nationalist leader Devlet Bachseli and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. On October 22, the government’s partner and leader of the supranational Gray Wolf Devlet Bachseli filed a proposal for the release of Ocalan under restrictive terms, if he publicly renounced the National Assembly of the Armed Forces.
According to Ocalan, it is the time of peace, democracy and brotherhood for Turkey and the region, and is allegedly preferring a solution coming from the interior of Turkey, with the initiative of all political circles of the country and the Turkish National Assembly. He also argues that these efforts will be a valuable guide for a democratic transformation of Turkey.
However, it remains unknown whether they will obey a possible call for the PKK guerrillas, whose bulk is in northern Iraq. Turkey also connects the PKK, which accuses of terrorist action, with the Kurdish YPG militia in northeast Syria and calls on the US to stop support for the region’s autonomous Kurdish administration, threatening with a military operation. As a result, the resolution of the Kurdish issue in Turkey has been linked in recent years to developments in Syria.
