Siko: Barzanis' history does not suffices him to remain

Abdul Kareem Siko warned of exploding of the situation in Southern Kurdistan saying ''the history of Barzani is not enough to remain he has to return to his people, people unity keep regimes in power''. 

Siko: Barzanis' history does not suffices him to remain
20 February, 2022   06:10
NEWSDESK -KADAR IBRAHIM

Head of the Democratic Party of Kurdistan- Syria, Abdul Kareem Siko made it clear that the Kurdish people in Rojava made many great gains in the last years and gained reputation all over the world '' now we have many friends, they are much more than our enemies''.   

Siko said that their call to the Kurdish people wherever it exits 'if you render a hand of help to us and you did not support us in our revolution and if you did not sacrificed for the sake of Kurdistan then do not fight us''. Siko lashed out at the relations of Southern Kurdistan to Iran and Turkey.

Regarding the policy embraced by Southern Kurdistan against Rojava Siko said '' since the onset of the Rojava Revolution up to date we given 15, 000 martyrs the KRG have not rendered ant support but on the contrary it closed borders. Unfortunately the hopes of our people have been dashed''.

On the Sina'a prison fight in the city of Hasaka recently Siko said '' people of North eastern Syria defended the whole region and made great sacrifices. There are 121 martyrs against ISIS. The KRG represented by Kurdistan Democratic Party did not make a statement on the sacrifices made by our people on the contrary Nechirvan Barzani headed to Turkey that had a great role in the attack on the prison in the city of Hasaka''.

On the visit made by Nechirvan Barzani Siko said the KRG flag was not hoisted there, Barzani confirmed his support to Erdogan, Barzani behaves under Erdogan's dictates''.

On the latest situation Sikao said '' whoi was expecting a revolution break out in Syria against the Ba'athist regime and say enough.  ''the history of Barzani is not enough to remain he has to return to his people, people unity keep regimes in power'', Siko said.

''There are many offices of the Turkish occupation state in Southern Kurdistan, military, security and intelligence ones, and if we suppose that the KRG cannot pay salaries of employees cannot it say to Turkey exit from here'', Siko said.

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