Al-Derzi: No solution to Syrian crisis amid Turkish occupation

GIRÊ SPÎ

Our agency conducted an interview with the writer and independent Syrian opponent Ahmed al-Derzi, on developments in the region, especially Idlib, and the occupation of Turkey by Syrian territory.

At the beginning of his speech, Ahmed al-Derzi pointed out that the issue of Idlib is very complex and the Syrian crisis has diminished over the past seven years. "Through the agreements between Russia, Turkey and Iran, the Syrian regime regained control over most of the areas that the armed groups controlled in the past years, armed groups have been transferred from the Syrian controlled areas to Idlib. Idleb today is not only a Syrian entitlement but also a regional and international entitlement. Today there is a Russian, Iranian and Syrian administration to eliminate the terrorist groups, and the return of Idlib to Damascene legitimacy.

"The benefiter of this crisis and the survival of terrorism in Idlib is Turkey, or the so-called Turkish project, which includes that Turkey will reach the map of Turkey in 1920," he said in order to achieve this, it seeks to occupy large areas of Syrian geography, and Iraq as well.”

"Turkey is trying to impose its hegemony on the Syrian territories through its mercenaries, and keeping its mercenaries in the cities it occupied, such as Afrin, Jarablus, al-Bab and others, to make a demographic change in the region is in its interest, and to satisfy its expansionist ambitions,” he noted.

Commenting on the repeated attacks by the Turkish state on the northern regions of Syria, al-Derzi said, "The Turkish state views the region as a barrier to its occupational ambitions and access to its map, which we mentioned earlier. It finds the whole of Syria as Kurds, Arabs and Syriacs who defend their land against these policies. "He said.

At the end of his speech, the Syrian writer and opponent stressed that as long as there is a Turkish presence and occupation on the Syrian territories, there can be no final solution to the crisis that Syria is experiencing. "We are now facing two major contradictions in the Turkish dream of hegemony, expansion and the salvation of the Syrian war, and his project failed in the region. "

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ANHA