Haji Mustafa : No solution in Syria till exit of Turkish occupation

SILVA MUSTAFA-ROZAZA DADO/ALEPPO

Hawar news agency (ANHA) interviewed with Mohammad Haji Mustafa, he said, "the conflict and bloody escalation that is going on in Syria is spreading concern about an unknown future, and what made matters worse is the removal of its people from the discussion table and negotiations."

The areas between Jarablus city and Afrin have been occupied by the Turkish occupation and reached to al-Bab city after negotiating with Russia, Turkey handed over some areas under domination of mercenaries to the Syrian regime and its allies, in the summer of 2016.

He stressed that peace will not be achieved "only after the expulsion of the occupation from North Syria and consider the Syrian people a party to the conventions and meetings."

He attributed the complications of the Syrian crisis and complications to the entry of international players in the conflict since 2011, "What increased the complexity of the crisis is conflicts and international contradictions and entering its agendas  within Syria."

He expressed his lack of confidence in the international meetings held under the pretext of resolving the Syrian crisis, adding: "Despite the holding of many meetings and access to agreements between these countries, but the result did not materialize on the ground and brought them to the beginning of the crisis because of the absence of key solution to this bitter conflict: the Syrian people."

The leader of Syria Future Party, the Aleppo branch, pointed to anti-regime regimes based on the administration of peoples themselves, as in the area which have been liberated  by virtue of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in north and north-east Syria. "The Syrian north enjoys autonomous administration, and so is Suweida province where the people applied the same administrative style to avoid the fuse of the war that spread throughout Syria, but the hostile forces sought to thwart the system that achieved peace for its people.

On the issue of Idlib, one of the most complex files that Turkey is trying to block any attempt to liberate from Jabhit al-Nusra  mercenaries, Mustafa said that the last meeting, which gathered Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his Turkish counterpart Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, "in preparation for understandings under which the Syrian regime got the green light to launch an attack on Idlib, "from Mustafa's point of view.

The head of the Future Syria Party, Aleppo branch, has warned that Syria's future "will not promise us of a bright tomorrow unless the Syrian people participate in the debate and unite and believe in pluralism, equality and all around a democratic project that guarantees the rights of all Syrian factions."

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ANHA