That's why Ocalan left Syria in 1998?

The administrator in Kongra Star Peyman Aydin stressed that the successes have been achieved at all levels during Rojava Revolution by virtue of thought and philosophy of Ocalan and explained that the reason for Ocalan's exit from Syria was to prevent a clash with the Turkish state.

6 August, 2018 08:12

KOBANI

Peyman Aydin spoke during an event organized by Kongra Star about the isolation which has been imposed against the Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan by Turkish state in Imrali prison.

The lecture began with a minute of silence and then the administrator at Kongra Star at the level of the Euphrates region, Peyman Aydin, a speech on the theses of Ocalan on the Syrian revolution, and said, "The Syrian crisis have been ongoing for 7 years without finding a solution, amid the continuation of conflict and fierce war between the conflicting parties, but the people in North Syria had organized themselves without relying on the external sides and fought terrorism and established the concept of co-existence where Syria was on the verge of civil war through the overlap of international parties to spread the poison among the segments of the Syrian people.

"The project of the democratic nation was the best and the most sound in the rapprochement of the people of each other and the solidarity, and everyone may wonder about the successes which have been achieved in Rojava and North Syria, our arrival at this advanced stage of the Syrian revolution and make northern Syria the best model for solving the crisis by virtue of thought and philosophy of Ocalan.

On Ocalan's exit from Syria in 1998 after Turkish threats to invade Syrian territory, she explained, "Ocalan was aware that prolonging his presence in Syria would cause a war with Turkey, but to save the people this clash and blood, he left Syria to protect the people."

The administrator in Kongra Star stressed the need to step up the struggle for Ocalan's freedom from Imrali prison and not to remain indifferent to the Turkish violations against Ocelan

It is worth mentioning that the Turkish occupation state has been imposed intensive isolation on the leader of the Kurdish people Abdullah Ocelan, whose lawyers have so far provided 774 requests to meet with their client, the last was on August 4, but the court rejects their request under various fake pretexts.

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ANHA