Department of Foreign Relations rejects the accusations of the Astana trio

The Astana trio (Turkey, Russia and Iran), and as usual, had accused the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria for secession.

Commenting on the statement, Dania Ramadan renewed the Autonomous Administration's affirmation of the Syrian territorial integrity.

The co-chair recalled how the Turkish occupation state undermined the unity of Syria by occupying more than 10 percent of its area.

In a statement to ANHA agency, Dania Ramadan said, "It is very unfortunate that a final statement came out from the guarantor countries and present in the Syrian arena in vague sentences that are not devoid of accusations that are not related to reality. It was hoped that a statement would come out that puts its hand on the bleeding Syrian wound. And the exit in Syria to security, peace and stability, not to accusations, increase the rift between Syrians and perpetuate the crisis and conflict.

She added, "The unity, integrity and sovereignty of the Syrian lands is a strategic goal of the Autonomous Administration, and the social contract charter by which the administration was established confirms this."

Dania Ramadan asserted that "the wars of liberation against terrorism and the unification of 30 percent of Syria's lands after the emirates and regions were divided by extremist brigades, and rounds of dialogue with Damascus to search for a political solution that would restore Syria's unity on solid foundations that unite all Syrians and dialogue with the Syrian opposition to find a formula for building Future Syria, all these are realistic and tangible indications of the Autonomous Administration's keenness.

She pointed out that "it is not hidden from anyone that the accusation of the Autonomous Administration of secession is a clear Turkish imprint, which, unfortunately, was the first to strike the unity and sovereignty of Syria through the occupation of the north and the demographic change it was practicing in the region."

ANHA