Almanya'da, DHKP-C'nin üst düzey yöneticisi Musa Aşoğlu'nun terör örgütü üyesi olmak suçlamasıyla yakalandığı bildirildi.
Federal Başsavcılıktan yapılan açıklamada, 55 yaşındaki Hollanda vatandaşı Musa Aşoğlu'nun Hamburg'da yakalandığı belirtildi.
Zanlının, DHKP-C'nin Avrupa yapılanmasının hiyerarşisinde yer aldığı ve profesyonel kadroda örgüt liderlerinin talimatıyla çeşitli görevleri yerine getirdiği ifade edildi.
Açıklamada, zanlının en son DHKP-C’nin "Avrupa sorumlusu" olarak görev yaptığı aktarıldı.
Açıklamada, Musa Aşoğlu'nın söz konusu pozisyonu ile Avrupa genelinde örgütün yöneticilerini sevk ve idare ettiği, bunları takip ettiği ve yönetici kadroları atadığı ifade edildi.
Zanlının en önemli görevinin ise terör örgüt için mali kaynak bulmak için talimatlar vermek ve bağış paralarını teslim almak olduğu aktarılan açıklamada, Musa Aşoğlu'nun bugün tutuklama talebi ile hakim karşısına çıkarılacağı kaydedildi.
Almanya'nın Hamburg kentinde gözaltına alınan terör örgütü DHKP-C'nin üst düzey yöneticisi Musa Aşoğlu'nun İçişleri Bakanlığının arananlar listesinde kırmızı kategoride yer aldığı bildirildi.
Aşoğlu'nun, İçişleri Bakanlığının terörden arananlar listesinde kırmızı kategoride yer aladığı ve yakalanması için ihbarda bulunanlara 4 milyon lira ödül verileceği öğrenildi.
Listedeki kırımızı kategori, terör örgütlerinin lider kadrosunu oluşturanlardan oluşuyor.
Yakalanan teröristin Türkiye'ye iadesine dair herhangi bir bilgi verilmedi.
SIRA SANA GELİYOR FEHRİYE!...
Fehriye Erdal is a female political extremist from Turkey She was one of the three Terorist organisation DHKP-C members allegedly involved in the assassination of a Turkish businessman, Özdemir SABANCI and two of his employees on 9 January 1996 in Istanbul, Turkey. In 2008, however, she was acquitted of this charge.
In 1999, she was captured in Belgium At the time of her arrest, she held a fake passport under the name Nese Yildirim. Belgian officials were able to identify her only after her fingerprints were taken.
In 2006, a couple of hours before her sentence was announced and in spite of being under 24-hour surveillance of the Belgian Secret Service, she managed to flee.She was to be sentenced to a four-year imprisonment in Belgium for the crimes she had committed in that country. She would later be handed over to Turkey in order to be tried for her involvement in terrorist activities within the borders of the Turkish Republic.
After her escape, INTERPOL issued a red bulletin for Fehriye Erdal sending a message to its 186 member countries that she is to be captured and returned to Belgium. Although there have been reports that she has been seen in South Cyprus,Greece and Jordan, there was no solid information on her whereabouts.
In 2008, the Belgian Court of Appeal acquitted Fehriye Erdal of all charges against her. The court ruled there is no evidence connecting Erdal with terrorist activities. In 2011, Belgian investigators claimed they were no longer actively looking for Erdal, who was still on Interpol's list, and they believed she might be dead.Musa Asoglu is a key leader of the Revolutionary People’s Liberation Party/Front (Turkish: Devrimci Halk Kurtuluş Partisi Cephesi, or DHKP/C). DHKP/C has targeted U.S. interests, including U.S. military and diplomatic personnel and facilities since its creation in 1994 when its predecessor, Devrimci Sol or Dev Sol, splintered. Its goal is to abolish the U.S. and NATO footprint from Turkey, and establish a socialist state. In February 2013, a suicide bomber affiliated with the group attacked the U.S. Embassy in Ankara, killing a Turkish security guard. The U.S. Department of State designated DHKP/C a Foreign Terrorist Organization in 1997, and reviewed and maintained this designation on July 24, 2013.
Musa Asoglu, Zerrin Sari, and Seher Demir Sen direct operations of the Revolutionary People’s Liberation Front, also known as the DHKP-C, a Marxist group banned in Turkey that opposes the Turkish government, the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, of which Turkey is a key member nation. Over the years the DHKP-C has killed dozens of people, including two retired generals and a former Turkish justice minister.
