An amazingly scandalous decision by Japan: they removed the Kurdistan Workers’ Party from the list of terrorist organizations

every day United States of America Japan, under its control, made a new decision.

Japan’s domestic intelligence agency, the Public Security Intelligence Agency, has published a list of terrorist organizations on its official website.

Organizations such as Al-Qaeda and ISIS were included in the list.

However, the details that did not go unnoticed became a hot topic.

Japanese intelligence did not include the PKK, which it described as a terrorist organization, on this list until recently.

Included on the list of major terrorist organizations

So much so that in the archive dated January 17, under the title “Overview of Major Terrorist Organizations and Armed Groups in the World,” the PKK was included in the category of “Major International Terrorist Organizations.”

This decision in the recently updated roster has sparked reactions.

Countries that do not recognize the PKK as a terrorist organization

Russia, China, India, Switzerland, Egypt, Israel, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine and the United Arab Emirates are among the countries that do not recognize the PKK as a terrorist organization.

PKK propaganda in Japan

The incident that occurred in Japan recently became a trending topic on social media.

Supporters of the terrorist Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) organization danced in one of the area’s squares, chanting the organization’s propaganda songs.

Japanese journalist Ishii Takaki responds to the recent increase in PKK propaganda in Japan.

Takaki included the following statements in his post on his social media account:

He added, “They held a festival in Japan and waved PKK flags. They sang and danced songs praising the martyrdom of Turkish soldiers at the hands of the terrorist organization. I was not aware of this horrific scene.”

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