​​​​​​​Politicians: KCK decision expresses democracy- peace

The politicians of North and East Syria made it clear that the decision of the Kurdistan Communities Union to extend the ceasefire until the Turkish elections reflects a real, democratic and peaceful position.

​​​​​​​Politicians: KCK decision expresses democracy- peace
30 March, 2023   20:57
QAMISHLO- SIMA BROKEY

The co-chair of the Leadership Body of the Kurdistan Communities Union, Besê Hozat, announced during a program broadcast by Media News on the twenty-seventh of March, the extension of the ceasefire until the Turkish elections. On this subject, the politicians of North and East Syria spoke to ANHA’s agency.

"Let the world see the morals of the Kurdistan community system"

The Secretary-General of the Kurdistan Liberal Union, Farhad Tello, said that the decision of the Kurdistan Communities Union to extend the ceasefire process stems from a moral and humanitarian duty and continued: "The decision of the Kurdistan Communities Union is correct and expresses democracy, peace and stability. Let the world see the decision of the Kurdistan Communities Union. The Turkish occupation state did not take Such a decision so far, on the contrary, it has intensified its attacks on both Bakur, Başûr and Rojava Kurdistan.

"It will create stability for the elections."

The Secretary-General of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Party (Parti), Nasr al-Din Ibrahim, said that the decision of the Kurdistan Communities Union is an important and valuable decision because it will create a state of stability for the elections, and this will prevent the authority of the Justice and Development Party and the National Movement from manipulating the elections.

Nas al-Din indicated that despite these peace decisions, the Turkish occupation state continues its attacks on Bakur, Başûr, Rojava Kurdistan, and even Şengal, and continued his speech, saying: "Turkish society must play its role to overthrow the authority of the Justice and Development Party and the National Movement in the elections."

T/ Satt.

ANHA