Fawzi Şengali: International powers tacitly approve Turkey's policies against leader

The secretary of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Accord Party, Fawzi Şengali, stated that the Turkish authorities base their policy on the logic of fighting all that the leader Abdullah Ocalan achieved, in reference to the targeting of the house in which he stayed in Kobani in 1979.

19 April, 2021 05:20

Qamishlo - Yara Muhammad

The Turkish occupation continues to launch its attacks on the northern and eastern regions of Syria, where, on Friday dawn, a reconnaissance plane of the occupation army targeted the house where the leader Abdullah Ocalan stayed in the village of Albalur, west of the city of Kobani in 1979, while crossing the borders of northern Kurdistan to Rojava, which is known as the home of "the leader".

The bombing angered the peoples of northern and eastern Syria, and angered the Kurdish people in particular, who considered it targeting their will.

The leader Abdullah Ocalan's Freedom Committee considered this an attack on values and international law, stressing that it stems from a chauvinistic mentality.

In this regard, our agency conducted a meeting with the Secretary of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Accord Party, Fawzi Şengali, who at the beginning of his speech touched on the policies that Turkey pursues towards the leader Abdullah Ocalan and the Kurdish people.

He said, "The issue of leader Abdullah Ocalan cannot be evaluated as a temporary or immediate issue, because it is basically a purely intellectual and philosophical issue, with a democratic project that includes the parts of the earth and peoples of different origins and ethnicities, and it also contributes to offering solutions to all outstanding problems in the Middle East; it aims to fight the democratic ideology that is in contradiction to the principle of authority in capitalist countries with exploitative projects."

Şengali pointed out, "these policies came with the tacit approval of some concerned countries and are well-versed in the pressures and conspiracies that targeted the leader Abdullah Ocalan in 1999 and are continuing until now, due to their fear of damaging the existing system of bourgeoisie and feudalism."

'The democratic project constitutes a threat to Turkey's politics'

Fawzi Şengali noted that the democratic project constitutes a threat to Turkey's internal policy, and said: “Leader Abdullah Ocalan proposed in his theses some ideas and methods to end the political and economic dilemmas that afflict the Turkish interior,” indicating that these solutions may contradict the agendas and interests of Turkey and some other parties.

He explained that the Turkish authorities base their policy on the logic of fighting everything that the leader Abdullah Ocalan achieved for his people and his nation, and this was evident in their targeting of defenseless civilians at times, and the destruction of symbols and erasing historical connotations at other times, in reference to the targeting of the house in which the leader stayed in 1979. "

'Turkey violates terms of agreement amid Russians, Damascus government silence'

On the role of the Damascus government in protecting its sovereignty and the Russian guarantor in the region, he said: "Turkey violates the terms of the agreement before the eyes of the Russians and the government of Damascus," noting that the enemies of the Kurdish people are many and they are agreed to exterminate them.

Fawzi Şengali indicated that the people are affected by the heinous war most, while governments and policymakers benefit from covering half the cost of wars, and they gain huge profits from selling their weapons to the conflicting parties, by creating chaos and managing crises, stressing that all parties agree on preventing any rift that damages their authoritarian system.

He added, "The international community and human rights organizations also suffer from mismanagement and lack the correct vision of issues and files, confirming if they are part of the system itself."

Fawzi Şengali appealed to the peoples and societies that have taken the thought and philosophy of the leader Abdullah Ocalan as a platform for truth, as well as the Kurdish parties, to demand freedom and achieve justice for the leader Abdullah Ocalan.

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