Turkey: PKK Process Sabotaged? İmralı Team Warns of ‘Dangerous’ Leaks
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The İmralı delegation of the pro-Kurdish DEM Party has issued a stark warning, calling recently circulated documents attributed to jailed PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan a “dangerous activity aimed directly at sabotaging the process.”
In a written statement, the delegation rejected the authenticity of the so-called “meeting notes” that have been spreading online and in certain media outlets. The group argued that these texts are not genuine records of their discussions but rather a deliberate attempt to derail the ongoing peace initiative.
The delegation’s response signals growing tension around the fragile dialogue process, as it insists that such fabricated material could undermine trust between the parties involved. The statement did not specify who might be behind the leak but framed the move as a coordinated effort to disrupt progress.