A Turkish report expects 4,500 people to be released in the first stage after examining their files

According to the report published by the Turkish newspaper "Nafs", the first phase is expected to include the release of about 4,500 people, after examining their files and completing the legal procedures, provided that the start of the release operations is linked to the issuance of a report from the National Security Council confirming that the party has handed over its weapons and evacuated its headquarters sites.

The report indicated that the Ministry assigned public prosecutors in the 81 Turkish states to collect data related to the legal status of prisoners and detainees, in preparation for re-examining about 80,000 files that may include more than 100,000 people, in addition to reviewing the files of about 12,000 wanted persons.

The files in question, according to the source, are not limited to accusations of belonging to the party or assisting it, but also include possession of explosive materials, damage to property, forgery of official documents, and arson.

According to the report, it is scheduled to complete an inventory of the legal conditions and records by the end of October, while the release procedures remain linked to the legal framework regulating the process and the National Security Council report.