
Call from Selma Irmak: If Turkiye claims it is being slandered about the use of Chemicals, it should allow investigation

2022-11-17 12:22:07


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	ISTANBUL - Stating that Turkey refuses to use chemical weapons, Kurdish politician Selma Irmak:"If Turkey claims it is being slandered about the use of chemicals, it should allow investigation."

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	7 months have passed since Turkey's attacks on the Zap, Metîna and Avaşîn regions of Federated Kurdistan. HPG announced that Turkey has used chemical and banned weapons 2,837 times in a 7-month period. While the AKP government rejects the use of chemical weapons, it ignores the calls made by non-governmental organisations and politicians to investigate the use of chemical weapons. The segments that make statements on the subject are targeted. Kurdish politician Selma Irmak, in her assessment on the subject, called for "If Turkey claims it is being slandered about the use of chemicals, it should allow investigation".

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	'TURKEY WAS CAUGHT RED-HANDED'

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	Noting that scientists have also made statements about the use of chemicals, Irmak said: Those responsible should be prosecuted. Turkey targeted scientists such as Şebnem Korur Fincancı instead of allowing the use of chemical weapons to be investigated. People who made press statements on this subject and similar marches were interfered with. The HDP brought it to the Parliament for investigation. But the AKP-MHP government rejected this motion and said "slander". If Turkey claims it is being slandered about the use of chemicals, it should allow investigation. This is the psychology of guilt. The Turkish army was caught red-handed. Why is it not allowed? . It is aimed to cover up that crime. We will not discuss the hypocrisy of the world. Expecting things from international powers and states, unfortunately, always disappoints us. The use of chemical weapons is within the scope of crimes that should be tried in world courts. Chemical weapons are not only a crime against Kurds. This crime has been committed against humanity."

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