PKK: time to end AKP-MHP fascism and lift isolation on leader

In a statement General Command of Kurdistan Workers' Party, the PKK, published by the Firat News Agency, called for escalation of the struggle, break isolation imposed on leader Abdullah Ocalan held in tight isolation in the Imrali Island Prison saying the intrepid and historical resistance of the guerrilla forces is inspired by the historical resistance put up in the Imrali Island Prison. 

The statement noted that the fascism of the Justice and Development Party- Turkish Nationalist Movement receives heavy blows in Zap, Avashin and Metina at the hands of the guerrilla forces. and that the guerrilla fighters are aborting all the plots of the Turkish occupation state.

The statement added to cover its failures and break down it adopts new plots to get aid from many parts and uses the chemical weapons against the guerrilla fighters from one hand and from another it targets all people and political and democratic activities. and it belittles itself to NATO and Russia to get the okay to carry out more attacks on the North and East Syria. ''it is very obvious that it has achieved nothing in Zap for this it seeks carry out new attacks to attain a cheap victory'', the statement said.

The statement said ''whatever the AKP government does Zap and Kurdistan have become a grave for the policy and murderous and fascist mentality of the Justice and Development Party- Turkish Nationalist Movement alliance. ''

The statement noted that resistance put up is inspired by the one put up in the Imrali Island Prison which eventually is going to defeat the murderous and fascist policy and mentality adopted against the people by AKP-MHP alliance.

The statement indicated that the truck of resistance adopted by the guerrilla fighters is on the trail that leads eventually to attain victory calling on women and the Youths to increase the struggle and fight to lift the isolation imposed on leader Abdullah Ocalan and to end the fascist policies of the AKP-MHP alliance. 

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