Turkish state threatens ENKS, confirms its hostility and unity to the Kurds

The Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu commented on the agreement reached by the Kurdish National Unity Parties and the Kurdish National Council (ENKS) in Syria, which was announced on June 17.

During his talk to CNN, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu threatened the Kurdish National Council and said, "Everyone who cooperates with the YPG, referring to the Kurdish national unity parties is a target for Turkey."

Observers believe that this threat is not new, and that Turkey is working in various ways to disperse the Kurdish house, and is doing its utmost to prevent the achievement of Kurdish national unity, explaining that this threat is a new step that demonstrates the hostility of the Turkish state to the Kurdish people.

On June 16, 2020, the delegations of the Kurdish National Council and the Kurdish National Unity parties in Hasaka, Syria, concluded the first stage of the negotiations for the unity of the Kurdish row, and reached a common political vision, reaching initial understandings, and considering the Duhok Agreement in 2014 on governance and partnership in management and protection, defense is essential for the continuation of the ongoing dialogue and negotiations between the two delegations, with the aim of reaching the signing of a comprehensive agreement in the near future.