PKK Accuses Turkish State Of Inadequate Approach To Peace Process

The Kurdish PKK group accused the Turkish state on Thursday of doing little to pursue the peace process that began in 2024 despite fulfilling its strategic requirements.

The group stated that it has withdrawn all armed forces within and outside Turkiye near the border to prevent the government from making excuses for an inadequate approach.

Turkiye's parliament passed a law in August offering limited amnesty for PKK militants, though jailed leader Abdullah Ocalan's release remains a central demand.