Baghdad: The Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), which has been banned in Iraq, has officially declared its dissolution. This significant announcement was made during the PKK’s twelfth conference, marking a pivotal moment in the organization’s history. The decision includes the disarmament of its members, signaling an end to the group’s activities in Iraq.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, this move comes as a response to a call from the PKK’s leader, Abdullah Ocalan. The decision to dissolve the organization and disarm its members reflects a shift in strategy and a potential change in the region’s geopolitical landscape. The PKK, known for its long-standing conflict with various governments, has been a contentious presence in Iraq, and its dissolution could have far-reaching implications for the region’s stability and security.