Nasr al-Din Ibrahim: Turkey seeks to strike project of Syria pluralistic decentralized

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Turkey is seeking to export its internal crises politically and economically. the solidarity, cohesion of the ranks is good example to respond to any external aggression. In this context, the Secretary of the Kurdish Democratic Party in Syria, " Partî " Nasral-Din Ibrahim, responded to the questions of ANHA correspondent about the recent threats of Turkish officials to the east of the Euphrates.

'Turkey continues to try to undermine the project components of North Syria '

Nasr al-Din Ibrahim, secretary of the Kurdish Democratic Party in Syria, explained that the policy of the Turkish state is still trying to undermine the Syrian decentralization project chosen by the components of northeast Syria as a solution to the Syrian crisis"Without a doubt, the policy of the Turkish state represented by the Justice and Development Party (AKP), especially its President Erdogan, is clear from the beginning towards the north-east of Syria, It aims to undermine the democratic project to solve the Syrian crisis, And undermine of coexistence of the components coexisting in the area as well as Turkey does not want the success of Syria's project of decentralized, so Turkey occasionally resort to the threat of the area .

'Turkey is trying to export its internal political and economic crisis abroad'

Ibrahim added the motives of the recent Turkish occupation threats on a military operation in North and East Syria  "The recent Turkish threats about East Euphrates and northeastern Syria are politically motivated, the first reflects the failure of its policy in the north and east of Syria and Rojava, in addition to put pressure on international forces to obtain greater concessions in Syria diplomatically and politically,Especially America, which is the head of the international coalition, as Turkey is trying to export its internal political and economic crisis abroad, and trying on the other hand to win the Turkish street in the near March municipal elections next March, All these reasons can be deduced from the goal of Turkey to intervene in North Syria.

'Erdogan's claims to fight Kurdish forces is nothing but a policy to divide the Syrian fabric'

As for what Erdogan intended in his statements about targeting Kurdish forces only to the east of the Euphrates, Nasr al-Din Ibrahim pointed out that the AKP and its Turkish President Erdogan through these statements wants to manipulate politically, and wants his policy to divide the components from each other, and Erdogan does not see the unity of components in north and east of Syria to serve its colonial interests in the area , so it works continuously by various means to undermine them.

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ANHA