​​​​​​​Egyptian leader: Using chemical weapons against Guerilla is a crime

​​​​​​​The head of the Egypt Youth Party, El-Sayed El-Adly, stressed that the Turkish occupation’s use of internationally prohibited weapons against the Guerilla forces is a flagrant violation of international laws and a crime that does not have a statute of limitations.

​​​​​​​Egyptian leader: Using chemical weapons against Guerilla is a crime
25 October, 2022   23:10
​​​​​​​Cairo - Mohsen Al-Masry

The reactions of Arab politicians, academics and intellectuals against the Turkish occupation state's use of chemical weapons against the Guerilla forces continue.

In a statement, the Peoples Defense Forces revealed that the Turkish occupation state uses banned bombs and chemical weapons every day, saying that it targeted resistance areas 32 times with highly effective prohibited bombs and chemical weapons.

Seventy political, academic, intellectuals, and media figures from various Arab countries and the around the world called on international and Arab public opinion and democratic forces to show solidarity with the guerrilla resistance. They demanded support to immediately stop the attacks by the Turkish occupation state and its use of chemical weapons against guerrilla.

The head of the Egypt Youth Party, Mr. Al-Adly, condemned the Turkish army's use of chemical weapons against the Guerilla forces, pointing out that these crimes are not subject to a statute of limitations and are a flagrant violation of international law and covenants.

In his statements to our agency, he called for "the need to prosecute Ankara for these massacres," stressing that "Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar bears full responsibility for this humanitarian catastrophe under the direct orders from Recep Tayyip Erdogan."

Al-Adli denounced “the international silence on the policies and crimes of the Turkish occupation and its continuous violations of international law,” calling for “the need to open an international investigation after it was confirmed that Erdogan’s army used internationally prohibited chemical weapons against the PKK, which led to the martyrdom of many children, in addition to a large number of PKK fighters.”

The Egyptian expert and politician concluded his statements by emphasizing that "Turkish bullying has become a threat to the security and stability of the entire Arab region, not just the Kurds."

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