The step towards a terror-free Türkiye has also brought joy to the families of martyrs and the mothers of Diyarbakır.
As the goal of a terror-free Turkey continues with determination, the first step has been taken, with a group of PKK members laying down their weapons. This historic goal, which ended 41 years of terrorism, brought the greatest joy to the martyrs and the mothers of Diyarbakır. The mothers, heartbroken by terrorism, said, "Let our country be cleansed of terrorism, so that no more mothers will suffer."
A CLIMATE OF PEACE IS BEING PROVIDED The Terrorist-Free Turkey initiative, initiated under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and successfully completed the first step, made history the other day when a group of PKK members laid down their arms. The Terrorist-Free Turkey goal, implemented to end 47 years of terrorism and ensure peace and unity prevail in Turkey, has brought joy, especially to the families of martyrs who have suffered the most from terrorism.
Some buried their children in defense of their homeland, while others mourned their children taken to the mountains. The mothers' shared dream of clearing Türkiye of terrorism and ensuring no one's child is killed or kidnapped is no longer just a dream, but a reality.
OUR STATE SHOWED ITS GREATNESS Aydan Arslan, a Diyarbakır mother who has been staging a sit-in protest in front of the HDP Provincial building since 2019 for her children, who were deceived and kidnapped by the terrorist organization PKK, said, "My daughter was deceived and kidnapped when she was 15 years old, before she even had her own free will. I haven't heard anything from her in the 11 years that have passed. But our state elders heard the tears and cries of the Diyarbakır Mothers. There will be no more terror in our country. We were always hopeful about the goal of a Terror-Free Turkey. Our state demonstrated its greatness and initiated such a process."
MOTHERS WILL STOP CRYING ANYMORE Müslüme Topçu, the mother of Private Ahmet Topçu, who was a martyr in Operation Peace Spring, said , "My son was just a little boy. He became a victim of terrorism.
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