SDF leader: There are forces do not want to live among Syrian components

AL-TABQA

This came during a meeting held in al-Jarniah town north-west al-Tabqa to explain the latest political developments on the Syrian arena, especially after the Turkish occupation of Afrin.

The meeting, which was held in a tent inside the school of the village, was attended by members of the local committees, and councils, as well as dozens of residents of al-Jarniah town and its countryside.

The meeting began with a speech by the leader of "SDF" in al-Tabqa Omid Gabar, explaining the current situation in Middle East and what is happening because of the policies of Western countries.

Gabar pointed out in his speech to the failure of the summit meeting held in Ankara between Russia, Turkey and Iran, stressing that the "Turkish-Russian-Iranian alliance ended and the largest evidence of that the recent meeting in Ankara, where things were not desired by Turkey, including Iran's request to Turkey to hand over the occupied Afrin canton to Syrian army and Turkish state refused its request.

Turkish state launched its aggressive attacks on Afrin on 20 January.

The leader stressed the continuation of the "resistance in occupied Afrin," pointing out that "SDF had keenness on the lives of citizens so that they withdrew from Afrin to prevent the continuation of a series of massacres committed by the Turkish enemy and its mercenaries in the rest of areas."

During his conversation, Gabar has pointed out the reason of Turkish occupation of Afrin canton, which is "the fear of Turkish state of the transition of the democratic nation's project into Turkish state, which will significantly threaten the existing of Turkish state system."

"Western countries are not better off than Turkey. They are not satisfied with the current situation in North Syria; on the other hand, Western countries are not satisfied with the reality we live in, they do not want the coexistence of Kurdish, Arab, Syrian and other people. Western countries follow the policies of division between the components of people to be able to intervene and impose control.

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ANHA