​​​​​​​Women: We will do everything to achieve leader's physical freedom

Earlier, threatening letters were sent to the leader Abdullah Ocalan by the Turkish occupation state and the Imrali prison administration, according to what was stated by a member of the Executive Council of the Kurdistan Communities Union, Sabri Ok.

These threats fueled people's anger among those who believe in the thought of the leader Abdullah Ocalan, including those in the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood of Aleppo, who considered achieving his physical freedom a priority, whatever the cost.

Citizen Ramziya Hamo expressed her rejection of these messages, saying: "We refuse that our leader be subjected to injustice, and that such messages be sent to him".

Ramziya pledged to continue the struggle to achieve the leader's physical freedom, and stressed: "We will fight for our leader and achieve his physical freedom, and we will not stop until we achieve that".

As for the citizen, Nabiha Diko, she expressed her discontent with the position of Western countries regarding the violations against the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and said: "For a long time, the Turkish occupation state does not allow the leader to exercise his rights, and the Western countries do not act, they only watch".

Nabiha stated that the Turkish occupation state has no right to commit this heinous act, and said: "There is no law in the world that allows the practice of a policy of disturbing the psychological state of the detainee".

And she emphasized the continuation of the struggle, saying: "we will fight and resist until we achieve the physical freedom of our leader".

While Amina Sheikho affirmed her rejection of "these threats against our leader, and the attacks against his people, and we hope that these practises will be put to an end".

And added: "Our leader mustn't be harmed. We will do everything we can to achieve his physical freedom".

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ANHA