AK Party seeks to prevent provocation attempts by some states in the region
Türkiye Rejects Bargaining or Persecution Regarding PKK Leader Abdullah Ocalan’s Call
In a recent press conference, Omer Celik, the spokesman for Türkiye’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party), dismissed any possibility of bargaining or persecution regarding the call of the imprisoned leader of the PKK terrorist organization, Abdullah Ocalan, to his supporters. Celik made it clear that Türkiye does not want a terrorist threat in Syria and Iraq.
“The principles adopted are very clear and unambiguous. These are laying down weapons and eliminating terrorist organizations. Our main goal is to prevent the PKK, PYD, and YPG terrorist organizations from destabilizing the region,” stated Celik.
He emphasized that official Ankara is closely monitoring the process and emphasized the need for caution. Celik warned against provocative attempts by some states that could hinder efforts to end terrorism in the region.
The stance outlined by Celik underscores Türkiye’s firm commitment to combating terrorism and ensuring security and stability in the region. The government remains steadfast in its efforts to address the threat posed by terrorist organizations such as the PKK, PYD, and YPG, and is determined to prevent any activities that could jeopardize regional peace.
