Five PKK/KCK suspects arrested in Izmir
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Five individuals suspected of having links to the PKK/KCK illegal organization were arrested in an operation conducted by security forces in Izmir.
The operation followed an investigation by the Izmir Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, which revealed that these individuals were involved in past organizational activities and had engaged in propaganda for the PKK/KCK on various platforms.
During the operation, security forces apprehended the five suspects and seized one rifle, 21 cartridges, and various digital materials. (ILKHA)
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