People of Aleppo: Our events will not stop as isolation is still imposed on our leader

The citizens of Aleppo considered that the meeting of the brother of the leader does not mean ending the isolation. The aim of this visit is to absorb the anger of the people and complete the chain of conspiracies, indicating that they will not surrender and resist in the footsteps of Leyla Guven, they said "The visit of the leader will not stop us from our demands to lift the isolation of our leader,

People of Aleppo: Our events will not stop as isolation is still imposed on our leader
15 January, 2019   06:52

ROZANA DADO/ HANAN MUHAMMAD / ALEPPO

On 12 January, the Justice and Development Government (AKP) public prosecution allowed Muhammad Ocalan to visit his brother, the leader of the Kurdish people, Abdullah Ocalan.

Therefore, the people of Aleppo assured that the visit will not stop them from demanding the freedom of the leader and lift his isolation.

The citizen Sadika Muhammad "The leader has been detained for more than 20 years, this is the third year in which he was prevented from meeting with his lawyer. The meeting with his brother took place outside the usual day and without his lawyer. It is a hoax from the Turkish state,".

"We will continue to support the militants in prisons and detention centers, and we will continue to follow the path of our martyrs. We will be on the streets and organize demonstrations and strikes to gain the freedom of our leader Ocalan."

Delshan Othman, 53, said: "The meeting of the leader's brother for 20 minutes is not enough. It is clear to us that it is one of the series of Erdogan's conspiracies against us as a people, and his goal is to calm the situation and ease the pressure on him after the activities and hunger strikes we organize as a people, in which we call to lift the isolation imposed on our leader and release him. "

"Leyla Guven is still on hunger strike and her health is deteriorating day by day, so we will not give up and we will resist and continue our events till the leader's lawyers met him, and we reject these conspiracies."

Turkey's goal is to weaken public anger and their activities

The 64-year-old citizen Mohammed Khalil also referred to Erdogan's threats to North Syria and his occupation of Afrin canton that he would not break the will of the Kurdish people to demand his rights and the freedom of the leader Ocalan, and they are following the footsteps of the martyrs who did not bow down to the enemies till the end.

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ANHA