Three German climbers were kidnapped by PKK terrorists on Mount Agri (Ararat). Turkish troops have launched an operation to rescue them.
It shows that German government started to do something against PKK's interests and the terrorist organization wanted to give a "warning."
I am sure that the German tourists will soon be at home sound and safe. Their families should not be worried. Keeping them for a long time or killing them doesn't sound rational for PKK and its terror strategy in current conditions.
Now I have two expectations:
1) I hope that Berlin would gear up its drive (which we couldn't observe, but only felt after this kidnapping) against PKK and its terror sponsors in Germany.
2) I hope that other countries in Europe (like Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, France and Sweden) would stop harboring terrorists as soon as possible. They don't have to announce their intentions against PKK terrorism. Like Germany, they should just do it without being intimidated by PKK's threats of retaliation.
