GERMANY DOES NOT TOLERATE THE KADEK TERRORISM!..

Continuous operations are conducted in Germany against the terrorists of the PKK, which changed its name into KADEK following its inclusion in the European Union's list of terrorist organizations in order to evade the surveillance of the security forces.

KADEK terrorists, aiming at escalating their acts of violence in Germany by presenting the imprisonment conditions of terrorist Abdullah Ocalan as a pretext, are captured one by one and brought to trial.

According to the reports that took place on the German media, it has been stated that terrorists called Hasan A. and Ali K., two of the representatives of the terrorist organization KADEK-PKK, would be brought to trial on charges of "organizing the activities of the terrorist organization" and "being members of the terrorist organization".

Following was expressed in the statement made by the German Federal Prosecutor General's Office: "The Prosecutor General's Office has filed a suit against the two terrorists who are representatives of the PKK the new name of which is KADEK. It has been found out that the suspect called Hasan A. had conducted activities in Frankfurt, Giessen, Mainz, Mannheim, Darmstadt, Saarbrucken and Hannover while the other suspect called Ali K. had carried out activities in the cities of Cologne, Bonn, Dusseldorf, Duisburg, Dortmund and Essen, on behalf of the terrorist PKK (its new name is KADEK) which is banned in Germany. Terrorists Hasan A. and Ali K. will be tried and sentenced to imprisonment at the Celle Higher Land Court on charges of being members of the terrorist organization KADEK and organizing the activities of the organization."

Meanwhile, it has been reported that the German police sustaining its operations against the representatives of the terrorist KADEK raided the house of Mehmet Tahir Cibakci, a KADEK terrorist active in the city of Wolfenbuttel, on February 18, 2003. It has been determined that the police, after having made a search in the house and car belonging to Mehmet Cibakci in order to "find materials and similar equipment belonging to the terrorist organization KADEK banned in Germany", has seized a number of illegal propaganda materials, and that a suit would be filed against Mehmet Tahir Cibakci on charges of "acting on behalf of the terrorist organization".

It has been stated that on February 20, 2003, a group of approximately 300 KADEK terrorists who wanted to hold an illegal demonstration in St. Raphael and Frejus on the pretext of improving the imprisonment conditions of terrorist Abdullah Ocalan, were hindered by the police, and a number of organizational members who insisted on conducting activities were arrested.

German authorities, expressing "the ban imposed on the PKK in Germany as of 1993 also applies to KADEK", stress that "KADEK terrorists will not be allowed to escalate violence by presenting the imprisonment conditions of Abdullah Ocalan, leader of the organization, as a pretext".

In the statement of the German Federal Prosecutor General's Office issued on January 21, 2003 in the Newspaper Die Tageszeitung, it was made clear, by saying the following, that KADEK, which is an extension of the PKK, was banned in Germany: "The terrorist organization PKK which is banned in Germany has changed its name into KADEK as of April 2002. The ban imposed on the PKK also applies to KADEK. Although the organization has changed its name, it maintains its terrorist structure and activities."