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Jailed Kurdish militant leader urges PKK fighters to disarm ahead of symbolic peace ceremony
The jailed leader of a Kurdish militant group renewed Wednesday a call for his fighters to lay down their arms, days before a symbolic disarmament ceremony is expected to take place as a first concrete step in a peace process with the Turkish state.
It is part of a larger process in which the PKK is moving to lay down its arms.The PKK had said it would lay down its arms ...
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The PKK's jailed leader says in video address that his movement no longer seeks a nation state ahead of ceremony to lay down ...
"Politics know no vacuum; therefore, the vacuum should be filled with the program of 'Democratic Society'," said Öcalan.
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