​​​​​​​Deep contradictions in the Kurdish National Council appear in public with Saud al-Mulla’s statements

The Kurdish National Council in Syria rejected the statements of its head, Saud al-Mulla, in which he described the Turkish occupation state as the main enemy of the Kurdish people. The Council affirmed its absolute support for the Turkish occupation state, in a clear indication of the depth of contradictions within the client entity of the Turkish occupation state.

​​​​​​​Deep contradictions in the Kurdish National Council appear in public with Saud al-Mulla’s statements
16 December, 2021   11:07
NEWS DESK

Saud al-Mulla, head of the Kurdish National Council, represented by the so-called Syrian Coalition of Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, confirmed during a symposium held by the Council in the city of Qamishlo on Friday, December 10th, that the main enemy of the Kurdish people is the Turkish occupation state, and that the elements of the so-called (National Army) They are mercenaries.

Saud al-Mulla explained that the presence of the Syrian Kurdish National Council in the so-called coalition is just a gateway to the interests of the international community, and that they participated in the establishment of the "Freedom and Peace Front" led by al-Jarba to be an alternative to the coalition.

On December 15th, the so-called General Secretariat of the Kurdish National Council in Syria issued a statement to the public opinion, rejecting the statements of the head of the Kurdish National Council and considering them as "an expression of his personal opinion and caused confusion among some observers."

The Kurdish National Council reiterated, through its statement, its affiliation with the Turkish occupation state and said: "The Council affirms its constant endeavor to build and strengthen relations of respect with all those who supported the Syrian people with all its components in their ordeal, and appreciates them for the assistance they provided to reach its goals and shelter the refugees, including major countries and neighboring countries and Turkey.”

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ANHA