Recent threats aim to limit leader's ideas, resistance

The Turkish authorities continue to tighten the isolation imposed on the leader Abdullah Ocalan in Imrali Prison since March 25, 2021.

The co-chair of the Democratic Union Party in the Euphrates region, Ahmed Khoja, believes that the last two years have been isolation within isolation, imposed on the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and that the recent threats are a clear indication of the continuation of the international conspiracy against him and against the peoples who believe in his ideology and refuse to surrender.

He said, "When a leader stands with his ideology in front of those trying to control him, this poses a great danger to their interests, so we see that the enemies become friends at the expense of the people of the region, and they conspire against the people's savior, the leader Abdullah Ocalan, and they remain silent about the practices of the Turkish occupation state that implements their plans."

Ahmed Khoja said: "The leader Ocalan turned Imrali into an educational center, wrote down the history of peoples and proved to the Turkish occupation state that his ideas have no limits, even The bars of the cell cannot stand against him, and that is why they extend the isolation imposed on him, and threaten to poison him, but we are confident that the leader will not be affected by these threats, as today millions of people follow in his footsteps.”

Leader Abdullah Ocalan was arrested as a result of an international conspiracy that began on the 9th of October 1998 when he left Syria heading to Moscow, to be arrested on the 15th of February 1999 in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, and handed over to the Turkish authorities.

The spokeswoman for the Committee for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan in the city of Manbij and its countryside, Asya Al-Hussein, believes in those threats that reached the leader Abdullah Ocalan in Imrali, as an attempt and endeavors by the Turkish authorities, aimed at breaking the will and determination of believers in his ideas on the one hand, and limiting the leader's resistance Abdullah Ocalan, which has become larger than before on the other hand.

 Al-Hussein noted that the Turkish authorities ignored the rights of the detainees, and considered them a violation of international laws and norms for political detainees, stressing that what drives Turkey to continue these violations is the silence of the international forces and the concerned human rights organizations, foremost of which are those of the United Nations.

a.k

ANHA