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Turkish official denounces PKK terror group’s death threats against Dutch analyst

Turkish official denounces PKK terror group’s death threats against Dutch analyst

Published January 03,2023


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Türkiye‘s communications director on Monday denounced loss of life threats by the PKK terrorist group in opposition to a Dutch analyst, saying those that “can’t tolerate the truth are now threatening her life.”

In a documentary produced by Turkish public broadcaster TRT World that uncovered new particulars a few bomb assault by the terrorist YPG/PKK in November final 12 months that killed six folks on Istanbul’s busy Istiklal Avenue, “Dutch researcher Rena Netjes sheds light on the terror group’s atrocious attacks,” Fahrettin Altun stated on Twitter.

“Those who can’t tolerate the truth are now threatening her life. This is the terror organization that you are protecting!” Altun stated.

TRT World in its documentary titled After the Rain: Families Seeking Justice interviewed households of the victims of the terrorist assault in Istanbul.

“In memory of our daughters Yagmur and Ecrin, who were murdered by the PKK/YPG, TRT World’s “After the Rain: Families Seeking Justice” documentary exposes the bloody face of the terror group for the world to see,” he added.

In the documentary, Netjes identified that the assault on Istiklal Street was much like the YPG/PYD’s assaults in northern Syria.

“It is a similar kind of attack. Such kinds of attacks happen in northern Syria from the SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces) area on civilians many times, almost daily.”

Speaking concerning the loss of life threats she acquired from the PKK/YPG terror group, Netjes went public, saying: “For the past few weeks, I have been receiving death threats and other warnings from Rojava Kurdish accounts (including from Paris).”

“Tonight, I got emails that they made my profile on lesbian/gay/sex accounts. I pay a price for exposing PYD propaganda,” she stated on Twitter on Sunday.

The PKK and its Syrian department the YPG have used terrorist bases throughout Türkiye’s border in northern Iraq and northern Syria to plot and perform assaults on Türkiye. The group has labored to create a terrorist hall alongside the Syrian border, threatening each Syrian locals and close by Turkish residents.

In its greater than 35-year terror marketing campaign in opposition to Türkiye, the PKK-listed as a terrorist group by Türkiye, the U.S. and European Union-has been accountable for the deaths of over 40,000 folks, together with ladies, kids and infants.

Since 2016, Ankara has launched a trio of profitable anti-terror operations throughout its border in northern Syria to stop the formation of a terror hall and allow the peaceable settlement of residents: Euphrates Shield (2016), Olive Branch (2018) and Peace Spring (2019). Turkish officers have urged that one other such operation is coming.

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