Young Women: Attacks on Rojava continue February 15 Conspiracy

Leader Abdullah Ocalan was arrested on February 15, 1999, as a result of an international conspiracy. Young women in the city of Tirbespiyê said that the conspirators aimed to eliminate the Kurdish cause, but today the Kurdish cause has spread across the world.

In this context, young woman Safa Hassan condemned the February 15 conspiracy, stating that despite attempts by the conspirators to distance society from Abdullah Ocalan and his ideas, they did not succeed.

Safa explained that the attacks on Rojava are a continuation of the February 15 conspiracy, emphasizing that they will always remain in the squares to achieve the physical freedom of Abdullah Ocalan.

For her part, young woman Amina Hassan noted that the international conspiracy against Abdullah Öcalan continues to this day, stressing that the attacks in Rojava are not ordinary, but part of the February 15 conspiracy.

Amina also highlighted Kurdish unity in responding to attacks by factions of the Syrian Interim Government, saying: “The Kurdish people in the four parts of Kurdistan have shown their support for their people in Rojava and are still in the squares. This solidarity has shown everyone that the Kurds cannot be eradicated.”

In turn, Ibtihal Mahmoud said that as young women they condemn this conspiracy, adding: “Through the arrest of leader Abdullah Ocalan, they wanted to break the will of the people, especially the will of women. But thanks to the thought of Leader Apo, women have taken their place in various fields.”

In conclusion, Ibtihal Mahmoud affirmed that they will escalate their struggle for the physical freedom of leader Ocalan.

ANHA