NEWS CENTER – On October 9, 1998, the leader Abdullah Ocalan was exposed to an international conspiracy in which the hegemonic forces in capitalist modernity and its tails from the nation-states in the region participated. This conspiracy began with the exiling the leader Abdullah Ocalan from Syria until he was arrested on February 15, 1999.
23 years go on 15 February 1999 the Kurdish leader Ocalan (APO) kidnapped in Kenya by Turkish special agents which CIA and Mossad behind the mission and they send Ocalan back to Turkey without fair trial for long imprisonment. The kidnap of leader ocalan was regarded by the Kurds as the outcome of an international conspiracy that involving the security services of several nations including the CIA, MI5 and Mossad. Such a conspiracy still continue against the Kurdish nation as Turkey committing war crime and genocide against Kurds but most of the Western world try to cover up for Turkey by concealing evidence and even reflection hypocritical news about the reality of situation. Other than that there is a conspiracy of silence about the military and police brutality in Turkey against Kurdish civilians.
For many years Öcalan was held in solitary confinement in hazardous conditions on Imrali Island off the coast of Bursa. His health condition was said to be deteriorating because of the harsh environment of the prison. But despite all his personal difficulties, Öcalan has continued to play a central role in Turkey’s politics and exerts an influence among the Kurdish movement that cannot be ignored. Indeed Ocalan is regarded by millions of Kurdish as their political representative.
What is clear is that Turkey, since Öcalan’s detention has failed to achieve the elimination of the Kurdish movement, just as it has failed in its insistence on seeing Ocalan as a criminal or terrorist. Talks between Öcalan and representatives of the Turkish state underlined the gradual realisation on the Turkish side that Öcalan’s influence remains crucial to achieving an end to this protracted conflict. The Kurdish nation demand immediate freedom for Ocalan and all the Kurdish political prisoners. We also call on Western to end their unjust conspiracy in regard to the brutality and war crime by Turkish state in Kurdistan
THE CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER OF THE KOMPLO
- October 09, 1998: Rêber Apo Leaves Syria – Beginning of the International Plot. Rêber Apo leaves Damascus on October 9 and disappears from the scene for a week. On the same day, MED-TV’s broadcast frequency is jammed on the part of Turkey.
- October 09, 1998: Political prisoner Mehmet Halit Oral carried out the first self-immolation as early as October 9 in Gurgum (Turkish Maraş) prison.
- November 12, 1998: After 33-day stay in Russia, Rêber Apo goes to Rome
- November 17, 1998: PKK revolutionaries Remzi Akkuş (Jêhat) and Ahmed Yıldırım (Tayhan) set themselves on fire under the slogan “Bijî Serok Apo” in front of the Russian Duma in Moscow.
- November 21, 1998: U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright declared that no country should receive Rêber Apo and dispatched U.S. diplomat Strobe Talbott to Rome. Under pressure from Washington, Rome proposed sending Rêber Apo to the former Italian colony of Libya.
- January 16, 1999 Rêber Apo leaves Italy without political status.
- January 16, 1999: National Security Advisor Sandy Berger on January 16 stated, “Abdullah Ocalan must be tried and held accountable. We have called for Öcalan’s extradition to Turkey under international law and the laws of the countries involved.”
- January 17, 1999: When Öcalan arrives in Moscow, he is told by Russian security officials that the government will not tolerate his stay and that he must leave Russia within three days. The destination would be determined by them.
- January 18, 1999: The Russian ambassador in Ankara promises the Turkish government that Öcalan will be deported immediately after his arrest.
- January 19, 1999: U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright announces a January 26 visit to Moscow to enforce Öcalan’s departure from Russia.
- January 20, 1999: Ocalan is taken from his accommodation in Moscow and forced onto a transport plane that takes him to a place outside Russia.
- January 22, 1999: Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov officially announces that Ocalan is not in Russia.
- January 26, 1999: U.S. Secretary of State Albright meets with Prime Minister Primakov in Moscow. The main topic of conversation is Abdullah Öcalan.
- January 29, 1999: Ocalan boards a special plane sent to Russia through the mediation of retired Greek admiral Naksakis and travels to Greece for the second time, where he is housed forty kilometers from Athens in the village of Nea Makri.
- February 1, 1999: Dutch radio reports that Öcalan wanted to come to Holland but was refused. That night, the entire airspace of Europe is closed to Öcalan.
- February 2, 1999: Öcalan leaves his accommodation on Corfu to board a plane to Africa. At 5:30 a.m., a plane lands at a military airport to pick up Öcalan. It has no identifying marks indicating its country of origin. This mysterious plane, provided by Gladio (NATO’s covert operations division) or the CIA, flies to the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
February 15, 1999: KENYA – TURKEY
“The scenario (for the plot) was written by the West, so the West is the main actor. Turkey was given the role of the overseer and enforcer. The instigator role of Greece is a frightening thing. The English are also involved in the game. There are some unbelievable events in the plot. The appropriate time for an answer to this will come. The plane that took me to Kenya was from England. The Greek embassy there also knows that. Kenya is under the control of agents of the CIA and Israel. Moscow was in on it. The psychological war against Italy is well known. Germany did not accept me.”
Rêber Apo
