KDP betrays its people; Erdogan repeats his crimes in Kurdistan

Over a year and a half of the Turkish occupying state's violent offensive against the Kurdistan Mountains aimed at eliminating the Kurdistan liberation movement; The occupying state uses the deadliest weapons; Among them are the internationally prohibited weapons against Guerilla fighters and nature in Kurdistan.

International disregard for Turkey's use of internationally prohibited weapons

The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) prohibits the use of such weapons, so it has concluded a treaty that entered into force in 1997, in addition to the organization's prohibition of the production, stockpiling and use of such weapons, in which 193 States, including the

France has shown strong commitment to this issue and announced in January 2018 an international partnership to combat and prosecute the users of chemical weapons, supported by nearly 40 countries around the world, but the Turkish occupying state, which is a member of NATO, has used internationally proscribed weapons, namely white phosphorus, against citizens; Before the eyes of the world in Serêkaniyê / Ras al-Ain three years ago, during its attacks against North and East Syria, and for two years without stopping against Guerrilla fighters in the Kurdistan Mountains; But the current question remains why the international community does not deal with the brutality of Turkey's occupation against Kurdish citizens and fighters.

Despite repeated calls from the leadership of HPG Centre for Rights Organizations Involved in the Use of Chemical Weapons, fact-finding missions in the Kurdistan Mountains on fighters' exposure to internationally prohibited weapons and nature should be sent, however, did not lift a finger.

Dozens of audio and photo evidence provided by the HPG confirming the Turkish occupying state's use of internationally prohibited weapons against the Guerrilla forces in the legitimate defence areas of Southern Kurdistan.

Despite all the evidence confirming the occupying state's violation of international law and its commission of war crimes through internationally prohibited weapons, the rights organizations concerned turn a blind eye to these crimes, notably the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which ignores all the evidence submitted to it, as well as the calls and demands for an investigation into the crimes of Turkish occupation.

The disregard of any State, human rights organization or media for the Kurdistan Mountains genocide recalling Turkey's genocide in Northern Kurdistan and the destruction of approximately 15 Kurdish cities between 2015 and 2016 in the most brutal acts of the present century, In addition to the use of chemical weapons by Turkey in Afrin canton during its 2018 occupation attack against (YPG-YPJ), and the use of internationally prohibited white phosphorus against citizens in Serêkaniyê / Ras al-Ain in 2019.

Kurdistan democracy supports Turkish occupation in chemical war

Turkish occupation state entered Southern Kurdistan and occupied large areas until it reached the northern Iraqi city of Mosul. Security sources report that Turkey has 11 major military bases in Southern Kurdistan, along with 19 major camps, all with the support of the Kurdistan Democrat, who even participated militarily in the fight against the Kurdistan Liberation Movement in the Kurdistan Mountains.

What is more shocking is that the PDK authorities in Southern Kurdistan, who experienced the chemical weapons test during the era of Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq; The Turkish occupying state assists in its dirty chemical war against Guerrilla fighters, with approximately 1,200 protective masks against chemical weapons on its way to Guerrilla fighters to help them shelter from chemical attacks; However, they were seized and denied access by the Kurdistan democratic authorities last April; in another crime against the will of the Kurdish people is added to a series of crimes and acts of treason against the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

The KDP authorities in Dohuk prevented a European committee from going to Haruri village, the center of Kani Masi district, to investigate the Turkish state’s use of chemical weapons in Southern Kurdistan last September. The committee called on the authorities in Southern Kurdistan to allow it to investigate the Turkish state’s use of chemical weapons to avoid repeating the tragedy of Halabja.

T/ Satt.

ANHA