Hesso: Turkey attacks on Haftanin fail, it uses proxy mercenaries

The Turkish occupation transferred the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham mercenaries (formerly the Al-Nusra Front) and the Turkestan Islamic Party, after the United States removed the last from its terrorist lists on November 20, under Turkish pressure, to the Right to Self-defense Zones in Başûr Kurdistan (north of Iraq).

Member of the Executive Committee of the Kurdistan National Congress,(KNK) Akram Hassou, indicated in an interview with our agency that the Turkish occupation's transferring of Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham, commonly referred to as (Tahrir al-Sham) and the Turkestan Islamic Party to Haftanin Zones, proves its failing attacks. In addition to the Turkish attempts to settle mercenaries in Başûr Kurdistan and Bakûr Kurdistan border areas.

Hasso noted that the Right to Self-defense Zones is not like Karabakh, Idlib and Libya, stressing that all Turkey's ploys will fail.

Hasso indicated that Turkey would like now to form an umbrella for its proxy Uighurs, Chechnya, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan mercenaries who participated in the battles to occupy Idlib, al-Bab, Jarablus, Afrin, Girê Spî and Serêkaniyê in northeast Syria, in addition to their use as proxies in Libya and Karabakh, under the name of the Turkmen for besieging Başûr Kurdistan, the Qandil Mountains, and the Right to Self-Defense Zones.

Turkey displaces the Kurds

On the dangers of the Turkish demographic change plots, Hasso said: “Turkey displaces the Kurds, and it previously settled the Turkmen in Kirkuk and Uighur and Chechen mercenaries in Afrin and Girê Spî.”

Commenting on removing the Turkistan Islamic Party from the global terrorism lists, he confirmed that that came as a result of the Turkish state-Trump's administration close relations, and indicated that Turkey will not be able to implement its policies except through these mercenaries, who are used to exterminate the Kurdish people.

Hassou stressed that Turkey seeks mainly to carry out the demographic change in the Kurdish regions, and said: "Turkey will fail in these endeavors, because the Kurdish people have been living on their lands for centuries, despite all the policies of the extermination against them. "

He stressed the need to unify the Kurdish forces to stand up to Turkish policies and ensure the return of the displaced kurds.

"The Kurds are a difficult balance."

Hasso noted that the Kurds have now become a difficult balance, and the colonial countries of Kurdistan, such as the Turkish, Iranian, Iraqi and even Russia, are promoting the Kurdish-Kurdish fighting, and he said: “It is true that political contradictions exist, but the Kurdish political mentality has gone beyond the stage of the Kurdish infighting.”, He added, "Every part of Kurdistan has a privacy that should not be an obstacle to the other part."

Member of the Executive Committee of the Kurdistan National Congress, (KNK)  Akram Hasso, called on the Kurdish powers to overcome their disputes in the current stage, praising the efforts made by some Kurdish forces that seek rapprochement among the Kurdish forces.

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ANHA