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Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti Saib, PUK's representative to Ankara and Kadir Hacl Ali. The KDP will be represented at the.meeting by Sami Abdurrahman, Arif Teyfur and Azad Mirani. While the Turkmen Front delegation will bé fronted by Sinan Çelebi. Friction between the PUK and the KDP has increased lately with both sides trading insults. Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Robert Pelletreau had invited the leaders of the two parties to come together and when this attempt failed, Kosrat Rasul and NechiIvan Barzani, sec- :ond in charge of the PUK and KDP respectively, ~ere invited to meet. This attempt also failed. Rasul him- to the Turkish Daily Newssaid . selfwas accusedof.attempting to., assassinate a high-level KOP officIal Deutsch's aim would be to speed up the peace implementation process. . recently. The PUK.de!ly.the ac 7 usa- Deutsch will leave Ankara on tion, saying the KOP ISJust trymg to Wednesday. blacken the name of the man who . Who will succeed Pelletreau stood up to KOP and Iraqi forces fR be when they attacked the town of Erbil Since the retirement 0 0 rt Pelletreau, the man who was seen as. last August the {>rimepusher of t?e northern. . Deutsch to visit Ankara iraqI peace process, unplementabOn of the Ankara agreement has been Meanwhile on Monday, the U.S. State Department director of the seen as slowing down. As to who. will take bis place, the name Marnn northern Gulf affairs, Robert lndyk, currently U.S. ~bassador to Deutsch arrived in Ankara Monday Tel Aviv, has been bandied a~ut to have ~onsultations with Turkish, but, as official sour.cesemphasIze, British, PUK, KOP and Turkmen he would first ha~e go tlu:ough U.S. officials, Diplomatic sources talking Senate confirmatIon heanngs. Turkish Daily News WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12,1997 Erbakan: Hit PKK and fundamentalists but show Kurds and believers compassion The prime minister says parties not represented in Parliament, excepting his own Welfare Party, had been upholding democracy but those in the Parliament had failed the democracy test Ankara- TDN Parliament Bureau • Prime Minister Necmettiri Erbakan said 'the political developments of the past weeks had been nest for democracy and that Ûleop'position parties in Parliament had all faded the examination. : Erbakan pointed out that Ûleaffection shown toward the Kurdish population, while at the same time fighting separatist terrorism, should be extended to devout believers, while combating "reactionary" movements. . ,. In his speech at a WeifareParty (RP) parliamentary group meeting, Erbakan said his party wanted peace, hannony and reconciliation to prevail in the country, and pointed out they were aware the greatest responsibility in this respect lay with the !!overnrncnt. "Secularism is to act in the light of science and rationality, whereas being reactionary is being dogmatic and ignorant. In our country there are also secularist reactionaries. Tpey will not allow anyone to talk and PM Erbakan wants 'kid gloves' against Kurds and the devout. . they impose Ûleir will, Erbakan said. "We call Ûlese people fascist secularists but they are in fact anti-secularists. Secularism demands acting in the light of science and rationality and that laws be made in Parliament." He said the country had gone through political turmoil in the past weeks but pointed out that this turmoil had heen useful to see who were truly democratic and who were not. Erbakan said the parties not represented in Parliament had been upholding democracy but those in Parliament had failed the democracy test and remarked: "T~rkey wil,l, definitely corne out of thiS frenzy, . Erbakal{ said there were also leftist reactionaries in the country and n:lIlarked that those who wanted to bring Stalinist rule should also be considered reactionaries. He said . reactionary movements had to be combatted because those people forced their will on society and did not know religion. "But we must . show the.utmost respect to devout believers," the prime minister said. Erbakan said the students who raised red nags dunng protests at universities wanted to stir trouble and Ûley were preparing to abuse. Newroz, the KurdIsh spring festival. He added that devout and moral youth should be brought up against corrununism and that the importance of spirituality should not be disregarded. . 56
Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti Turkisb Daily News WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12. 1997 KDP pulls out ofpeace process after assassination KDP official, had been allegedly KDP Representative: 'All beeI'! ~urde~ed by mem~rs of the indications and preliminary Patnotl~ Uruon of ~ur~lstan (PUK). . ., "WhIle the meetIng 10 Ankara 1OvestlgatlOnsshow that the was going on, one of the heads of PUK was directly involved the KDP was killed as result ofter- .. f' ror," Abdurrahman later told 10 this act 0 terror reporters at his hotel. "All indications and preliminary investigations show that the PUK was directly SAADETORUÇ involved in this act of terror." Ankara- Turkish DaHy News "The car bombers are in custody and they admitted they were sent by • The killing of a senior Kurdistan Kosrat Resul," he claimed. Resul is a Democratic Party (KDP) figure in high-level PUK official Shazad Saib, the northern Iraqi town of Erbilied PUK Ankara representative, told the to the KDP delésation to the High TDN the PUK denies any involve- Level CoordinatIon Committee, con- ment in the kilIing. "Weare ready to sisting of representatives from the cooperate in any neutral investiga- PUK, KDP and the Turkmen Front, tion" he saJd walking out of Tuesday's meeting in Àbd~an said there had been Ankara, and l~ter announcing the other assassinations and bombings of party was pulling out completely KDP officials and accused the peace from the Ankara ~ce process. mediators, the United States, Turkey The sudden actIon by the ~P and Britain, of not carrying out .followed a telephone cal! which the investigations. "They neglect what head of th~ KDP delegatIon at ~e they should not neglect," he said. ~Iks, Sarru Abdurr~an, re~elve~ According to Abdurrahman, the 10 the ear~y ~ftern~n lOfo.mung him KDP will not attend any more meetthat Muhiddin Rahim, a high-level ings until a proper i11vestigation is carried out by the peace mediators. The Ankara process started after bitter clashes between the Massoud Barzani-Ied KDP and Jalal Talabani's PUK. The United States, Britain and Turkey, as sponsoring groups, chaired a series of multilateral meetings in Ankara to try and establish a peaceful solution to the problem. Tuesday's meeting was expected to attempt to take the necessary steps for building confidence between the parties, for reconciliation and im~lementing the Ankara agreement, lOcluding the principles of sharing border revenues and coordination between the two administrations in the region. Nechlrvan Barzanl meet. Deutsch Before the dramatic events of the early afternoon, Nechirvan Barzani, a high-ranking KDP official, met with Robert Deutsch, US State Department director of northern Gulf affairs,in Ankara. Barzani' s visit to Ankara was not made public even though the High- Level Coordination Committee was to meet at the same time. When asked about the visit, the KDP representative to Ankara Safeen Dizayee confrrmed the Barzani-Deutsch meeting. Nechirvan Barzani, who arrived in Ankara on Monday,left on Tuesday. Turkish Daily News WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1997 Security forces deal big blow to the PKK • Security forces are continuing to mop up in operations against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) near the southeastern town of Srrnak. On the weekend, 42 PKK rebels were killed just meters from the Iraqi border, the Anatolia news agency reported. During the operation, code-named ATAK-3, security forces seized anti-aircraft guns, huge amounts of ammunition, rifles, mortar shells and illegal documents in eight caves used by the PKK as dumps. Along with the military equipment, sec.urity forces als.o.seized a bell, a WIre mobile bndge, two televIsion sets, a school desk, a sledgehammer, cotton, batteries, a water pump, six mules,. 200 sh~Pt footballs. sleeping bags and medical eq~.1lpment The operation is backed by fighter Jets and U.S.-made helicopters. 57
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