Defining Turkey's attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria as a "conspiracy", Prof. Dr. Cengiz Aktar criticized the silence on the situation and said: "When it comes to hitting the Kurds, there is a domestic and national consensus."
Stating that the commission established for the use of chemical weapons in Iraq is an important step, Academician Dr. Hoşyar Zebari said: "If the commission reaches the documents and evidence, it will cause the Erdogan regime to break."
Announcing the "3 Monthly Report on Rights Violations Against Women Journalists", MKGP called for the immediate release of imprisoned journalists.
Continuing the sit-in, Ferit Şenyaşar said: "This sit-in and the mother's struggle will create a butterfly effect and cause the AKP to lose a lot of votes in this election."
ÖHD Urfa Branch applied to the Urfa Bar Association after PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan was not allowed to meet with his lawyers and was prevented from working as a lawyer.
It has been stated that a citizen named Mehmet Kılıç, who opened fire in the air because he had psychological problems, was executed by the police after tear gas bombs were thrown at his house in Bazîd district of Agirî. The Kılıç family said: “They executed them in front of our eyes.”
Reacting to the attacks on Northern and Eastern Syria and the Iraqi Federated Kurdistan Region, the leaders of the Kurdish parties said: "Their national unity was more urgent than yesterday."
Stating that Turkey violated the UN Charter with its attacks on Rojava, international law expert Prof. Norman Paech said: “The international community must act urgently.".
-Stating that the attacks of Turkey is not a new thing, Kobanê Military Council Co-chair Mehmûd Demo, said: "We have the right to fight and defend ourselves. We have responded before, we will respond again."
YPG Spokesperson Nuri Mehmud explained that Turkey, which attacked Northern and Eastern Syria with the most advanced technology, could not hit any military targets and said, "We have frustrated the technology of the Turkish army."
SDF announced that 84 villages and towns were targeted in Turkey's attacks yesterday, and 7 citizens and 2 YAT fighters lost their lives.
Continuing the sit-in on its 625th day, the Senyaşar family said: "Those who ignore this struggle at the courthouse will receive the necessary answer at the ballot box."
Stating that the AKP-MHP government was on the premise of "The more Kurds I kill, the longer I can live." PYD Co-Chair Salih Müslim said: "Turkey's attacks will revive ISIS."
The Committee to Protect Journalists called on Turkish authorities to investigate airstrikes that killed ANHA reporter Essam Abdullah and other civilians in Derik.
YRA Co-chair Dilyar Cizirî said that 756 journalists were killed in Syria in the last 11 years, along with ANHA reporter Isam Ebdullah, who lost his life in Turkey's attacks.