Daoud warns: Regime's insistence on a military solution will divide Syria

In an interview with our agency, the Secretary-General of the Future Syria Party, Siham Daoud, attributed the responsibility for prolonging the Syrian crisis to regional interventions, led by the Turkish occupation state.  The negative effects resulting from the crisis, the most important of which are the Turkish occupation of the Syrian territories, the blatant Turkish intervention in the Syrian territories, and the crisis in general.

 The Secretary-General of the Future Syria Party considered that there is no solution to the Syrian crisis in the near future, so the Syrians should work to stop the bleeding of Syrians and end their crisis according to the political foundations.

 Siham Daoud noted, "Snce the announcement of the establishment of the party, we launched our dialogues and slogans, and repeat our calls for a constructive Syrian-Syrian dialogue that would work to end this crisis."

 She stressed that dialogue as the only way to resolve the crisis "cannot find a solution to the crisis through military means or external interventions, but only the Syrians can solve it and determine the future shape of Syria, and it is not possible to go back to before 2011, and this is what the Syrian regime seeks."

 Therefore, according to Siham Daoud, the only solution is for the Syrians to sit at a constructive and serious dialogue table. We as Future Syria Party, call on international parties to seriously find a solution to the Syrian crisis in accordance with United Nations resolutions, including Resolution 2245.

 She indicated, "There were Russian calls for negotiation and dialogue between the Autonomous Administration and the Damascus government, but the regime is not serious. It insists on a military solution and tightening its security grip on all Syrian lands, and this cannot be returned to."

 She added, "The Autonomous Administration always repeats its calls for dialogue, but the regime ignores this, but there is a project that was established on Syrian territory here in the north and east of Syria, which can be a nucleus for resolving the crisis, and enables determining the form of government in Syria that is pluralistic, democratic and decentralized."

 In her presentation, the Secretary-General stated, "Despite the recognition of the Syrian regime represented by the top of its pyramid, which went out to the media and said that it is not possible to go back to before 2011 and that the form of government in Syria will be decentralized, but we did not notice the seriousness."

 She stressed, "In the Future Syria Party, we are working to unify the Syrian territories in their entirety, but if the Syrian regime remains intransigent and insists on a military solution, Syria will tend to divide and create a big rift between the Syrians and divide Syria into small states."

 Siham Daoud saw that the best way to solve the Syrian crisis is the Syrian dialogue, with the support and serious follow-up of the regional parties, and the activation of UN resolutions on resolving the crisis.

 She concluded her speech, "All regional and international powers and the Syrian regime should take the project of self-administration into consideration, this project, which has become a difficult number, and all meetings related to the Syrian crisis will not work, as long as the Syrian Democratic Council remains outside it, all Syrians can benefit from it, as it has achieved  Great security, economic and social stability.

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