Rojava Reps' fate in Southern Kurdistan remain undisclosed

On 10 June authorities of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, the PDK, abducted the Jihan Hisein representatives of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and the members of Democratic Union Party, the PYD, Mustafa Khalil and Mustafa Aziz.

Since then, their fate or the reason behind their arrest has not been known, despite demands made by both the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and the Democratic Union Party for their release, amid silence preserved by PDK and its failure to explain the reasons and motives for the abduction.

International diplomatic norms stipulate that politicians and diplomats must not be detained without irrefutable evidence, and if they are arrested, their Government must be informed to be withdrawn or replace them.

Last Sunday, PYD renewed its demand for the release of the three diplomats, considering their abduction as a step to target the party and an implementation of enemies policies who failed in all their attempts to liquidate the Kurd, as the government of the Southern Kurdistan was held responsible for exposing diplomats to any dangers, on Wednesday.

Since the very day of their abduction Department of Foreign Relations of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria: '' these measures increase tension." Calling on Southern Kurdistan parties not to drag behind projects led by Turkey to create intra- Kurdish conflict or to derail the historic transformation of the Kurdish issue in this critical phase."

Abduction of diplomats by authorities in Southern Kurdistan has been made with discontent in North eastern Syria in political arenas that call for urgent remove of Turkish occupation forces from the region and not to serve it's agendas.

ANHA