Abdullah Öcalan, the founder of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), has been moved to a new residence within the İmralı prison complex in Turkey, according to reports from journalist Nuray Babacan. The move coincides with Öcalan reportedly taking an active role in discussions surrounding the potential dissolution of the PKK. Sources, including unnamed politicians involved in the peace process, revealed this development. Öcalan has historically been a key figure in Turkey’s efforts to resolve the decades-long conflict with the PKK. This relocation and renewed involvement suggest a possible shift in the group’s trajectory. Further details regarding the new residence and the specifics of Öcalan’s role remain undisclosed. The report originated from Turkish Minute.