Ankara terror attack perpetrator was active ‘politician’ in pro-Kurdish party in Türkiye
Terrorist organization PKK/YPG member Mine Sevjin Alcicek during her time in HDP. (Images enhanced by AI)
In a significant revelation, Türkiye’s Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya identified the two terrorists involved in the recent attack on Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) in Ankara’s Kahramankazan district.
The attackers, both members of the PKK/YPG terrorist organization, had ties to the Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP), raising concerns over the political connections of terrorist activities.
Identities of terrorists announced
Yerlikaya announced the identities of the terrorists eliminated in the treacherous terrorist attack at TAI. In his first post on his social media account, Yerlikaya announced that the male terrorist was PKK/YPG member Ali Orek, code-named Rojger. In the second post, he announced the identity of the female terrorist.
The female terrorist was identified as PKK/YPG member Mine Sevjin Alcicek.
Female terrorists associated with pro-Kurdish party HDP
A female terrorist involved in the TAI attack identified as Mine Sevjin Alcicek, a member of the PKK/YPG terrorist group, Yerlikaya, said in a statement.
An investigation by the Türkiye Today team revealed that the terrorist who was eliminated during the terrorist attack in the Turkish Aerospace Industry (TAI) facility in Kahramankazan, Ankara, was an HDP Central District Co-Chair back in 2014-2015.
Footage confirms terrorist’s political ties
Female Ankara attacker Mine Sevjin Alcicek used to be a politician with the pro-Kurdish party Peoples’ Democratic Party’s (HDP) local branch in Hakkari between 2014 and 2015.
The terrorist, who was also found to have participated in the terrorist organization PKK/YPG’s propaganda activities, is believed to have died by blowing herself up during the attack on TAI facilities in Kahramankazan, Ankara.
People of Türkiye are familiar with the fact that individuals who have joined the terrorist organization PKK/PYD have often been active in such political parties before taking part in armed terror actions.
