Badran Chiya Kurd: Madrid Agreement hostile to Kurds

Deputy Co-chair of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria Badran Chiya Kurd in a statement made to the Rojava F.M. Radio said:

''they have agreed to antagonise the Kurds. Erdogan has always sought  to create regional and global grounds for carrying out an attack on our regions or even in Southern Kurdistan, the Medya Defense Zones or against Shingal.

''He is determined to carry out an attack whatever it scale be. To cover his failures on the resistance fronts and to cover his interior crisis and to exploit the world preoccupation with the crisis in Ukraine and to exploit the Russian situation he tries by every possible means to pass on his bargains with the concerned countries with our regions.

''These threats are according to bargains and plots against our people   and its presence. This is the strategy of the ruling authorities in Turkey. ''

Evaluating the meeting held  between Erdogan and the U.S. President Joe Biden and the possibility that Erdogan may have received a kind of green light to carry out an incursion into North and East Syria Chiya Kurd said :

''the international balance have changed a little. Today ISIS is present and Turkey supports it in areas under occupation. Any facilities rendered to carry out an incursion would damage the interest of the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS and the gains we made against ISIS. We cannot speculate that there has been a green light or not.''

On the Syrian government Badran said ''there has been an understanding between the Syrian government and   Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria to protect the Syrian borders with Turkey and that there are wider discussions to broaden the understanding to deter any possible Turkish attack.''

 ''since 2019 there is an understanding to protect the border and now with Russian mediation there are discussions to extend such an understanding that may serve the region and the people and preserves stability here'', he said.

''there should be clear by the government in Damascus particularly in what touches the sovereignty to which it has always cling. Any Turkish incursion into North eastern Syria would pose threats to the unity and stability and future of Syria in general''.

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ANHA