Operation against Turkish police in Eyup Sultan

Aynur Ada Units of the United Democratic Women's Movement (UDM) in the Eyup Sultan neighborhood of Istanbul targeted a patrol of the Turkish occupation police.

The text of the written statement regarding the operation read as follows: “On November 7, Aynur Ada Units of the United Democratic Women's Movement (UDW) targeted a Turkish police patrol in the Eyüp Sultan neighborhood in Istanbul while it was roaming in the middle of the night in front of the palace gate.

The units' statement threatened more operations against the Turkish police, "the palace police apparatus which has become a haven for rape, assault and torture, and is rewarded for its hostility against women and the people; it is protected in the palace’s courts and rewarded by the authorities. The police forces transform the 'secret witnesses and their confessions' into an offensive method of the fascism and a wave of arrests and kidnappings, and they themselves are the ones who sign conspiracy and threat decisions and try to capture the revolutionaries, knowing well that these police chiefs who conspire like Musa the aggressor will not escape from women's justice.

The statement added, "accountability will not take place inside the palaces of the Justice, but will be through our bullets that have been sealed with the seals of leading women such as Aynur, Jarren, Sariya and Dalal, and our operation was carried out within the call for revolutionary mobilization under the slogan" The struggle for women's freedom will triumph, and fascism will collapse "in commemoration of the first anniversary of Aynur's martyrdom Ada."

J.O