PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan described his departure from Syria to Imralı as a conspiracy of the 21st century and said that he frustrated this conspiracy for his death by staying alive.
Explaining that he was put under pressure for his son who was murdered by the Iranian regime, Kemal Lofti said: "My son was martyred on the way to freedom."
Iranian regime forces killed a kolbar who traded on the border of Piranşar city.
Mothers of Peace Sıdıka Erdem and Hatice Beytur were detained in a raid on their home in Cizre.
Criticizing the media that ignores their demonstrations and sharing the message, Şenyaşar family said: "If everyone keeps silent in the face of oppression and injustice, they should know that we will not be silent".
Dilşah Ercan, who was detained after Süleyman Soylu's targeting, asked family members, "Where is your daughter?" It was learned that the police had previously put pressure on the Ercan family to go to HDP.
The Iranian army bombed the Biradost and Balekayeti regions of the Federated Kurdistan Region.
Iraqi President Berhem Salih stated that Iran and Turkey's attacks on the Federated Kurdistan Region are dangerous and unacceptable, and that Iraq's sovereignty is violated.
Durri Kaygusuz, mother of Şaban Kaygusuz who is 90 percent disabled and being to stand up in prison even though he is missing one leg, pointed out that the pressure on prisoners had increased and demanded justice.
Ali Rıza Arslan, father of Hakan Arslan who lost his life during the curfew and was released in a bag 7 years later, condemned the festival to be held in Sur and said: "If our people go to this festival, they will kill us once again."
Munzur University Vocational School Child Development Department 2nd grade student Gülistan Doku has been missing for a thousand days.
The Iranian regime launched a new attack on the Federated Kurdistan Region.
It was reflected in the medical report that a Kurdish student at Bahariye Secondary School who was exposed to racism was battered during the incident.
Stating that she has been pressured by the "morality police" many times since she was a child and Iranian female student N.R. said: "Iranian women left men in the background and started a revolution."
Families of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and Ömer Hayri Konar, Hamili Yıldırım and Veysi Aktaş held in İmralı Prison applied to the prosecutor's office and the prison directorate for a visit.