Terrorist organization PKK burned its weapons in the first phase of the disarmament process, and this symbolic ceremony has drawn significant attention worldwide. The United States has provided evaluations regarding the PKK's decision to lay down arms.

U.S. State Department spokesperson stated, "We welcomed it; the ceremony where they burned their weapons was very important."

The first evaluation from the United States regarding the PKK's disarmament decision was made by spokesperson Temi Bruce, who said, "We view the PKK as a foreign terrorist organization, so we welcome every step towards laying down arms and eliminating this threat."

Spokesperson Bruce emphasized the significance of the PKK's decision to disarm within the context of a terror-free Turkey process. He also remarked on the historic moments of weapon burning in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, saying, "They burned their weapons in a public ceremony; this was important."

On July 11, the PKK burned their weapons in a public ceremony in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq. A total of 30 PKK terrorists, including 15 women and 15 men, participated in the symbolic event to destroy their weapons. The disarmament of the PKK is recorded as a historic step for Turkey and has resonated widely around the world.