​​​​​​​Kurdish politician: KCK's stance to fail plots of KDP, Turkish state

In recent days, the Kurdish street has been preoccupied with tensions caused by the Kurdistan Democratic Party, loyal to Turkish occupation, with sign of war with the Kurdistan Liberation Movement in Başur, "southern Kurdistan," after statements of the head of the Democratic Party, Masoud Barzani, who made clear his intention to get into a war with the guerrilla forces.

In this regard, the Kurdish politician Karimi criticized, in a statement to ANHA agency, the policy of the KDP that serve the Turkish state’s plans that seek to eliminate the Kurdish presence.

Karimi explained, "Kurdistan is witnessing a major crisis, where the parties under the government’s roof are not united. they have not yet been able to form a national government." Karimi pointed out that despite participation of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and the Movement for Change in the government, they cannot play any role, stressing: “The Democratic Party puts the government under its authority without taking account of other parties."

It is a pity that the KDP is working under Turkish orders

In the same context, Karimi stated that: “What is happening now is not a war between the Kurds, but war of the Turkish state with the Kurds, pioneered by the KDP”, expressing his regret of the KDP carrying out ther Turkish orders. Regarding the recent statements of Barzani about his repentance over the Kurdish infighting, Karimi said: “Despite his statement, he declared the war against the PKK in his clear message to his supporters, and this what makes the situation in Başur Kurdistan bad. ”

The stance of the guerrilla forces was rational, we trust them

Karimi trusts guerrilla forces' abilites to overcome on tensions caused by some parties, indicating that they will respond rationally whereas the Turkish's policy with Democratic Party will fail. At the end of his speech, the Kurdish politician Ali Karimi saw that the statement issued by Kurdish Community Union was good, hoping that no wars would take place between the Kurds, which would have negative effects on the Kurdish people, noting that the PKK does not accept war, but if war break out, then they have the right and legitimacy to defend themselves.

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