Meltem Miraloğlu: They took me to a PKK camp by saying we would shoot a love film.

11.06.2025 15:12

The actress Meltem Miraloğlu made striking statements regarding organized crimes, political assassination plans, and human trafficking that she claims to have been subjected to in the United States. She stated that she was taken to a PKK base in Northern Iraq under the pretense of being in a love film and was made to play the role of a terrorist, expressing that her safety is no longer guaranteed.

The actress Meltem Miraloğlu revealed in a video she posted on her social media account the dark web of relationships she claims to have been subjected to in the United States and the traumatic process she experienced in detail to the public. Among Miraloğlu's statements, organized crime, human trafficking, assassination plots, threats, severe violence, and espionage allegations drew attention.

"CRIMES ARE COMMITTED UNDER THE NAME OF THE PRESS"

Miraloğlu claimed that an organized group in the U.S. committed red-flag crimes and that these crimes were covered up under the guise of the media, stating, "In the United States, crimes are committed through the press in all the countries where my news is published, by an organized group that commits red-flag crimes and tries to cover up these crimes under the name of the press."

"THESE PEOPLE TRIED TO MAKE ME AN ASSASSIN"

The actress expressed that a group of people she met face-to-face in America, with an average age between 60 and 85, tried to guide her to be used in political assassinations. She continued her words as follows, "I reported to the Michelle Cohen Federal Supreme Court in Camden, New Jersey, that many crimes were committed, including attempted murder, coercion to suicide, human trafficking, rape, threats, assault and battery, forgery, fraud, economic and psychological violence, cyber crimes, illegal acquisition of personal information, and immigration offenses, planned by some individuals working with this age group of people I met face-to-face in America for the first time."

"I SUBMITTED EVIDENCE TO THE FBI"

Miraloğlu announced that she submitted evidence regarding a bomb assassination plot to the FBI, stating, "I submitted my evidence related to the bomb to the American FBI department. Their aim was to turn me into a bomb assassin to reach political leaders and kill them, and I am wanted dead because I did not accept their project."

"I AM SICK, I WILL DIE IF NOT TREATED"

Shortly after arriving in America, Miraloğlu stated that she fell ill and drew attention to her health condition, saying, "I am worried that I will die if I am not treated soon."

"I HAVE NO CRIME, I WANT JUSTICE"

Miraloğlu expressed that she has never had any legal issues throughout her life and articulated her request as follows, "I have never had an investigation or a trial in my life. I want a criminal defense attorney authorized to handle international cases to be provided to me, and I want to obtain my American passport and regain my freedom. I respectfully request that my most natural rights granted to me by God and the laws be delivered to me by the judges of the Human Rights Court."

"I WAS FORCED INTO THE ROLE OF A PKK MILITANT"

In her statement, Miraloğlu said that after the series "Life Goes On," which she acted in Turkey, she was sent alone from Istanbul to Northern Iraq for film shooting. She reported that she was met by armed individuals in military uniforms. She then used the following expressions, "For the film shooting, I was taken to the military bases of the PKK organization, which is against Turkey, in the mountains where even phones could not capture. The character I played under surveillance in the mountains of Iraq was wearing a PKK militant military uniform."

"THE SCRIPT OFFERED WAS DIFFERENT"

The actress reacted to her manager Harika Uygur, who directed her to participate in the film, saying, "I contacted Harika Uygur, who assigned me to act in this film. My agreement with you as my manager was a love story, and I do not know Kurdish at all. And I went all the way to the mountains of Northern Iraq alone, trusting you under the pretext of getting the script from the screenwriter in Northern Iraq."

"I RECEIVED DEATH THREATS"

After the footage reached the public, she said about her experiences, "This footage was putting me in a situation where I could not walk in the streets of Turkey. I was receiving direct or implied death threats." The actress conveyed the response she received from her manager when she wanted to be removed from the film, saying, "I immediately asked my manager to remove the character I played in this film. My manager's response resulted in the termination of our contract and the severing of all our ties."

"I HAVE NO SECURITY LEFT"

Stating that the threats increased with the spread of the film promotion footage, and that her family life was restricted and she faced physical assaults, Miraloğlu summarized her tragedy as follows, "When the film promotion footage started to be heard more, it led to the restriction of my and my family's living space in Turkey, and the burying of my profession, career, and personal security. After the death threats, my fears of fire, which were caused by unknown reasons, doubled. The brake pads of the car I used were stolen by someone, causing me to have a serious accident during my journey. Not only limited to these two incidents, I had narrowly escaped death several times."

"MY LAWYER WAS ALSO INVOLVED, MY PROFESSION WAS DESTROYED"

Meltem Miraloğlu expressed that she later learned that her lawyer in the U.S. was also connected to the project team in Iraq, saying, "I have evidence that my former lawyer Metin, whom I am suing in America, was also a close friend of the Iraq Film project team. I did not know this before. We met for the first time in America."

"I COULD NOT PRACTICE MY PROFESSION"

Stating that her artistic career was deliberately sabotaged, Miraloğlu continued her statement as follows, "Years are passing like water, and I could not practice my profession. I took part in a few projects. However, they were not professional, money-making projects that would improve my career. On the contrary, they were projects offered to simplify it even more. It is a legal crime for these individuals who ended my profession after the Iraq projects to even make news about me in the press.