Abdi: Ocalan's arrest is to undermine Kurdish issue

Mustafa Abdi, a member of the Democratic Union Party in the Euphrates region, affirmed that "the arrest of the leader Abdullah Ocalan is an attempt to separate the head from the body in the matter of resolving the Kurdish issue and aimed at eliminating the goals of the Kurdish people, ambitious for freedom."

6 February, 2020 06:03

KOBANI- HIZA HASSAN

Leader Abdullah Ocalan was arrested on the 15th of February 1999 in the Kenyan capital Nairobi by the Turkish state intelligence MIT and with the complicity and international conspiracy in which several countries participated targeting the Kurdish issue and the Kurdish liberation movement.

Coincident with the days of the twenty-first anniversary of the international conspiracy targeting leader Ocalan, who is still detained by the Turkish authorities on the island of Imrali.

To talk about the plot, Hawar news agency (ANHA) held a meeting with the member of the Democratic Union Party in the Euphrates region, Mustafa Abdi.

All Kurdish revolutions throughout history have witnessed persecution, most recently the leader Ocalan

Mustafa Abdi said: "All Kurdish revolutions throughout history were subjected to repression and oppression by the governments of authoritarian states, especially the Turkish state, as was the revolution of Sheikh Saeed and Qadi Muhammad and the revolution of Mullah Mustafa Barzani, the last of which was the revolution of leader Abdullah Ocalan, and all were subjected to brutal suppression for one goal to eradicate of the existence of the Kurdish people. "

He pointed out that "all the revolutions that took place were confined only to a specific part of Kurdistan, while the leader Ocalan's revolt branched into the four parts of Kurdistan, and this is why the enemies of humanity saw the leader Abdullah Ocalan's character as a danger to the systems that stand before the ambitious peoples to gain freedom and achieve equality."

After the revolution spread ... States conspire against Ocalan to put down the revolution

Mustafa Abdi saw that "the authoritarian regimes thought that with the arrest of the leader Ocalan in 1999, the Kurdish revolution would end like the rest of the revolutions that preceded it, but what happened was the opposite. The thought of the leader Ocalan spread more widely among the Kurdish people, so that many people set themselves on fire to refuse to arrest him, and many young people joined the revolution to complete the struggle that the leader started against the enemies of the Kurdish people.

Abdi pointed out that "since the arrest of the leader Ocalan and the Kurdish people, he is following his approach and his ideology to this day, until this thought was extended to the Rojava revolution, represented by the project of the democratic nation that is now implemented in NE, Syria, and made for the sake of its success many sacrifices."

The international conspiracy continues to eliminate the revolution of the peoples behind the thought of leader Ocalan

Mustafa Abdi, a member of the General Council of the Democratic Union Party in the Euphrates, said that the international conspiracy in the person of leader Ocalan against the Kurdish people is still continuing and concluded by saying: "Turkey, on the head of the conspirators, continues its attacks, to eliminate the existence of the Kurdish people and thwart the democratic nation project that is applied in the north and east Syria"....

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ANHA