​​​​​​​KCK: 2d Paris massacre a continuation of massacre of January 9, 2013

The Kurdistan Community Union KCK condemned the killing of 3 Kurds in Paris and described the second Paris massacre as a continuation of the massacre of January 9, 2013.

​​​​​​​KCK: 2d Paris massacre a continuation of massacre of January 9, 2013
24 December, 2022   05:43
NEWS DESK

The leadership body of the Kurdistan Community Union issued a written statement about the second Paris massacre, which claimed the lives of 3 members of the Kurdish community in the French capital, Paris.

The massacre was described as a continuation of the massacre of January 9, 2013, during which the three Kurdish revolutionaries, Sakina Cansiz, Leila Chelms and Fidan Dogan, were assassinated.

It pointed out that the Justice and Development Party, the National Movement and the American intelligence services are responsible for this massacre.

The text of the statement stated:

 "The Ahmed Kaya Kurdish Cultural Center in Paris was attacked, which resulted in the injury of a number of Kurds and the loss of many others' lives. We condemn this attack, which was clearly orchestrated by the authority of the Justice and Development Party and the National Movement.

 We remember the victims of the attack with reverence, as they are the immortal martyrs of Kurdistan. The people of Kurdistan and their friends must take a strong and firm stand regarding this massacre.

This massacre is a continuation of the massacre of January 9, 2013, Where the Turkish stat assassinated 3 revolutionary patriots in process of annihilating the Kurds and committing massacres against them to Europe.

The current massacre is also orchestrated by the tyrannical Turkish state and the fascist authority of the Justice and Development Party, the National Movement, and the Turkish intelligence services, like those that preceded it.

These two anti-Kurdish parties continue their hostility against the Kurds in Europe, the Turkish state and its intelligence services will not be able to carry out such attacks on Europe if European countries do not allow or support them. This is a clear and apparent fact that everyone should realize.

 

Although it is very clear that the January 9, 2013 massacre was committed by the Turkish state and its intelligence services, France did not reveal its truth. The perpetrator of the massacre was killed inside the prison and the file was closed. If that massacre had not been covered up at the time and its truth revealed at that time, another massacre would not have taken place today.

One of the arms of the war that the fascist authority of the Justice and Development Party is waging against the Kurds is taking place in Europe. The pressures on Kurdish institutions, the arrests of Kurdish patriots in Germany, and the Paris massacre all indicate this.

France revealed that it had nothing to do with the attacks, and if it really was, then it must reveal the truth about this massacre. It has to reveal the truth about the first and the current massacres as well.

We know very well that the tyrannical Turkish state pursues a policy of extermination of the Kurds, thanks to the support of European countries. If the European countries did not deal with the Turkish state and continued its relations with it based on its political and economic interests, the Turkish state would not have been able to continue its policies of exterminating the Kurds.

The relations of the European countries with Turkey make it a partner in the extermination of the Kurds. However, the Kurdish people no longer accept this situation. European countries, especially France, must stop supporting the policies of extermination of the Kurds pursued by the fascist government of the Justice and Development and National Movement parties, and stand against them.

The people of Kurdistan and their friends should go to Paris and express their democratic reactions resolutely. Everyone should go to Paris and continue the activities until the truth about this massacre is revealed.

Our people and their friends should express their position and reaction in a democratic manner and refrain from violence". 

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ANHA