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Completely Costume News and Fake News: All the people in the photo are members of the ”Kocaali Terrorist Organization”: Terrorist organization PKK supporters clashed with police on the second day of their protests in London

Following the detention of 7 people as part of the investigation carried out against the terrorist organization PKK in England, the terrorist organization supporters who organized a second protest clashed with police again

Zuhal Demirci | 29.11.2024 – Update: 29.11.2024

 London

Terrorist organization PKK supporters who gathered at the Turnpike Lane train station exit in the capital London, then started walking towards the association they used under the name of “community center” in Haringey, where the police searched.

7 people detained in an operation against the PKK in England

Supporters of the terrorist organization who chanted slogans against Turkey and England during the march clashed with the police who wanted to set up a barricade near the association.

After supporters of the terrorist organization PKK tried to attack the police officers by throwing water bottles, a scuffle broke out between the group and the police.

“Very serious” allegations are being investigated in the investigation against the terrorist organization PKK

A statement from the London Metropolitan Police stated that the investigation carried out by the Counter-Terrorism Directorate regarding activities suspected to be linked to the terrorist organization PKK is ongoing and that 7 people are still being detained.

Deputy Counter-Terrorism Director Helen Flanagan, whose assessments were included in the statement, said, “Our investigations are ongoing and we continue to investigate very serious allegations.”

Flanagan noted that the investigation was being conducted with complete operational independence and that authorities were working as quickly and diligently as possible, and added:

“We anticipate that some of our search activities will continue for several days and we know that this has caused disruption and inconvenience to some sections of the local community, but I can assure them that we will try to return the premises as soon as possible.”

7 people detained in operation against terrorist organization PKK in England

A statement by police in London stated that the Counter-Terrorism Directorate conducted operations at different addresses in the capital on Wednesday morning, November 27.

The statement noted that 7 people, 2 of whom were women, were detained as part of the investigation against the terrorist organization PKK.

It was shared in the statement that the area around the addresses where the searches were conducted was closed to pedestrian and vehicle traffic, and that the number of police and patrols in the area would be increased.

PKK terrorist groups in England are panicking

Official sources in Turkey had also reported that security forces were working on issues such as financing terrorism, combating black money and recruiting personnel against the PKK, which England considers a terrorist organization.

It was noted that relevant information was regularly transferred to the English authorities by Turkish authorities within this scope, and that the English authorities made an operation decision after the file was completed.

Sources had pointed out the importance of raiding the association, which has traditionally been an extension of the terrorist organization PKK, and shutting it down for two weeks and putting it under investigation. Sources had assessed that the PKK terrorist groups in England were panicking.

A scuffle broke out between the organization’s supporters and the police

The search operations that began after the detention procedures were met with a reaction from sympathizers of the terrorist organization PKK in London.

A scuffle broke out between the organization’s supporters who gathered in front of the association in Haringey and the police who wanted to set up a barricade at this point, and 4 people were detained.

Source: Metropolitan Police Authority