We have received credible information that there is a threat of ethnic cleansing directed to the Kurdish populations of other countries. We are appalled that countries would be willing to commit such acts of violence against their own people.
Olivia Ellis was in Turkish custody at the time of her death. Showing Turkey's unwillingness to follow the rule of law. They did not provide basic humanitarian protections. It is sad to hear that NATO continues support a nation that continually violates human rights.
We are angered that Turkey would be willing to allow such aggresive actions towards Olivia Ellis as we are trying to keep doors open for discussion. This hostility will not be tolerated. We will not stand for this and there will be consequences.
For the sake of peace and progress at this summit the Kurdish delegation is open to discussing the potential extradition of Olivia Ellis and other matters related to the focus of this summit in a meeting with Turkey.
The Kurdish Delegation did not plant a mole. A member of your delegation was so closely tied to a Kurdish friend that they chose to sympathize with the path for independence. There was no pressure from the Kurdish Delegation to make that happen.
Enjoyed productive talks with Syria, Russia, & Iran. Disappointed Turkey declined to meet, but our door is open and we are optimistic they will meet with us soon.
Olivia Ellis has been turned on by her own Turkish Delegation. Turkey has threatened her safety so we have taken her in. This is an especially difficult time for Olivia since she lost a close friend on the Turkish 747.
At this time we regretfuly announce that Foreign Minister Farley has been shoot. This act of terror will have consequences for peace in the region. The only way to avoid stalemate is for everyone to start addressing Kurdish independence.
It's saddening to hear that Iran can't distinguish between the actions of a state and a terrorist organization. Kurdistan in no way supported the acts of violence perpetrated by the PKK. We have no ties with the PKK.
The PKK was only welcome in the Kurdish state barring any acts violence. These recent actions show that the PKK is not interested in diplomacy and this time we are severing any and all ties with the PKK.
As our investigation of the crash of flight 747 is on going, we welcome any concurrent independent investigations from parties who have recieved authorization.
Kurdistan appreciates the concerns of the Turkish government. However, at this time, we will be leading the investigation of an incident which occurred within our own territory. We welcome observers and are willing to share information with all affected parties.
When we have all information surrounding the unfortunate plane crash the People's Republic of Kurdistan will host a press conference. All interested parties will be invited.
Kurdistan expresses our condolences to the lives lost flight 747 and are launching an investigation immediately and welcome any international observers. We condemn all acts of terrorism.
Good conversation today with some friends from Kurdistan! Beautiful country, great economy! Good to know that they'll be holding things together for us.