18.05.2025 13:30
Former CHP Mersin Deputy Aytuğ Atıcı stated during a live broadcast on TV100 that all the information in the PKK's dissolution declaration, including the statements about Lausanne, was known to the MIT (National Intelligence Organization). Atıcı's remarks caused tension in the studio, while the General Editor of the Millet News Agency, Sinan Burhan, reacted by saying, "Please correct your statement; this is a blunder and a political exploitation."
In the program "Special Agenda with Oy Çebi" broadcasted on TV100, tense moments occurred. The former CHP Mersin Deputy Prof. Dr. Aytuğ Atıcı, who was a guest on the program, claimed that the statement regarding Lausanne in the PKK terrorist organization's Declaration of Dissolution, the 1924 Constitution, and the so-called genocide allegations were made with the knowledge of the National Intelligence Organization (MIT), which raised the tension in the studio.
JOURNALIST SINAN BURHAN'S REACTION WAS IMMEDIATE
The reaction to this serious allegation came from the other guest of the program and the General Editor of the Millet News Agency, Sinan Burhan. Burhan strongly responded to Atıcı's words, stating:
"The National Intelligence Organization is an institution that has achieved great successes in the fight against terrorism. MIT is neither against Lausanne, nor the 1924 Constitution, nor does it claim that any genocide has occurred.
"THIS IS A BLUNDER, IT IS POLITICAL EXPLOITATION"
It is extremely wrong to associate the PKK's statements with the National Intelligence Organization. Please correct your statement; I do not accept your words, this is a blunder, it is political exploitation, and I strongly object!"