Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically

Participants in a march held in Aleppo demanding the physical freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan emphasized his ability to end identity-based conflicts through his democratic thought and political methods, steering away from the armed conflict.

Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
Leader Ocalan's vision ends conflicts politically
3 May, 2025   14:24
ALEPPO

Under the slogan "The physical freedom of Leader Apo is the solution to the issues of the Middle East," the Women's Initiative for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan in Kongra Star organized a march calling for his physical freedom and for the Turkish occupation to change its denialist mentality and recognize the Kurdish issue in order to establish peace in the region.

Hundreds of residents, along with members and representatives of political parties, civil institutions, councils, and communes, took part in the mass march, carrying pictures of the leader and banners reading "A day of dialogue with free life" and "The physical freedom of Leader Apo is the solution to the issues of the Middle East."

The march started in front of the March 8 Hall in the western part of Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood and passed through the main streets of the area, accompanied by chants glorifying and saluting the resistance of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, until reaching Al-Jabbanat Square in the eastern part of Sheikh Maqsoud in Aleppo.

There, participants observed a moment of silence in honor of the martyrs, followed by a speech delivered by Media Miqdad, a member of the Women's Initiative for the Freedom of Leader Abdullah Ocalan. She affirmed Leader Abdullah Ocalan's ability to activate and establish peace, reject the language of weapons, and prove it through the call for peace and democratic society he launched over two months ago.

She emphasized the loyalty owed to what Leader Abdullah Ocalan has offered women in terms of support and trust, saying: "We must follow his thought and philosophy to reach our aspirations and achieve his physical freedom."

She affirmed that "the leader, with his democratic thought, is capable of ending conflicts through political means far from weapons and bloodshed."

Meanwhile, the co-chair of the Democratic Society Movement, Nahla Mustafa, pointed to the Turkish occupation’s double standards, saying: "It presents itself to public opinion as aligned with the leader’s call, while at the same time launching attacks on the Medya defense areas and refusing to release him."

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