Citizens from different cities participated in the march from Pirsûs to Kobanê border against the attacks and said: "Every word of Mr Öcalan that will reach us will build peace."
A Turkish UCAV bombed the municipality building of Hurriye town, northwest of Tabqa.
While SDF and YPJ fighters resisting against the attacks of Turkey and SNA, the people of Kobanê mobilised with the means at their disposal.
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's family and guardian applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate requesting a meeting.
Stating that the male-dominated system targets its pioneers because it sees their struggle as a threat, women said that the legacy of struggle left by Sêvê Demir, Pakize Nayır and Fatma Uyar has spread to four parts of Kurdistan.
A large number of citizens travelling from Wan to Pirsûs against the attacks on North and East Syria have reached the district.
The Qatar-Turkey natural gas pipeline, which is once again on the agenda with the departure of Assad, will bring the plans of China, the EU and the US into conflict in the region, Cypriot journalist Aziz Şah said and adds that the struggle for trade and energy lines will spread to a wider scope by combining with trade and transport routes.
Ömer Taş, a lawyer from ÖHD, called for an end to the isolation of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan and the implementation of the "right to hope" ruling. "If there is hope for peace, transparent steps must be taken at this point," he says.
Mehmet Arslan, stating that two of his four imprisoned sons got ill due to torture under custody and that there is a risk to their lives, made a call to IHD, ÖHD and MPs for the treatment of his imprisoned children.
Peace Mothers, who have been leading the vigil on the Kobanê border for 11 days, called on everyone to take responsibility to end the war.
Speaking at the march of more than ten thousand people to the Qamishlo border, DEM Party spokeperson Ayşegül Doğan stated that Abdullah Öcalan's call is historical and call on all political and social opposition to take responsibility.
According to the report of ÖHD and MED TUHAD-FED, prisoners were subjected to numerous violations of rights in 2024, including beatings, strip searches, reverse handcuffs, mouth searches, prevention of access to health care and ban on Kurdish language.
According to a report prepared by DEM Party MP Zeynep Oduncu titled "2024 Press Freedom Report: Anatomy of Silencing the Truth" report, 5 journalists were killed, 4 of them as a result of attacks by Turkey, 112 journalists were detained and 26 journalists were arrested.
Mazlum Aksaç, a prisoner in Erzurum Dumlu Prison No 2, was subjected to ill-treatment because he refused to be examined in handcuffs.
SDF stated that the Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) distorts the facts and tries to hide the crimes of Turkey and the SNA.