Gado: PDK should not hamper efforts for Kurdish unity

Salih Gado stated that the enemies are the sole beneficiaries of the Kurdish infighting and he also appealed to the PDK not to hinder the Kurdish unity efforts.

17 December, 2020 01:42

QAMISHLO – SIMA BIROKI

On the 13th of December, the PDK-affiliated forces launched an attack on the Guerrilla Forces near the village of Sikarki in Amadiya sub-district located in the Dohuk governorate in Başûr Kurdistan (northern Iraq) and it resulted in serious injuries of 3 fighters.

The Secretary General of the Kurdish Democratic Left Party in Syria, Salih Gado, spoke to our ANHA News Agency on the issue.

The enemies are the sole beneficiaries from warfare ′

He explained attributed the event to the enemy's plots, and named them as the only beneficiaries of the Kurdish infighting, he said: “We are going through a delicate phase, as our people gains are under constant threats."

He noted that they played their role as one of Rojava parties, to prevent the internal war because what is happening now in Başûr Kurdistan hurts the Kurdish people a lot.

On the possible aftermaths of the KDP-affiliated forces escalation on the Kurdish people, Gado said: “Under the internal and the Kurdish friend's pressure, the KDP will deescalate, as it is well-aware that it is not in its interest either. "

He appealed to all engaged Kurdish political movements in this issue to assume their national responsibilities according to the Kurdish spirit.

The KDP should review itself ′

At the end of his speech, the Secretary General of the Left Party in Syria, Salih Gado, appealed to the KDP to provide support to the other Kurdish parties, and he continued by saying: “The KDP should not hinder the Kurdish unity, so that we can hold the Kurdistan National Congress soon. "

It is worth noting that although all Kurdish movements in Rojava Kurdistan (Kurds-inhabited areas in northeast Syria) of the enemies' plots. However, no explanation has yet been issued by the KDP for its position to the Kurdish people.

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ANHA