​​​​​​​Arab- Kurdish parties reject trade-off with Turkish occupation at expense Syrians

Recent data and indicators on the Syrian file, after the Tehran and Sochi meetings between Russia, Iran and Turkey, indicate the floating of the Damascus Government and the return of the country to pre-2011, by eliminating Turkish occupation mercenaries and targeting the AANES "militarily, politically and economically.”

From its history, the Turkish occupying state and its mercenary stepped up air and land targeting of North and East Syria, in conjunction with the Government of Damascus' renewed tightening of the blockade of the Sheikh Maksud neighbourhood and the Shahbah areas, statements by the Turkish President and his regime ministers about the rapprochement between Ankara and Damascus, and media reports are circulating.

Tasnim revealed efforts by Russia to meet Erdogan and Bashar al-Assad during a meeting of Shanghai Cooperation Organization SCO leaders in the second half of September in Uzbekistan.

The Agency itself has also revealed, through what it called informed sources, that Turkish officials demanded that the so-called "Syrian National Coalition" leave Turkish territory during their gathering meeting, as part of their continuing endeavours to reconsider their relations with Damascus. "

The head of the Conservative Party's office in the city of al-Hasakah, Mohammed al-Barak, reiterates his rejection of any external interference in Syria, and that the outputs of recent meetings on the ground are carried out at the expense of the blood of Syrians, considering them as a violation of Syrian territorial sovereignty and a new form of occupation.

The member of the leadership body of the Kurdish Democratic Unity Party in Syria (Yakiti), Salah Hassan Bru, notes that the recent rapprochement between the Government of Damascus and the Turkish occupying state followed the Turkish occupying state's failure to undermine the North and East Syrian people's project and occupy its territory.

"After the failure of the Turkish regime to occupy North and East Syria, it seeks to find a way out of the political crisis in his country, both internally and externally, through reconciliation or agreement with the Syrian regime, according to modified Adana; to target North and East Syria with the support and support of the Russian and Iranian regime.”

On the objective of this convergence, the politician Bro, noted in his speech that the Turkish occupying state is trying to eliminate the democratic experience in North and East Syria by sacrificing the coalition's so-called mercenaries.

Referring to Turkey's internal objectives at the same time, he said that "to dispose of Syrian refugees on Turkish soil and settle them instead of residents of North and East Syria, to relieve political pressure from Turkish political opposition and win voters in the upcoming Turkish elections."

According to Bro, Ankara's rapprochement and the Damascus Government have negative repercussions on the entire Syrian people, saying: "There is a broad rift among all components of the Syrian people, as well as among Syrians and the regime, there are many martyrs, and displaced in the millions since the outbreak of the Syrian crisis."

Member of the Leadership Body of the Kurdish Democratic Unity Party in Syria, Salah Hassan Bru, noted that the Turkish occupying state represented by the Justice and Development Party is trying to jump on the suffering and tragedy of Syrians through reconciliation to restore its relationship with the Damascus Government, which in its turn will complicate the Syrian conflict and far from being resolved.

On the extent of their impact on parties that have chosen to move in accordance with Turkish policy throughout the life of the Syrian crisis, the head of the Conservative Party's office in the city of Hasakah, Mohamed al-Barak, emphasized the loss of those parties, saying "Those who sold themselves to the foreign agendas are the losers, a paper in the hands of those housed by the Syrian Coalition and its armed factions, who discovered that they were tools of the Turkish occupying state."

T/Satt.

ANHA