Turkey's Erdogan announces legislation to disband PKK

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Turkish President Erdogan announced a legal framework to accelerate the disbandment of PKK.
The legislation will be presented to parliament without delay.
This move follows a stalled peace process with the PKK in recent months.
The PKK has committed to disarm and disband at the request of its leader.
Integration of Syrian Kurdish militants into the state apparatus is also proceeding.

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced on June 24, 2026, that preparations are underway for a legal framework aimed at expediting the disbandment of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK). He stated that this legislation would be presented to the Turkish parliament soon, indicating a prioritization of the initiative within government plans.

According to government sources, the proposed legislation is expected to be submitted to parliament following the NATO summit scheduled for July 7 and 8. Erdogan's comments suggest a strategic approach to addressing the PKK, a group that has been involved in a long-standing conflict with the Turkish state, and the legal framework appears to reflect the government's determination to take decisive action against the organization.

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