Activists: Isolation on leader Ocalan is planned by global domination

Activists in the Euphrates region confirmed that "The tight isolation of the leader Abdullah Ocalan by Turkey is well-plotted, and most of the world's dominant powers stand behind it, to prevent the leader's new directives from coming out in light of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East."

3 January, 2021 01:54

Kobane - Nihad Karoo

After serving more than 22 years in Imrali prison, it didn’t satisfy the radical countries that aim to marginalize the great minds and leaders of revolutions in the world, to impose tight isolation on the leader Ocalan in his incommunicado detention on Imrali Island.

"Most of the countries that dominate the international arena have no interest in breaking the isolation "

22 years ago, he roamed the world to get the humanitarian asylum, carrying with him the dreams of a nation for freedom, and ended up in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, which was his last stop, before he was kidnapped by the Turkish intelligence in cooperation with several countries in the world.

Since his arrest, the Turkish authorities have tightened isolation on Ocalan, preventing his family and clients from visiting him, and despite this strict isolation, silence remains encamped on humanitarian organizations that claim defend the rights of prisoners and forcibly detainees.

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In this regard, the spokeswoman for the Kongra Star in the Euphrates region, Mizgin Khalil, says, "The leader fights for all the oppressed peoples of the region, especially since he used to issue directives to them from Imrali, this was negatively affecting the fascist regimes. "

"Most countries are involved in imposing isolation on the leader, as they fear that the people will come out of their control, especially the monarchical regimes and some regimes that have become quasi-royal, and it is natural that they keep silent the violation of the leader's right," added Khalil.

'His free thought and philosophy triggered the isolation '

As for the spokeswoman for the Women’s Committee in the Euphrates Regional Justice Council, Falak Yousef, she said, “The free thought and philosophy of the leader made the fascist countries review their accounts, eventually, they imposed isolation to avoid any new ideas of the leader that would help in solving the current crisis in the Middle East. "

Yousef added, "We can say that the conflicts that are taking place in the region, especially across the four parts of Kurdistan, are international conspiracy, and the Turkish occupation state is one of its participants, through isolation on Leader Ocalan."

She pointed out that "the Rojava revolution has proven to the peoples of the region that the leader's ideas have an important role in leading people to safety, and that is why the people in the region must unite their voices to break this isolation and the leader takes away his right.

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