Calling for unity against the attacks on the Kurds, women from the Faraşîn Plateau said, "Kurds need to fight shoulder to shoulder against the invasion and betrayal and be united."
PYD Co-Presidency Council Member Salih Müslim, drawing attention to the statement of AKP President Tayyip Erdoğan about a "new attack" against Northern and Eastern Syria, stated that the attack on Rojava is Turkey's war against the Kurdish people, and said, "If there is an attack, the people will resist."
2 children were killed as a result of the Turkish drone bombardment of civilians in Bamernê.
The lawyers of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate to urgently meet with their client.
Continuing the struggle for justice, Şenyaşar family said: "We call on the prosecutors of the state to be fair."
A crisis broke out between the soldiers and the rangers in Heftanîn, which was not in Turkey's cross-border plans and where fierce clashes have been going on for days. Stating that there was distrust between them and the soldiers, some rangers said, "Soldiers can no longer hold on in Heftanîn."
Stating that Turkey has established around 40 military bases around Mosul, Journalist Argeş Şengalî said: "Turkey is trying to smother Shengal, tear it apart from other places and leave Shengal alone and helpless. Why isn't the Iraqi government build walls at places where its territory is violated?"
Imprisoned artist Nudem Durak called for solidarity to artists with the song "Çiyayên me"(Our mountains).
Turkey launched new attacks on the Girê Cudi and Girê FM regions of Zap and the Girê Hakkari region of Metina. It was reported that there were violent clashes in the region.
Sıddık Uğur, being held in Beşiri Type T Closed Prison, passed away. The prison administration claimed that Uğur committed suicide.
The first screening of the documentary "Nujiyan", about the struggle of journalist Nujiyan Erhan, will be held in Shengal.
Howitzer shots on Heftanîn, one of the villages of Uludere continue.
While heavy clashes are taking place in Heftanîn, the region is being shelled from Uludere.
Deployed from Uludere to Heftanîn, rangers stated that the TAF was stuck at one point, and said: "Heftanîn has turned into an hornets' nest for the soldiers."
Continuing the Justice Watch, Ferit Şenyaşar said: "We don't want half measure justice. 4 people were arrested 4 years after the massacre. There is still a confidentiality order on the file. We continue the sit-in because our demands are not met."