They hung those in prison: Minister Noble
Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu, who made a statement about the PKK inmates allegedly committed suicide of in prisons, said, "They hung those in prison."
Speaking about the PKK inmates allegedly committed suicide in prisons, Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu said other PKK member inmates have hanged those and said they commit suicide.
"A member of a terrorist organization died in prison. Three of them hung themselves in the last 10 days. All three have common traits," Soylu.
"This is the first time I've shared this with the public. All three of them came, surrendered to the police and the gendarmerie, confessed. And now we're investigating... [We see that] they hung them in prison," Soylu said by pointing to other PKK members in prison killed other PKK members in prison.
Stating that they have made a search to find out what the children of HDP MPs do, Soylu said they found that some study in the US and some in the UK.
"Some of them have Lamborghini cars, some others running 5-6 cafes. They take 14-15 years old daughters of citizens live eastern and south-eastern part of Turkiye. They take those [girls] to mountains, abuse them and rape them," Soylu said. (ILKHA)
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