Details of a July 6 meeting between the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK's, imprisoned leader Abdullah Öcalan and his lawyers have been released.
A delegation from the Turkish state and Öcalan have reached an agreement to form a peace council, Hurriyet Daily News said quoted a report published on daily Radikal's website that cited news portals close to the outlawed PKK.
"The most important and practical step that we took today with the delegation was to reach a consensus on forming a peace council," said jailed PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan.
