Al-Hasakah

Thousands of Al-Hasakah Residents Condemn the International Conspiracy
Thousands of residents of Al-Hasakah took part in a march condemning the international conspiracy plotted against Leader Abdullah Öcalan, affirming that the freedom of the leader represents the freedom of all oppressed peoples around the world.
The march began at Al-Hamama Roundabout and proceeded to the city stadium, with the participation of thousands from various community groups, members of civil and military institutions, as well as local notables and tribal representatives.
During the march, citizen Asia Omar denounced the international conspiracy, stating:
“We strongly condemn this conspiracy and will continue to struggle until it is completely defeated. Its goal is the annihilation of the Kurdish people. When the states saw that the leader’s ideas influenced their bourgeoisie, they resorted to imprisoning him to erase his thoughts. But no one can take the ideas of our leader from us.”
Citizen Fadila Mahmoud added:
“For 27 years, this conspiracy has targeted the Kurdish people, yet they have not succeeded in stripping away our leader’s ideas. We affirm that we will continue to follow his ideology until the very end.”
The march concluded with the chanting of slogans: “Long live Leader Abdullah Öcalan,” “Down with the international conspiracy,” and “No life without the leader.”

Qamishlo

Tens of Thousands of Qamishlo Residents Commemorate the İmralı Resistance
In Qamishlo, on the 27th anniversary of the international conspiracy against Leader Apo, people took to the streets. A march was organized under the slogan: “Physical freedom for Leader Apo and a political solution for the Kurdish people.”
Hundreds of residents participated in a large demonstration in Qamishlo to condemn the international conspiracy. The gathering began with a minute of silence.

Kobani

On the occasion of the 27th anniversary of the February 15 international conspiracy against Leader Abdullah Öcalan in 1999, a protest march was held in Kobani to denounce the conspiracy.

The march began from the Free Women’s Square under the slogan: “The attacks on Rojava are an extension of the February 15 conspiracy.” During the march, banners were raised reading: “No one will be wronged during our day,” “Resistance is life,” and “Long live the İmralı resistance.” Participants also chanted slogans such as: “Long live Leader Apo,” “Resistance is life,” “No to occupation,” “Death to treason,” and “No life without the leader.”