Intellectuals, politicians: we are confident in the leader's ability to achieve victory

Intellectuals and politicians in Aleppo stressed the need to deal with the current stage with caution to avoid falling into a new conspiracy, and warned against believing the claims of the Turkish occupation about its desire for peace and resolving the Kurdish issue without releasing leader Abdullah Ocalan, who is the only key to the solution.

The co-chair of the Democratic Union Party in Aleppo, Salah Sino, pointed out the party's adoption of the thought of leader Abdullah Ocalan, saying: "The leader sacrificed his life for his people, and this confirms the correctness of his thought, he is the only person capable of finding a real solution to the Kurdish issue."

He added: "Leader Abdullah Ocalan sought to change the system based on the exclusion of the rights of the components, and launched a revolution to achieve change and advance the Kurdish nation and build a free society."

Sino pointed out that the Turkish occupation rejected the pluralism called for by the leader, and remained committed to its exclusionary policies towards non-Turkish nationalities, relying on the system of torture and genocide until today, and expressed his full confidence in the thought of Leader Abdullah Ocalan.

He stressed that: "The slogan 'No life without the leader' reflects the need of the entire world for his ideas that have proven their ability to inspire peoples despite the harsh conditions he lives in his prison."

Sino warned that: "Turkey's current policies will lead to its destruction if it does not change its approach," stressing that its salvation lies in adopting the project of Leader Abdullah Ocalan.

He stressed that "the experience of North and East Syria is the best evidence of the success of his thought in achieving peaceful co-existence between the components, expressing his hope that other regions in Syria and the Middle East will adopt his project to build a better future."

For her part, the spokeswoman for the Women's Relations Committee in the Democratic Union Party, Gulistan Sheikho, explained that the ruling regimes see the leader's thought as a threat to their interests, which prompted them to kidnap him and put him in Imrali prison.

She pointed out that: "The leader turned his prison into an academy for free thought, and stressed: "The conspiracies aimed at silencing his voice have failed."

She warned against falling into new plots by the Turkish occupation, as "launching military attacks on the region and calling on the leader to speak suggests another conspiracy," and called for the necessity of: "deeply understanding the current stage to achieve victory and release the leader."

In turn, the co-chair of the Aleppo Cultural Forum, Ahmed Berhat, stressed that: "The current war in the Middle East is a war of thought and projects."

He pointed out that: "Turkey is trying to exploit the political vacuum to revive its exclusionary policies, and that the thought of Leader Abdullah Ocalan provides a new roadmap for the Middle East."

He explained, saying: "The Kurds today are armed with the thought of the leader who will guarantee their freedom, and will raise the voice of peace and thought over the voice of bullets and weapons."

T/ Satt.

ANHA