​​​​​​​International Conspiracy… is a plot against Mid- east 

The Kurdish people are among the oldest sect in the Middle East and the world. They are the people whose first human civilizations have emerged on their land. However, these ancient people have not enjoyed their legitimate rights in accordance with the constitutions and norms of the United Nations or even religious norms since the elimination of the Mediyya Civilization (728-550 BC). which laid down the organizational, administrative, political and military foundations, as well as official titles, the organization of State administration and military terminology, and whenever the Kurdish people endeavoured to realize their rights, they were subjected to extermination and smelting campaigns, with dozens of irrefutable evidences.

In modern times, all the uprisings led by the Kurdish people for their freedom and enjoyment of their legitimate rights have been suppressed, and the colonial powers, primarily the Turkish occupying state, have endeavoured to eliminate them through the plotting of conspiracies and military campaigns against them, starting with Mahmoud al-Barzanji's first uprising in Southern Kurdistan. (1919-1922), the Samco Aga Shakaki uprising in Rojhilat (1918-1922), down to the Kojakri uprising in Bakur Kurdistan (1921), through the Sheikh Saeed uprising (1925), and the Dirsem uprising (1937-1938).

All the Kurdish uprisings were suppressed through the elimination of the leaders of the uprising, so the Turkish occupying state sought to eliminate the Kurdistan freedom movement by eliminating leader Abdullah Ocalan with an international plot, the first of which was carried out on 9 October 1998, which was submitted to Syria just before the coup d 'état in Turkey in 1980.

Following the announcement of the founding of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) led by leader Abdullah Ocalan in Turkey and Bakur Kurdistan in 1978, the Turkish State tried to eliminate the PKK and its leadership in all ways and ways. So leader Abdullah Ocalan came out of Turkey towards Rojava in 1979, and a year later there was a military coup d 'état in Turkey. On 12 September 1980, under the leadership of Turkish General Kanaan Everen, with the aim of foiling and defeating the revolutionary movements, in which all centers and government institutions were turned into prisons, campaign of arresting and abductions of freedom fighters and democratic activists were begun by the Turkish Authorities, most of them were PKK leaders and supporters, and dozens of PKK leaders, such as Mazloum Duggan, Mohammed Khairy Darmush, Kamal Bir, Akaf Yilmaz, Ali Jijek, Muzaffar Ayata and Mustafa Soo, were arrested by Turkish authorities.

In March 1981, PKK cadres and leaders began a hunger strike against the regime of severity and torture in Amed prison, and several PKK cadres cited under torture.

Then leader Mazloum Dogan said of the level of torture and the psychological warfare system on those detained in Amed prison: "Why can no one be a light against this darkness? I will be a light against darkness ".

On 20 March 1982, on the eve of Newroz, he sacrificed himself bravely and martyred under the slogan "Resistance is Life, Surrender is Death."

Following the resistance of Amed prison and the launch of the 15 August 1984 move, leader Ocalan developed the struggle within the concept and philosophy of the Revolutionary People's War. Leader Abdullah Ocalan explained: "During the period from 1987 to my departure from Syria on the 9th of October 1998, I myself prepared uninterrupted and arduous campaigns on the ground; in order to empty the opportunism imposed on us of its content, and to paralyse the organization of Konter Guerrilla and JITEM ".

"These tireless efforts could not have been won on their own, but they were able to paralyse the disadvantages of opportunism and the plans of Konter Guerrilla in our liquidation, and empty them of them. This is what really happened as we arrived late in 1998. "

Leader Abdullah Ocalan's position in the Middle East has contributed to meeting the requirements of the Revolutionary People's War, creating an enabling and supportive environment for this war, closing the door to imposing dictates and making concessions. Leader Ocalan emphasizes in this regard: "It was a very important strategic situation, where conditions were most appropriate in terms of the escalation of the people's war, both in terms of the conclusion of strategic relations and in terms of securing and providing tactical support in the field of training and logistical needs in particular."

Turkish state failed to eliminate the PKK, so it resorted to capitalist modernist states. In 1988, an exercise was held in the United States of America under the name "Suppression of the Eastern Turkish Uprising by the Turkish Army and the United States Army", the main aim being to eliminate the PKK.

Leader Ocalan exited Syria after being threatened by Turkey with direct support from America and NATO countries with a war against Syria ", Syria eventually bowed to Turkish pressure and leader Abdullah Ocalan left on 9 October 1998, and Israeli Intelligence Mossad was monitoring the commander's movements in Syria ", leader Abdullah Ocalan initially travelled to Moscow, then to Rome, from Greece and then to Kenya, In that period, America warned Russia and all European countries not to grant shelter and asylum to leader Abdullah Ocalan, and leader Abdullah Ocalan stresses: "My departure from Syria is linked to the operation carried out by NATO's Gladio network."

The Chief of Staff of the Turkish occupation army, Ilker Bashbug, stated: "The United States has effectively handed Ocalan over to Turkey with a view to neutralizing him and taking control of the party.

The main reason for the arrest of leader Abdullah Ocalan is to foil the peace process he launched first, and secondly to eliminate any democratic thinking in the region and the Middle East. The most important is to eliminate the philosophy of the Revolutionary People's War. Leader Abdullah Ocalan stresses that the main and obvious reason for the period is: "Both Israel and America were not categorically peaceful and political at the time. In other words, until I was arrested, they looked so doggedly at the continuation of the war. infertility ", even at a low level.”

The international plot against leader Abdullah Ocalan is a conspiracy aimed at the whole of the Middle East. It is the beginning of the Western intervention led by the United States of America in the Middle East after World War II under the pretext of bringing democracy After the arrest of leader Abdullah Ocalan, America invaded Iraq in 2003 and established military bases in many regions of the Middle East. Syria was forced to abandon the Sanjak of Alexandretta to Turkey in 2004, reaching the wave of what is known as the Arab Spring in 2010.

Leader Abdullah Ocalan was detained but continued his struggle within the Imrali Prison. He emptied the international conspiracy of its content by introducing the concept of a democratic nation, developing the concept of a revolutionary people's war that has now reached its height in the whole of Kurdistan, particularly in Rojava, NE, Syria. Thousands of intellectuals, researchers and academics in the Middle East and the world adopted leader Abdullah Ocalan's ideas and philosophy.

The international conspiracy against the leader Ocalan continues to the present day, and is renewed in various ways and methods. On October 9, 2019, the Turkish occupation state launched an occupation attack on the regions of Girê Spi and Serêkaniyê, and on October 9, 2020, an agreement was concluded between the al-Kazemi government and the Kurdistan Democratic Party from In order to foil the experience of the Autonomous Administration in Şengal, the isolation of the leader “APO” Ocalan intensified, and the Turkish occupation state intensified its attacks against Southern Kurdistan, using all kinds of modern and internationally prohibited weapons, amid international silence, and this is evidence that the countries of capitalist hegemony, led by America and Israel, do not want to stop War in the Middle East.

T/ Satt.

ANHA