Dre'I calls on the Kurdish National Council to disengage from enemies

Co-chair of the Intellectuals Union in the Jazira Canton, Gerdiyar Dre'I, has made clear that the visit by the Kurdish National Council, the ENKS, to Turkey, lies within efforts exerted to disunite Kurds.

22 November, 2020 06:17

Qamishlo, Soline Ahme

Talks between the National Kurdish Unity Parties, the PYNK, and the Kurdish National Council, the ENKS, have undergone a state of stagnation, that due, according to some parts, to the late visit by the ENKS to Başûr, or Southern Kurdistan, thence to Turkey, where a delegation from the Kurdish National Council has been holding talks with officials in the Turkish Occupation State.

Such talks are seen by the Kurdish public opinion as not serving the Kurd's cause, and that neither regard uniting Kurds, stressing on the necessity by the ENKS to disengage from Turkey that commits massacres against Kurds on daily bases.

Co-chair of the Intellectuals Union in the Jazira Canton, Dre'I Gerdiyar, commented on the late visit by the National Kurdish Council to Turkey, saying: ''relations between the Kurdish National Council and the Turkish State have reached a status that cannot be detached from each other, and the late visit was to reveal core of the matter''.

Dre'I made clear that participation by the ENKS in the Intra- Kurdish talks due to pressure from the Kurdish society and other Kurdish parties, saying:'' whenever talks advance, the National Kurdish Council takes hostile steps to the Kurdish unity, such as the visit to Turkey under the guise getting on Turkey''.

Dre'I added that :'' in Bakur Kurdistan there are hundreds of Kurds in Turkish jails on false bases, in addition Turkey conducts systematic assaults on Kurdistan, and commit crimes against civilians in such areas, and at such a time the Kurdish National Council alleges that solution to the Kurdish Cause lies in Turkey, but the question that poses itself is on what does the Kurdish National Council want to get ? , and which agendas are on the table of such a terrorist state ''.

'Absolute Turkish demands'

Dre'I stressed on the necessity that ENKS ought to serve the Kurdish interests, and not rejecting gains of the Rojava Revolution, such as the co-presidency system, and teaching Kurdish, saying:'' such demands are Turkish properly''.

Dre'I described attachment by the Kurdish National Council to Turkish Occupation State as a grave mistake, saying:'' ENKS ought to disengage from Turkey since it is a fascist state that antagonizes the Kurds''.

L.A.

ANHA