12.05.2025 14:01
The Deputy Chairman of the New Welfare Party, Prof. Dr. Doğan Aydal, commented on the PKK terrorist organization's decision to disband in an interview with Haberler.com. Aydal stated that the plan in question was not prepared by Turkey, saying, "This so-called peace, this act of laying down arms, is the first day of a process that will lead to the fragmentation of Turkey. The state must wake up. The government, for God's sake, should be aware of this."
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Deputy Chairman of the New Welfare Party, Prof. Dr. Doğan Aydal, evaluated the terrorist organization PKK's decision to disband in an interview with Haberler.com. Stating that the mentioned plan was not prepared by Turkey, Aydal said, "This so-called peace, this thing they call disarmament, is the first day of a process that will lead to the fragmentation of Turkey. The state must awaken. The government, for God's sake, should be aware of this."
"THE STATE MUST AWAKEN"
Prof. Dr. Doğan Aydal from the New Welfare Party referred to the laws passed in the Turkish Grand National Assembly in the past. Emphasizing that this process is a dangerous one, Aydal stated:
"The issue is extremely important, but contrary to the expectations of the viewers, I approach the disarmament issue with concern. I will express that the perception created that weapons have been laid down and blood has stopped is not very realistic. If the event had been a plan prepared and organized by the Republic of Turkey, there would have been no problem. But we did not prepare this plan."
Recalling the law numbered 4868, which was passed in the Turkish Grand National Assembly in 2003, Prof. Dr. Doğan Aydal argued that it threatens Turkey's territorial integrity. This so-called peace, this thing they call disarmament, is the first day of a process that will lead to the fragmentation of Turkey. The state must awaken. The government, for God's sake, should be aware of this.
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