CENTRAL NEWS
Jinên Tîrêjên Rojê Initiative reported that they set fire to a factory, two warehouses and 8 vehicles, two of them luxury, in Sakarya, Kocaeli and Istanbul.
The statement made by the initiative is as follows;
“The fascist Turkish state and its fascist supporters who are left helpless in the face of the Kurdish Freedom Struggle, attack Kurds and their values. The lynching attempt in Sakarya is the latest example of this. The fascist society has so much grudge and hatred against the Kurdish people that civilian workers are attacking women. At such a stage, one cannot speak of brotherhood and peace. We will fight and act against these fascists to the end.
Harassment, rape and violence against Kurdish women are part of the plan to exterminate the Kurds. All our people, especially our youth, should approach this process in this way, develop their own self-defence and defend themselves against any attack that will develop. Fascists and the Turkish state should know that our people are not alone, they are not defenceless.
We will target you in all areas of life and increase our revenge actions. We will spark the fire of vengeance in Sakarya, one of the centres of fascism, and spread it to all its metropolises. ”
The places set on fire by the women’s initiative are as follows:
“On September 4, a factory belonging to Turkish fascists in the Sapanca district of Sakarya was the target of our women’s units, it was burned and destroyed by a technical action. In addition, 3 commercial and personal vehicles belonging to banks and fascists in the same neighbourhood were burned and destroyed by our units.
On September 4, a warehouse belonging to the AKP-MHP gangs was burned and destroyed in Gebze district of Kocaeli.
On September 5, a material warehouse in the garden of a house belonging to AKP members in Istanbul Göktürk was set on fire and destroyed. In addition, 2 luxury vehicles belonging to the owner were destroyed by burning.
On September 5, 3 vehicles belonging to the AKP and its supporters were burned and destroyed by our units in Tuzla, Istanbul. ”
