Kilo Issa: Kurdish unity will play prominent role in resolving Syrian crisis

Member of the Central Committee of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Party (PDKS) Kilo Issa said: The unification of the parties in the Syrian conflict has a prominent role in resolving the crisis and bringing peace to the region, demanding that the parties must not deal with the Turkish occupation.

5 February, 2020 03:46

Kobane- Omar Mohammed

The revolution in northeastern Syria achieved a lot in its 8years, thanks to the great sacrifices to make their revolution a success, but the division between Kurdish political parties in northeastern Syria has led the Kurdish issue towards a dark tunnel.

These divisions have led to the birth of many parties under the agendas of regional states, and becae means of occupying areas of northeastern Syria.

Turkey is counting on some parties to legalize its intervention in the Syrian crisis, occupy its territory, as has many Syrian areas, and the Syrian regime, for its part, is exploiting some Kurdish parties to restore its dominance to the north eastern regions of Syria.

"All parties must agree and act," Kilo Issa, member of the Central Committee of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Party said. He stressed on the need for unity by saying: "All parties must agree and act. "We are very much away from stalling and escaping to the arms of the enemies, given the sensitivity of the stage that the regions of northeastern Syria are going through on the political and military levels."

Issa pointed to the dangers facing the region, : "The Turkish state and its mercenaries are following the policy of trickling, forced displacement, and demographic change in the occupied areas."

"All political parties must be responsible and sit at the table"

Especially the Kurdish National Council, which works for some parties and states that are not concerned about Syrian affairs, but rather complicates the crisis," he said. Syria since the beginning of the revolution."

"Everyone should stay away from the interests of the enemies and work for the freedom of the people, who are subjected on a daily basis to violations by the Turkish state and its mercenaries."

Kilo Issa called on the political parties in Bashur Kurdistan to pressure the Kurdish National Council to change course, stop serving foreign agendas, and return to work for the Kurdish people.'

"The Autonomous Administration project is a democratic project that brings security and stability to all components, so we have a duty to work to consolidate and protect it," Issa said.

Issa pointed out that the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Party supports efforts to unite the Kurdish class from the beginning. Therefore, we joined all the meetings held in this context, and added: "At the beginning we were working under the roof of the Kurdish National Council, but over time we found that the Council became a tool in the hands of the Turkish state.

That's why we exited of the council." "Unifying the Kurdish ranks will play a prominent role in resolving the crisis in Syria, and we will play an important role in the preparation of the Syrian constitution," PDKS member, Kilo Issa said.

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