PKK Demands Ocalan's Release to Continue Peace Talks
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A senior commander from the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) has stated the group will halt its participation in peace talks with Turkey. The PKK demands the release of its imprisoned founder, Abdullah Ocalan, before taking any further steps.
Since the indirect talks began last year, the PKK has complied with several parts of the peace process. This happened as Turkey worked on a legal framework for the group's political integration.
The commander's warning signals a critical point in the negotiations. The future of the peace process now appears directly tied to Ocalan's freedom.